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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
Binocular vs monocular for hunting
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<blockquote data-quote="climb-101" data-source="post: 575759" data-attributes="member: 31921"><p>we do a lot of glassing out here in montana for goats.deer and elk. Every one i know uses bino's, for me i am more stable and can see beter with them and it easer on my eyes than using the monocular. I normally just tuck the bino into my coat and have the strap around my neck. the coat keeps them from flopping around and there easy to get at if needed in a hurry and they stay out of the way of the gun</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="climb-101, post: 575759, member: 31921"] we do a lot of glassing out here in montana for goats.deer and elk. Every one i know uses bino's, for me i am more stable and can see beter with them and it easer on my eyes than using the monocular. I normally just tuck the bino into my coat and have the strap around my neck. the coat keeps them from flopping around and there easy to get at if needed in a hurry and they stay out of the way of the gun [/QUOTE]
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