I think I would stull buy them. Ive had mine for years and years now and they are still going strong. I think I would take the gamble again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hayden C
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I think I would stull buy them. Ive had mine for years and years now and they are still going strong. I think I would take the gamble again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hayden C
I bought vortex and kept my ED2's for visitors.
I have the ED3's and touch wood they have been great also have a set of Yukon Point Roof prism's which are damn good as well ( at Brian's @Tahr if you need some spares.)
If thats just the outer cover on the focus wheel then you just need to glue it back on. Mine did the same...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hayden C
Just buy some swaro's and live happy ever after.... no super glue required.
I wish I had stories of exceptional performance like some of the people who have posted in this thread. I took a gamble with Zen Ray and it’s been an expensive learning curve that I just can’t be bothered with anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by K95
I’ve placed a capex request with the Minister of Finance for a new set of Leica, Swaro, or Ziess and hope that’s the end of my optics dramas.
Swaros are mint but the bloody little eagle emblems seem to fall off, and if they could be found, would need to be glued on again.Quote:
Originally Posted by K95
Yeah, every product known to man fails but it's getting the basics right and keeping percentage of failures low that counts... My zen rays also fell to pieces.
Zeiss conquest 10x42HDs from Jacobs digital doing them for $1534 at the moment, thats a steal from a NZ retailer in my books.
Just spare lens caps :(Quote:
Originally Posted by MSL