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Thread: Leica and Lackland Service

  1. 17-10-2013, 07:48 PM #16
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    Are you left eye dominant?
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  3. 17-10-2013, 07:52 PM #17
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  4. 17-10-2013, 08:05 PM #18
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    Then why not adjust the center wheel until your right eye is clear?
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    Won't fix your diaoptr of course but may as well have the best picture on your best eye.
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    haha yeah its pretty clear, just guess i wanted that little bloody wheel to turn on a $3000 pair of binos. Will have a better play in a few weeks when i get my hands on them again, cheers VC and kiwijames
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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    haha yeah its pretty clear, just guess i wanted that little bloody wheel to turn on a $3000 pair of binos. Will have a better play in a few weeks when i get my hands on them again, cheers VC and kiwijames
    With that much dust and shit on them no wonder the poor things have seized. I would not force it as you will break something. Considering the turn around I found with mine I'd suggest you send them off to Lacklands for a proper service.


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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    yeah na that picture wasnt mine just the first one that popped up on google images
    Roger that.
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    Jeez Perazzi, clean those binocs !
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Just thought Id post it up how stoked I am with the service given to me through Lacklands and Leica.
    I dropped my Geovids down a scree slip early this year. Scratched every lens and gave the armour a good scuff up. After contacting Lacklands they were shipped off to Auckland on the 18th of September. Just turned up now, less than 1 month after sending. I read somewhere Leica service was slow? Not this time.
    Thank you Lacklands and thank you Leica. Awesome service.
    Can I have them back now that they are fixed?...

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Claw View Post
    Can I have them back now that they are fixed?...

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    But you have your HD-Bs.


    Oh........... hang on


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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    But you have your HD-Bs.


    Oh........... hang on


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    Low blow... :p

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    Lacklands service

    18th Sept my son took his Leica CRF1600 into H&F Christchurch (City branch), they wouldn't range past 250m in any conditions, but in otherwise perfect condition.
    Purchased pre-roar 2011 H&F Botany Akl.
    I discussed all this with the Lacklands Sales Manager at the Sika Show. The Monday morning after the Sika Show (30th Sept) I got a follow-up phone call from Lacklands saying they'd tested and faulted the RF and it'd be in Germany by the end of the week.

    Son got phoned 18th Oct by H&F CHC to pick up his brand new replacement Leica CRF1600-B, latest 1600 model !!

    Many thanks to Lacklands and Leica, outstanding service.

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  16. 22-10-2013, 11:47 AM #30
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    That is brilliant after sales service.
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