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Mid Priced Compact/Lightweight Spotting Scopes
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<blockquote data-quote="JAYgs8163" data-source="post: 1995309" data-attributes="member: 37460"><p>I kind of agree with the prior post about getting some nice Binos. Wider field of view and usually less distortion as you don't have a zoom feature to deal with. My 15's are my go to and I rarely use my spotter unless I'm really looking to review a trophy type buck. That being said, the clarity of my 15's outshine any spotter. Also you have to deal with the dreaded eye fatigue of a spotter. I don't know if you've ever viewed through a spotter for a longer period of time but it's not fun getting your eyes acclimated back to normal. Especially if trying to get behind a scope to make a clean shot. The Vortex Kaibabs are some great 15's reasonable priced. I also just saw some Swaros 15's demo model for 1699 which is a steal. If you don't have powerful Binos that's where I would begin. Spotter should come after. Just my 2 cents.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JAYgs8163, post: 1995309, member: 37460"] I kind of agree with the prior post about getting some nice Binos. Wider field of view and usually less distortion as you don’t have a zoom feature to deal with. My 15’s are my go to and I rarely use my spotter unless I’m really looking to review a trophy type buck. That being said, the clarity of my 15’s outshine any spotter. Also you have to deal with the dreaded eye fatigue of a spotter. I don’t know if you’ve ever viewed through a spotter for a longer period of time but it’s not fun getting your eyes acclimated back to normal. Especially if trying to get behind a scope to make a clean shot. The Vortex Kaibabs are some great 15’s reasonable priced. I also just saw some Swaros 15’s demo model for 1699 which is a steal. If you don’t have powerful Binos that’s where I would begin. Spotter should come after. Just my 2 cents. [/QUOTE]
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