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Suggestions on a new range finder or binoculars
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<blockquote data-quote="dundonrl" data-source="post: 2778520" data-attributes="member: 907"><p>Having used range finding binoculars in the Navy they were awesome (far Far FAR more than I could afford but seeing ranges at 5000+ yards was cool) but they weren't stabilized was definitely a hindrance. My current "go to" binoculars are Canon 12x36 IS II and they are awesome!!! Everything is shakey and you press the magic button and even with the 12 power they are as good or better than using a tripod. I'll never go back to a non-image stabilized binoculars again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dundonrl, post: 2778520, member: 907"] Having used range finding binoculars in the Navy they were awesome (far Far FAR more than I could afford but seeing ranges at 5000+ yards was cool) but they weren't stabilized was definitely a hindrance. My current "go to" binoculars are Canon 12x36 IS II and they are awesome!!! Everything is shakey and you press the magic button and even with the 12 power they are as good or better than using a tripod. I'll never go back to a non-image stabilized binoculars again. [/QUOTE]
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