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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
Binoculars vs Spotting Scope?
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<blockquote data-quote="jebel" data-source="post: 2272766" data-attributes="member: 106189"><p>One doesn't typically make a choice of binoculars vs. spotting scope for hunting situations, as they're usually used in tandem. Binoculars, though lower power, are more comfortable for long glassing sessions using both eyes. Spotters excel at dissecting the details of a distant target once identified, but can be tiresome to use for long glassing sessions.</p><p>For the uses you describe, the spotter is likely best for a static target at the range and binoculars are likely best for prolonged glassing of a bean field.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jebel, post: 2272766, member: 106189"] One doesn’t typically make a choice of binoculars vs. spotting scope for hunting situations, as they’re usually used in tandem. Binoculars, though lower power, are more comfortable for long glassing sessions using both eyes. Spotters excel at dissecting the details of a distant target once identified, but can be tiresome to use for long glassing sessions. For the uses you describe, the spotter is likely best for a static target at the range and binoculars are likely best for prolonged glassing of a bean field. [/QUOTE]
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