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Thread: Top end Binoculars with all the extras

  1. 24-11-2023, 08:50 PM #16
    akaroa1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst View Post
    How many daughters you got...?
    Hahaha

    Things will start skipping a generation now with a young grandson now
    And he's looking like a left hander so in line for some pretty sweet man toys
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    hmmmmm I have a set of 10x early top end binos (carlzeiss)here and they are let down as the slop in system means its hard to keep both eyes focused..they USED to be great...was going to take them to man on other side of hill to you but a wee fire a few years ago put that on back burner (pun intended) optically they were fantastic....you have got me thinking.
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    My son in law has my original Zeiss 10x40s
    They were and are fantastic glass despite being 35 years old
    Only let down by the focus and diopter being together in a split dial wheel
    So super easy to put finger on the wrong wheel and move the diopter
    I think I added an O ring to help with that problem
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