Do you have anymore info in that attachment to spotting scopes?
Straight or Angle
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Wedgy
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The Nightforce spotter is a rebranded Meopta S2 so if you can find a Meopta cheaper that may be the way to go. They also made the Euro Instinct line for Cabelas. Great spotters !
As to straight or angled... I have both and I think straight has more positions such as in a car, next to your gun, looking down hill, standing, etc. but an angled is easier looking uphill.
As to straight or angled... I have both and I think straight has more positions such as in a car, next to your gun, looking down hill, standing, etc. but an angled is easier looking uphill.
500000KV
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Google phone skope, go hunt website has a good selection available. Get the adapter that fits your model spotter and the phone case that fits your model of phone. If you wanna get fancy get the Bluetooth controller for taking photos n video it's really nice. The phone skope was a game changer for me, no more setting up perfectly so I'm comfortable with my eye in the spotter, just set up and scan.
What's your take on the ts80? Worth 1200 bucks?
brentc
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I think so. This is the best price I've seen.
Nightforce TS-80 HD Spotting Scope 20-60x 80mm Angled Body
Hot on the heels of Nightforce's acclaimed TS-82 Xtreme Hi-Def spotting scope—hailed by Field & Stream magazine as “Best of the...
www.midwayusa.com
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waspocrew
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Angled for me- it's what I've used for the past several years. I took my brother's straight spotter out on a hunt and found it more difficult to use on uneven terrain (especially looking uphill). It's all personal preference though so go with whatever you're comfortable with.
milo-2
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Straight for the win.
