fire814
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Do you have to hook up to Blue tooth, cell phone to use the Ballistic programs?
Best Binoculars for the money
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Yeah but it's easy, and once it's done I've never had to go back into anything
fire814
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Then do you have to have to look at your phone to see the ballistic info? Does that include the wind, temp, angle compensate etc.?
No sir, shows in bino . Except wind and you hit a button to adjust that unless connected to a kestrel
Buy Leica, cry once, buy inferior and you'll cry for the rest of your life!
oldfortyfiveauto
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Other then the 3200 leica have had issues ranging in the snow from what I've seen
oldfortyfiveauto
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My older one has worked great in pdog towns
I'm surprised to not see people mentioning Nikon binoculars. I have older Nikon Monarch X model 10 power and compared them with $3500 Swarovski binoculars in a snow storm at night and could read lettering on signs in store windows out around half a mile much better with the Nikons. And the glass is bright- helps so much in low light that it feels like night vision.
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You shoot prairie dogs in the snow?
oldfortyfiveauto
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No but they work well hunting in snow too
I had a set of the Nikon Monarch X 10.5x45s and they were definitely good binoculars. I ended up giving them to my dad when I got my Swarovski SLCs. In my opinion they're definitely inferior to the SLCs, but still good binoculars for almost $1k less.
Jim’s Hunt
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Go with any bono that has a laser range finder in it vortex fury and so on
casey36
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I'm using Leica 10×42 Ultravids. If I was on a budget, I'd look at Vortex or Leupold.
