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Yeah but how often do you shoot in the dark.:stirthepoIt doesn't work too well in the dark.
Yeah but how often do you shoot in the dark.:stirthepoIt doesn't work too well in the dark.
Exactly how I found mine to be.Just bought one of these and even managed to beat the twitchers to it. Quality is very commendable for the money! Bit dark at 60X but then its to be expected, but much brighter at 20X than my current 20X50 scope.
Just picked one up from Aldi's in Reading......They have a stack of over 20 still in the shop. It's not even Sunday :raspberry
Rgds, Jamie
7dayhop.com.....Full size tripod - ?10 + ?3.95 p&pNow we've all bought cheap spotting scopes we'll need cheap tripods to go with them
Anybody seen any good deals? ptimist:
I understand where you're coming from Tom but it really is a very bad idea to buy a cheap tripodNow we've all bought cheap spotting scopes we'll need cheap tripods to go with them
Anybody seen any good deals? ptimist:
I was only semi-serious That's exactly the case I put forward to the bank manager last night to justify spending a bit extra on a tripodI understand where you're coming from Tom but it really is a very bad idea to buy a cheap tripod
Better to take some of the money you've saved on the spotting scope and invest it (for investment it will be) in a better quality, i.e heavy, tripod. Something decent from the Manfrotto or Velbon line for example. There's usually plenty to choose from on ebay, and there's time to buy it and get it delivered before the outdoor season begins.
Some nice heavy weight for the bottom, or guy ropes would work!!!I understand where you're coming from Tom but it really is a very bad idea to buy a cheap tripod
Better to take some of the money you've saved on the spotting scope and invest it (for investment it will be) in a better quality, i.e heavy, tripod. Something decent from the Manfrotto or Velbon line for example. There's usually plenty to choose from on ebay, and there's time to buy it and get it delivered before the outdoor season begins.