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Happy New Year! I had the most amazing late fall deer hunt and was thankful for my
binoculars which allowed me to observe for a couple hours the deer moving through the
hill sides and then set up a plan to walk them out and end up with amazing results for my daughter in law on her first deer hunt! Could not have been done without binoculars and patience!
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Sunday, September 14, 2008
Discount Sporting Optics: Making The Proper Riflescope Gift Choice
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You may be getting ready for the huge holiday gift giving time and looking to buy a rifle scope for the hunter in your life. From my experience, selecting a proper optics for mounting your rifle can be very difficult. If you are searching the web, there are hundreds, thousands, and even millions of models, types, and variations of rifles, and after that goes even a bigger number of riflescopes and other rifle scope options such as Speed Dot, Etc. One of the best things I've found on is the practical information on things to consider when buying a rifle scope. the main There several things you should consider before buying a riflescope, so take a second, and answer them all. Things to consider: Will it be used for true professional use? What will your maximum range be? How much of your shooting will be at dusk, in low light? What is the caliber of your rifle? What are the weight and length of your rifle? Will it be deployed with an ancillary night vision device? After that you can surely start your search, because now you're prepared. Answering those questions along with the considerations information will get you off to a fantastic start in the right choice.
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You may be getting ready for the huge holiday gift giving time and looking to buy a rifle scope for the hunter in your life. From my experience, selecting a proper optics for mounting your rifle can be very difficult. If you are searching the web, there are hundreds, thousands, and even millions of models, types, and variations of rifles, and after that goes even a bigger number of riflescopes and other rifle scope options such as Speed Dot, Etc. One of the best things I've found on is the practical information on things to consider when buying a rifle scope. the main There several things you should consider before buying a riflescope, so take a second, and answer them all. Things to consider: Will it be used for true professional use? What will your maximum range be? How much of your shooting will be at dusk, in low light? What is the caliber of your rifle? What are the weight and length of your rifle? Will it be deployed with an ancillary night vision device? After that you can surely start your search, because now you're prepared. Answering those questions along with the considerations information will get you off to a fantastic start in the right choice.
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Sunday, September 7, 2008
Sporting Optics: What Are You Missing?
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If you love the outdoors and scenery and never have tried to view with an optics of some kinds you may be amazed at what you see when you try an optic. Whether you’re viewing wildlife, bird watching, hunting or just looking at the landscape there is a wide range of optics for you to consider. The power of a telescope brings it so close you feel you could touch it..yet gives you the mobility of a binocular. You can research which optic is best for your need by clicking here. Get started today and see what your missing! It is known that as we age changes happen to our eye sight. This is so gradual we often do not notice what we are missing.
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If you love the outdoors and scenery and never have tried to view with an optics of some kinds you may be amazed at what you see when you try an optic. Whether you’re viewing wildlife, bird watching, hunting or just looking at the landscape there is a wide range of optics for you to consider. The power of a telescope brings it so close you feel you could touch it..yet gives you the mobility of a binocular. You can research which optic is best for your need by clicking here. Get started today and see what your missing! It is known that as we age changes happen to our eye sight. This is so gradual we often do not notice what we are missing.
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Monday, August 18, 2008
Leupold Binoculars: Which Leupold binocular is best for you?
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With Leupold binoculars you'll like what you see. Unlike more inexpensive binoculars, Leupold binoculars feature precision optics for significantly better image clarity, brightness and color transmission. Optics on all Leupold binoculars are crisp and bright. Are all Leupold binoculars and spotting scopes waterproof.
Lets look at some specific features and styles that may be applicable in making a choice that will be right for you. What you are doing, what you are watching, and where you are watching it. There are also some personal things about yourself to take into consideration. Do you wear eyeglasses? What is the size and strength of your hands? Have you ever had trouble in the past fitting a binocular to your eyes distance so that you saw one single picture rather than two partial circles? Do you use the binoculars when you travel and will you be carrying them around a lot?
With all this in mind, we've put together some recommendations and considerations to help you determine what is best for you.
Are children be the primary users of the binocular?
There are a few too seldom considered facts about selecting binoculars for use with children. Never use compact binoculars with children. Even though it may seem like a good idea due to the smaller size of compacts, the magnification levels are too high and the objective diameters are too small, offering a smaller exit pupil, for children to use successfully.
First, while there are inexpensive toy binoculars on the market, they should not be used by children for any amount of time viewing anything; the strain placed upon the eyes is simply too great.
Second, children one must consider the measurement between the pupil of one eye and the pupil of the other to which the two halves of a binocular must be aligned by the hinge if a single binocular image is to be seen through the optic) that is too small for compatibility with ordinary binoculars.
Third, all beginners experience difficulty locating objects in the field through a binocular. There are too few points of reference in the field for a beginner to quickly locate a reference point and move from it to the object desired to be in view. Lower magnification level as well as a wider field of view will resolve this.
Fourth, smaller hands require a smaller overall binocular body to allow the controls to be easily reached and manipulated.
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With Leupold binoculars you'll like what you see. Unlike more inexpensive binoculars, Leupold binoculars feature precision optics for significantly better image clarity, brightness and color transmission. Optics on all Leupold binoculars are crisp and bright. Are all Leupold binoculars and spotting scopes waterproof.
Lets look at some specific features and styles that may be applicable in making a choice that will be right for you. What you are doing, what you are watching, and where you are watching it. There are also some personal things about yourself to take into consideration. Do you wear eyeglasses? What is the size and strength of your hands? Have you ever had trouble in the past fitting a binocular to your eyes distance so that you saw one single picture rather than two partial circles? Do you use the binoculars when you travel and will you be carrying them around a lot?
With all this in mind, we've put together some recommendations and considerations to help you determine what is best for you.
Are children be the primary users of the binocular?
There are a few too seldom considered facts about selecting binoculars for use with children. Never use compact binoculars with children. Even though it may seem like a good idea due to the smaller size of compacts, the magnification levels are too high and the objective diameters are too small, offering a smaller exit pupil, for children to use successfully.
First, while there are inexpensive toy binoculars on the market, they should not be used by children for any amount of time viewing anything; the strain placed upon the eyes is simply too great.
Second, children one must consider the measurement between the pupil of one eye and the pupil of the other to which the two halves of a binocular must be aligned by the hinge if a single binocular image is to be seen through the optic) that is too small for compatibility with ordinary binoculars.
Third, all beginners experience difficulty locating objects in the field through a binocular. There are too few points of reference in the field for a beginner to quickly locate a reference point and move from it to the object desired to be in view. Lower magnification level as well as a wider field of view will resolve this.
Fourth, smaller hands require a smaller overall binocular body to allow the controls to be easily reached and manipulated.
Recommended models for children are: Katmai 6x32mm and Yosemite 6x30 mm
General Purpose Leupold Binoculars
Let's face it sometimes it's just nice to have a binocular on hand. It may not be for any specific purpose. Once in a while it gets taken to a game or along on a vacation to the mountains. Often in such cases, the primary users of the binocular might not be what would be called intensive optic users, thus a lower magnification level will make it easier to use by those less accustomed to locating an object through an optic. As the binocular may not be frequently used, keeping the purchase price to a fairly modest level is often a factor in the choice. Therefore, something fairly straight-forward and easy to use by a wide range of people is the best idea.
Recommended Leupold general use models:
Olympic 8x42mm
Katmai 8x32mm
Katmai 6x32mm
Cascades 8x42mm
Cascades 8x42mm Internal Focus Porro
Mesa 8x42mm
Mesa 8x23mm Compact
Yosemite 6x30mm
Recommended models for birding: Birders are the most technically demanding of all binocular users due to the need for close focus and need for sharp resolution as well as a demanding field of view. Generally 8x is considered best but there are some exceptions for the tropical birdwatchers.
General field birding:
Golden Ring 8x42mm
Golden Ring 8x32mm
Pinnacles 8x42mm
Olympic 8x42mm
Katmai 8x32mm
Katmai 6x32mm
Cascades 8x42mm
Yosemite 6x30mm
Coastal birding:
Golden Ring 10x42mm
Golden Ring 10x32mm
Pinnacles 10x42mm
Olympic 10x50mm
Olympic 12x50mm
Cascades 10x42mm
Cascades 10x42mm Internal Focus Porro
Mesa 10x50mm
Tropical birding:
Katmai 6x32mm
Yosemite 6x30mm
Recommended models for hunting. Resolution must be sharp and the binocular must have the ability to perceive small details in poor light. Color is not as important to hunters.
General North American big game:
Golden Ring 10x42mm
Golden Ring 10x32mm
Pinnacles 10x42mm
Olympic 10x50mm
Olympic 12x50mm
Cascades 10x42mm
Cascades 10x42mm Internal Focus Porro
Mesa 10x50mm
Consider these models if the terrain is heavily timbered and there is dense vegitation.
Golden Ring 8x42mm
Golden Ring 8x32mm
Pinnacles 8x42mm
Olympic 8x42mm
Katmai 8x32mm
Cascades 8x42mm
Cascades 8x42mm Internal Focus Porro
Archers and those hunting in very dense forests (such as the Coast Range in Oregon or Washington) would do well to consider an even lower magnification model:
Katmai 6x32mm
Yosemite 6x30mm
Recommmended models for Turkey hunting. Turkey hunters who need to see the birds against foliage covered terrain, must have exact color resolution which is necessary to view the head color as well as the beard.
Golden Ring 8x32mm
Cascades 8x42mm Camouflage
Mesa 8x42mm Camouflage
Mesa 8x23mm Compact
Yosemite 6x30mm Natural
Yosemite 6x30mm Dark Red (highly useful in peak of fall foliage)
Recommended models for Butterfly watching: required a close focus distance of 5 to 10 feet. Lower magnification and larger field of view allow for fast location of butterfly when flying.
Golden Ring 8x42mm
Golden Ring 8x32mm
Pinnacles 8x42mm
Katmai 8x32mm
Katmai 6x32mm
Recommended models for hiking and camping , small, light weight and durable.
Golden Ring 8x32mm
Golden Ring 10x32mm
Olympic 8x25mm
Olympic 10x25mm
Katmai 6x32mm
Katmai 8x32mm
Katmai 10x32mm
Mesa 8x23mm Compact
Mesa 10x23mm Compact
Yosemite 6x30mm
Recommended models for water sports such as kayak or canoe. Lower magnification and larger objective diameter allows for movement of the kayak or canoe.
Katmai 6x32mm
Yosemite 6x30mm
Recommended models for water sports where you have continual movement.
Katmai 6x32mm
Yosemite 6x30mm
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Recommended models for sports events and performances. A model that offers a clear, sharp image, a wide field of view and be small enough to carry and handle in a crowd.
Golden Ring 8x32mm
Golden Ring 10x32mm
Olympic 8x25mm
Olympic 10x25mm
Katmai 6x32mm
Katmai 8x32mm
Katmai 10x32mm
Mesa 8x23mm Compact
Mesa 10x23mm Compact
Yosemite 6x30mm
Recommended models for Theater concerts and similar performances. A small binocular that is easy to carry but provides a clear image in lower lighting is recommended.
Olympic 8x25mm
Katmai 6x32mm
Katmai 8x32mm
Mesa 8x23mm Compact
Yosemite 6x30mm
Recommended models for law enforcement
Mark 4 10x50mm
Mark 4 10x50mm Mil Dot
Mark 4 10x50mm TMR
Recommendation for Visual impairment
Katmai 6x32mm
Yosemite 6x30mm
Recommended model for loss of vision in one eye or non-tracking eye:
Golden Ring 10-20x40mm Compact spotting scope - lighter than a binocular with the added benefit of zoom magnification
Recommended model for decreased pupillary dilation common with age - lower magnification with relatively large objective allows for maximum exit pupil diameter and can also help with any early tremor that may be present:
Katmai 6x32mm
Yosemite 6x30mm
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Sunday, August 10, 2008
Sporting Optics - Leupold VX-III Riflescope
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The value of the Leupold Optics is unquestionable. The variety of style, color, quality and pricing covers a wide range and one that will meet every need you have, whether you
are a big game hunter, a bird watcher, sports enthusiast or a traveler who enjoys looking at scenery. Today we are going to look at some features of the Leupold VX-III riflescope.
The Leupold VX-III riflescopes line is rugged and waterproof, offers superior image quality, uses Leupold's index matched lens system, provides generous eye relief, and is equipped with a lockable fast focus eyepiece. Leupold’s pioneered rifle scope waterproofing, and now with Argon/Krypton they’re exceeding the standards we set ourselves. Leupold V-XIII riflescopes are found atop large and small game rifles.
Don’t return from your next hunting trip empty handed; a quality riflescope will make the difference. I found my successes in the field to be much more easily achieved when I
invested in a good quality riflescope. Accuracy, ruggedness, and absolute waterproof integrity have made the VX®-III scope a worldwide favorite. Their VX-III is definitely a scope that is more than worth checking out, even by Leupold standards. A great riflescope with incredible value for the dollar spent.
Whether you’re hunting for large or small game Leupold scopes has a perfect riflescope for your hunting needs. With Leupold’s more than 100 years experience of designing and producing quality scopes they have developed a scope to meet the needs of everyone. Leupold has never been lazy when it comes to producing great riflescopes, but they just keep getting better and better. Their VX-III is a scope that is definitely worth checking out. Leupold’s VX-III Long Range riflescope is a high-performance scope with impeccable design and construction.
The Boone and Crocket™ Big Game reticle offers: A Duplex® central aiming point (sighted-in at 200 or 300 yards) as well as CPC-style hold points calibrated to 300 and 400 yards, and additional aiming features for targets at 450 and 500 yards; A 10 mph windage hold point at both the left and right ends of the 300 and 400 yard CPC-style hold points; The traditional VX-III range estimating feature between the Duplex central aiming point and the top vertical heavy post.
A Leupold riflescope is already optimized to give you the clearest, brightest picture possible. Leupold VX-III scopes have a wide field of view, lockable fast-focus eyepieces with noncritical eye relief, and are ruggedly built for long-term reliability. Leupold's VX-III riflescopes feature the Index Matched Lens System, greatly improving upon what was already impeccable light management. The excellent optical quality and accurate 1/4 MOA adjustments of the Leupold VX-III riflescope made the whole process of sighting-in a pleasure instead of a chore. The Leupold VX-III Rifle Scope Features: Side focus parallax adjustment allows you to easily focus parallax from any shooting position. The Leupold VX-III riflescope and its Ballistically Matched Reticle really complete the package.
While these are just a few of the qualities and features of the Leupold VX-III they
do highlight the general ones. For more details on the various sizes available
be sure to include Leupold in your search to compare quality and value!
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The value of the Leupold Optics is unquestionable. The variety of style, color, quality and pricing covers a wide range and one that will meet every need you have, whether you
are a big game hunter, a bird watcher, sports enthusiast or a traveler who enjoys looking at scenery. Today we are going to look at some features of the Leupold VX-III riflescope.
The Leupold VX-III riflescopes line is rugged and waterproof, offers superior image quality, uses Leupold's index matched lens system, provides generous eye relief, and is equipped with a lockable fast focus eyepiece. Leupold’s pioneered rifle scope waterproofing, and now with Argon/Krypton they’re exceeding the standards we set ourselves. Leupold V-XIII riflescopes are found atop large and small game rifles.
Don’t return from your next hunting trip empty handed; a quality riflescope will make the difference. I found my successes in the field to be much more easily achieved when I
invested in a good quality riflescope. Accuracy, ruggedness, and absolute waterproof integrity have made the VX®-III scope a worldwide favorite. Their VX-III is definitely a scope that is more than worth checking out, even by Leupold standards. A great riflescope with incredible value for the dollar spent.
Whether you’re hunting for large or small game Leupold scopes has a perfect riflescope for your hunting needs. With Leupold’s more than 100 years experience of designing and producing quality scopes they have developed a scope to meet the needs of everyone. Leupold has never been lazy when it comes to producing great riflescopes, but they just keep getting better and better. Their VX-III is a scope that is definitely worth checking out. Leupold’s VX-III Long Range riflescope is a high-performance scope with impeccable design and construction.
The Boone and Crocket™ Big Game reticle offers: A Duplex® central aiming point (sighted-in at 200 or 300 yards) as well as CPC-style hold points calibrated to 300 and 400 yards, and additional aiming features for targets at 450 and 500 yards; A 10 mph windage hold point at both the left and right ends of the 300 and 400 yard CPC-style hold points; The traditional VX-III range estimating feature between the Duplex central aiming point and the top vertical heavy post.
A Leupold riflescope is already optimized to give you the clearest, brightest picture possible. Leupold VX-III scopes have a wide field of view, lockable fast-focus eyepieces with noncritical eye relief, and are ruggedly built for long-term reliability. Leupold's VX-III riflescopes feature the Index Matched Lens System, greatly improving upon what was already impeccable light management. The excellent optical quality and accurate 1/4 MOA adjustments of the Leupold VX-III riflescope made the whole process of sighting-in a pleasure instead of a chore. The Leupold VX-III Rifle Scope Features: Side focus parallax adjustment allows you to easily focus parallax from any shooting position. The Leupold VX-III riflescope and its Ballistically Matched Reticle really complete the package.
While these are just a few of the qualities and features of the Leupold VX-III they
do highlight the general ones. For more details on the various sizes available
be sure to include Leupold in your search to compare quality and value!
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
Sporting Optics - Lens factors
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Choosing the proper lens type for your riflescope is important. I have inclused some of the important features and information for making your proper selection however there are more to consider that we will talk about anther time.
The distance that your eye must be to the ocular lens to get a full, clear picture is called eye relief. With many manufacturers lenses are coated with multiple layers of anti-reflective coatings for unmatched sharpness, resolution, and light transmission that borders on the theoretical maximum of 99. In some brands lens frames for a zoom lens system is axially slidably mounted in said riflescope tube for movement toward and away from each other for altering the magnification of the riflescope. Scopes transmit available light through the lenses to your eye, always losing a bit in the process. The larger the objective lens, the more you get through your eyepiece. Higher powered scopes are sometimes very critical in relation to the centering of your eye through the middle of the tube, and the distance your eye must be from the ocular lens. Higher recoiling guns including slug guns require lots of eye relief to prevent “scope eye” or the cut that somepeople get from the ocular lens of the scope coming back under the recoil and cutting a semicircular gash above the shooter’s eye. Leopold might have something going with their new VX-L line of scopes that combine a large objective lens with a contoured bottom that doesn’t interfere with your gun barrel, and lets you mount up to a 56mm lens with low rings. It is very possible to have a scope with single coated lenses to greatly outperform a scope with multicoated lenses. Fully multi-coated, scratch-resistant coatings eliminate annoying, image-degrading reflections and offer extraordinary brightness for a lifetime of trouble-free lens protection. Fully coated lenses for clarity in low and bright light.
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Choosing the proper lens type for your riflescope is important. I have inclused some of the important features and information for making your proper selection however there are more to consider that we will talk about anther time.
The distance that your eye must be to the ocular lens to get a full, clear picture is called eye relief. With many manufacturers lenses are coated with multiple layers of anti-reflective coatings for unmatched sharpness, resolution, and light transmission that borders on the theoretical maximum of 99. In some brands lens frames for a zoom lens system is axially slidably mounted in said riflescope tube for movement toward and away from each other for altering the magnification of the riflescope. Scopes transmit available light through the lenses to your eye, always losing a bit in the process. The larger the objective lens, the more you get through your eyepiece. Higher powered scopes are sometimes very critical in relation to the centering of your eye through the middle of the tube, and the distance your eye must be from the ocular lens. Higher recoiling guns including slug guns require lots of eye relief to prevent “scope eye” or the cut that somepeople get from the ocular lens of the scope coming back under the recoil and cutting a semicircular gash above the shooter’s eye. Leopold might have something going with their new VX-L line of scopes that combine a large objective lens with a contoured bottom that doesn’t interfere with your gun barrel, and lets you mount up to a 56mm lens with low rings. It is very possible to have a scope with single coated lenses to greatly outperform a scope with multicoated lenses. Fully multi-coated, scratch-resistant coatings eliminate annoying, image-degrading reflections and offer extraordinary brightness for a lifetime of trouble-free lens protection. Fully coated lenses for clarity in low and bright light.
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Saturday, July 12, 2008
Leupold VX-L Riflescope
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The Leupold VX-L Riflescopes have a great reputation for brightness in an innovative package that allows maximum light transmission without high mounting. The reason these large 50mm and 56mm objective lens riflescopes can be mounted with low rings is that the objective lens is not circular, but rather has a cutout so the scope can be mounted much lower without barrel interference. Your field of view is still circular, and the generous Leuupold eye relief is not affected. Some higher powered VX-Ls have the popular and convenient side parallax adjustment. They are a bit heavier, but the exit pupil can be ridiculously large for a high powered scope and still be mounted in a position for an average eye to center without trying. For tactical rifles, the Leupold VX-L’s are great choices without compromise!
If you're looking for the finest optics available, look no further as Leupold is among the finest. Like the scopes that bear the Leupold name, these tough, reliable, high-performance riflescopes are covered by Leupold's Full Lifetime Guarantee.
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The Leupold VX-L Riflescopes have a great reputation for brightness in an innovative package that allows maximum light transmission without high mounting. The reason these large 50mm and 56mm objective lens riflescopes can be mounted with low rings is that the objective lens is not circular, but rather has a cutout so the scope can be mounted much lower without barrel interference. Your field of view is still circular, and the generous Leuupold eye relief is not affected. Some higher powered VX-Ls have the popular and convenient side parallax adjustment. They are a bit heavier, but the exit pupil can be ridiculously large for a high powered scope and still be mounted in a position for an average eye to center without trying. For tactical rifles, the Leupold VX-L’s are great choices without compromise!
If you're looking for the finest optics available, look no further as Leupold is among the finest. Like the scopes that bear the Leupold name, these tough, reliable, high-performance riflescopes are covered by Leupold's Full Lifetime Guarantee.
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