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Swarovski E1 binoculars provide the ultimate viewing experience for birdwatchers and hunters.
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This is a low cost monocular offering from Barska. I was hoping to add this to my hunting load-out after my initial testing with it. It is not a high value option as it fell apart during the review. I have been using this for about 6 months and I have had some issues to date before it started to fall apart in my hands. The pupil is very small and the eye relief is not good. You really need to push your eye all the way in to see the picture at all. The clarity of the optics seem to be ok in most light conditions, however, at night it is very apparent this is a low cost option. The image quality is ok with some aberrations that can be expected in a low end offering. I can not recommend this offering from Barska. I will continue to look for a high quality low cost option providing a high value system.
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Riflescopes that are bright and accurate. binoculars and Spotting Scopes that can pick camouflaged game out of a confusing background.
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This isnt really a review of the Leupold Yosemite Binoculars and the Bushnell Powerview Binoculars. You can view both of them at the following links,
Leupold Yosemite 6×30 – http://bit.ly/c5pFQP
Bushnell PowerView 10×50 – http://bit.ly/98Tzgu (this is the new version of the ones in the video)
The binocular strap I mentioned from SOE Tactical Gear can be viewed here – http://bit.ly/9pIpcw
This is more about how to choose a pair of binoculars for the right application. Generally for hunting applications I prefer a mid sized pair over full sized binoculars. I definitely do not like compact binoculars, to me mid sized give you the right balance.
I also prefer binoculars in the 6-8X range for use in cover and timber. When hunting on open terrain I would opt for binoculars in the range of 10-14X.
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In Part 3 we discuss some tripod positions and options while seated. I also point out why the eyes typically see wildlife in the field and some techniques to ensure that you maximize your time behind the glass.
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