So you're saying to go from a Leica to the Revic binos won't be sacrificing too much on glass performance?
Revic br4 or rangefinder binoculars ?
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You won't miss anything. The ranging and ballistics enhancement alone makes it worth it.
Axl
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The problem I have is if and when the electronics quit working, you are also without your binos while they are in for repair.
6.5x300 WBY
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Great now another RF binoculars with AB to compete with the SIG Kilo 10k. Decisions decisions decisions
Ben Keller
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Anyone have an update on their Revic Binos? I'm looking at switching from my Leica 3200 and a Kestrel to something quicker. Biggest concern is glass quality. My Leicas are crystal clear but again require another device.
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Just go for it! You won't regret the purchase.
Ben Keller
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I listened to your Q&A about them on YouTube and the technical aspects of them sound up to par with the competitors but through the naked eye how do the two really compare? In your opinion.
I need a shooting solution for my Magnus in 28 nosler!
Rick Richard
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I can't say where I heard this from, but SIG to introduce an enhanced/update SIG Kilo 10k this coming year.
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I sold all of my swarovski and Zeiss...
And my Leica HD-B's got put away when I got the Revic... Rangefinding and ballistic solution is incredibly fast and easy.
Rick Richard
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Just got my Revic BR4 in today from Cameraland. Not much time behind them, but easy to use and appears to be well built with all the onboard tech stuff. The only complaint I have and it is not the instrument is that a bit difficult to hold steady. I am going to give it a fair shakedown, but already wishing maybe I should have purchased the Bino RF version although I really like my NL Pures. We will see.
I went with rangefinding binoculars, one piece of equipment doing two things. anytime I can carry less and do more that is a big plus!
Rick Richard
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The only reason I went with these is I don't want to give up the use of the NL Pures since most of my hunting is deer. And, they tend to move more in those dawn to dusk times where the NL Pures are awesome.
