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Vortex Razor HD
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<blockquote data-quote="Browninglover1" data-source="post: 562950" data-attributes="member: 29966"><p>I've never looked through a Razor spotting scope in the field, just stores and I loved them. I did own a pair of their high end 15x56 Kaibab binoculars and they were wonderful. They were way easier for me to look through than the Swaro's since they had a smaller inter-pupillary distance and the image was top notch. I bought them used, and the diopter adjustment needed to be changed every time I refocused which I knew shouldn't happen.</p><p></p><p>I called Vortex, they said there was definitely a problem, they emailed me a FedEx label to send them the binos, and I had them back on my door 8 business days later. Their customer service is excellent.</p><p></p><p>If you can get some real world hands on experience with the Razor and it fits your needs than I would buy it without any reservations. However, if you think a Swaro, Zeiss, or Leica provides a better image to your eyes and you feel better about going with an older, more established company you'll be happy with that choice as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Browninglover1, post: 562950, member: 29966"] I've never looked through a Razor spotting scope in the field, just stores and I loved them. I did own a pair of their high end 15x56 Kaibab binoculars and they were wonderful. They were way easier for me to look through than the Swaro's since they had a smaller inter-pupillary distance and the image was top notch. I bought them used, and the diopter adjustment needed to be changed every time I refocused which I knew shouldn't happen. I called Vortex, they said there was definitely a problem, they emailed me a FedEx label to send them the binos, and I had them back on my door 8 business days later. Their customer service is excellent. If you can get some real world hands on experience with the Razor and it fits your needs than I would buy it without any reservations. However, if you think a Swaro, Zeiss, or Leica provides a better image to your eyes and you feel better about going with an older, more established company you'll be happy with that choice as well. [/QUOTE]
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