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Geovid HD-B :P
http://en.leica-camera.com/assets/media/img26761.jpg
http://www.cameralandny.com/optics/40049-1.jpg
http://www.cameralandny.com/optics/40049-3.jpg
Leica Camera AG - Sport Optics - Geovid
http://vimeo.com/57152909
Rangemaster CRF 1000-R
http://en.leica-camera.com/assets/media/img26741.jpg
Leica Camera AG - Sport Optics - Rangemaster
lookin sweet
EL what ?..... :D
Bugger the new EL's just here last week:(
I knew I didn't buy those EL's for a reason... Now,how long am I going to have to wait for these...
Those are definately on my shopping list! Just may need to sell a kidney and my left nut to pay for them. :D
One day.............you will be mine
i cant seam to open the specs link on them ? do they do metres and yards ?
I couldn't open them either, anyone know the specs?Quote:
Originally Posted by geezejonesy
March delivery time. I'm gonna order some tonight, they look bloody good.
Yards only model so far by the looks.
Spec sheets are PDF's
Yes they are but for some reason they will not open?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildman
You poor misguided soles.Swarovski swarovski swarovski :thumbsup:
It seems either a yards or meters model not both??
Magnification:
10x
Objective size:
42 mm
Exit Pupil:
4.2 mm
Field of View (ft. @ 1,000 yards):
374 ft.
Diopter compensation:
+/- 4
Distance Measurement range:
10 to 2,000 yds
5 position Twist up eyecups with 4 individual detents and removable
Internal focusing with center focusing knob
Prism system:
Perger Porro-System
Coatings:
HDC multicoating & AquaDura
Waterproof:
fully submersible to 16.5 feet
Chassis:
Magnesium
Laser:
eye-safe, invisible light laser compliant w/ EN & FDA class 1
Dimensions:
4.9 x 6.9 x 2.8"
Weight:
34.5 oz
Measuring mode:
scan mode, single measurement
Power Supply:
1 x 3v / CR2 lithium cell
Battery life:
~2,000 measurements @ 70 degrees F
Ballistic System:
Equivalent Horizontal Range
Point of impact Correction
(holdover):
Click / MOA adjustment
Quote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
Clicks: Display formats: 1 MOA, 1/3 MOA, 1/4 MOA, 10 mm/100 m, 5 mm/100 m.
Price? Much cheaper than swaros?
2995 usd.
WTF why wouldnt they make it an optional feature to have either metres or yards in there newest model
think i go swaro way if thats the case
Only dinosaurs need yards... They became extinct millions of years ago... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by geezejonesy
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yet the manufacturers made these in yards WTF:wtfsmilie:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Claw
Maybe dinosaurs aren't extinct? :eek: That's a good enough excuse to build a .577 T Rex... Just in case... :D:pQuote:
Originally Posted by geezejonesy
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Push button I'm in meters push button again I'm in yards :D swarovski :thumbsup:
You young guys aren't very smart if you think they only come out in yards.......
If you read the specs they do both, maybe only dinosaurs can find specs on the net & read them....:)
You will also notice they are slighly heavier than the Swaro, 945 vs 895 (if Swaro included the battery)
They are also rated to range 450m / 500 yards further than the Swaros :cool:
Any one want to buy some HD 10x42 Geovids, yards of course ;)
Fark!!Quote:
Originally Posted by L.R
My swaro's were a lot cheaper than that!
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Yeap, but these will never fog.:P
;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg
Good thing your around old chap to keep us informed then I say:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg
Yep I know they are coming in yards and meters but all the big US websites I looked at only had the yards models listed, making me think that will be released first and the meters model following later?
You know about the dreaded swaro fogging then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bulltahr
Still way too dear.
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Yeah, have seen and heard of enough Swaros fogging to keep away, I use my optics everyday, reliability and clarity is everything..............
Like a mechanic that uses top quality tools, cheapo stuff will do the job, but for pro use, I can justify the extra $$$.
Joe average will be just fine with Nikon etc.
Euro Optic lists both the Swaro & the Leica 10x42 rangefinding binos at $2999 USD........Quote:
Originally Posted by R93
Still no where near what I got mine for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg
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So what did you get yours for then? No doubt there will be deals to be had on the Leicas to.
Can't say, as a forum member sourced and sorted them for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by L.R
Still, quite a bit cheaper than $2995 us
Would have grabbed a set of leicas if I knew about them because everything swaro I have had, has fogged.
But happy so far and have ranged way past what I will ever shoot.
Glass is amazing.
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This is the first iv heard of swaro fogging. Is it just binos or scopes as well? That would really rip my nighty paying the big bucks and having it fog up.
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Scopes that I know of and one range finder cam
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Ill wipe them off my lotto list then :D
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