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Models & Brands: Burris, VICTORY MULTIMEDIA 15011, Bushnell 26-0900, Zeiss 523221, Meade 07590, Leupold, Bushnell 788332, Nikon, Bushnell 20-1920, Zeiss 524531

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Burris
Burris
List Price: $378.00
Price: $217.95
Key features Burris
  • ideal for your shooting
  • Special outlet purchase.
  • Top quality.
  • Model: Burris Scout 2.75x Heavy Plex Matte

Review Burris Scout 2.75x Heavy Plex Matte / Burris:

Burris invented and perfected Scout scopes and no others measure up to the brilliant optics, rugged construction, and lowest mounting capabilities of Burris scout scopes. - FOV @ 100 yds (ft): 15- Exit Pupil: 7. 3- Click Adj Value (in @ 100 yds):. 5- Max Adj. (in @ 100 yds): 140- Objective Diameter (mm): 27- Weight (oz): 7- Length (in): 9.
VICTORY MULTIMEDIA 15011
VICTORY MULTIMEDIA 15011
Dimentions: 6 x 6 x 2 inches
Weight: 1.1 pounds
List Price: $599.00
Price: Too low to display
Key features VICTORY MULTIMEDIA 15011
  • Hands free usage - comfortable, easy to adjust flip up head gear
  • Multi coated all glass optics
  • Easy to use digital controls
  • Built in flood IR illuminator
  • Water and fog resistant
  • Model: ATN Night Cougar-1 Gen 1 Night Vision Goggle

Review ATN Night Cougar-1 Gen 1 Night Vision Goggle / VICTORY MULTIMEDIA 15011:

ATN NIGHT COUGAR NIGHT VISION BINOCULAR
Bushnell 26-0900
Bushnell 26-0900
Dimentions: 0.04 x 0.031 x 0.017 inches
Weight: 0.074 pounds
Price: $156.75
Key features Bushnell 26-0900
  • Laser rangefinder with a range from 5 yards to 999 yards
  • Constructed with 20 millimeter LCD lenses, and has a 4x magnification level
  • Weighs 7.4 ounces, measures 3.125 x 1.6875 x 3.9375 inches (W x H x D), and comes with a handy carrying case and strap
  • Features a compact design, with a weather-resistant, textured grip
  • Utilizes an invisible eye-safe, Class 1 type laser as classified by the FDA, and runs on a 9-volt battery
  • Model: Bushnell YardagePro Sport 450 Laser Rangefinder

Review Bushnell YardagePro Sport 450 Laser Rangefinder / Bushnell 26-0900:

Let it hinge on a guess, or nail it with this. The shot of a lifetime is a time for certainty. With the Yardage Pro Sport 450, you're confident to the last yard. It's affordable, simple to use and features a slim, weather-resistant design that's handy in a pinch.
Zeiss 523221
Zeiss 523221
Dimentions: 0.05 x 0.046 x inches
Weight: 2.3 pounds
List Price: $1,703.00
Price: $1,624.95
Key features Zeiss 523221
  • Schmidt Pechan prisms with Zeiss dielectric mirror coatings
  • 52-74mm Interpupillay Adjustment Range
  • Lightweight & Durable Fiber-reinforced Polymer Body
  • ±4 Dioptric correction
  • Longest Eye Relief & Closest Focusing Capacity of all Premium 10x32 Binoculars
  • Model: Zeiss 10 x 32 T* FL Victory, Water Proof & Fog Proof Roof Prism Binocular with 6.8 Degree Angle of View, U.S.A.

Review Zeiss 10 x 32 T* FL Victory, Water Proof & Fog Proof Roof Prism Binocular with 6.8 Degree Angle of View, U.S.A. / Zeiss 523221:

Carl Zeiss Victory is the ideal binocular for extreme detail. Discover fine details with brilliant purity and razor sharp clarity both in the distance and at close range. Ideally suited for stalking and field ornithology.
Meade 07590
Meade 07590
Weight: 7.15 pounds
List Price: $449.00
Price: $259.95

Review Meade #614 Dew Shield, for 14" LX200GPS Telescope / Meade 07590:

In moist climates water particles suspended in the atmosphere may condense on the front surface of the telescope's correcting plate. This dew formation may be inhibited to a significant extent by the addition of a Dew Shield, essentially an extension tube attaching to the front-cell of the telescope. The Meade #614 Dew Shield is for 14" LX200GPS Telescopes.
Leupold
Leupold
Weight: 0.132 pounds
List Price: $858.63
Price: $670.00
Key features Leupold
  • Leupold Varix III 4.5-14X40 LR Varmint Matte
  • Model: VX-III 4.5-14x40mm LR Mtt V.Hntr

Review VX-III 4.5-14x40mm LR Mtt V.Hntr / Leupold:

VX-III Riflescope - 4. 5-14x40 mm Long Range Matte Varmint HunterManufacture ID: 55275In the Leupold Golden Ring VX-III the envelope has been pushed in every direction. structural design optics construction. to give you a better scope one that's a worthy replacement for the Vari-X III. Everything you demand from an American-made scope such as legendary Leupold ruggedness absolute waterproof integrity and the Leupold Full Lifetime Guarantee is there but it's the refinements that make the VX-III the most exciting Leupold in years. - 30mm TubeFeatures:- Finger-adjustable Windage and elevation dials with resettable pointer dials marking the zero point. [+]
- Fast-focus eyepiece on all models. Models without the illuminated reticle have a lockable fast-focus eyepiece so you can securely lock the eyepiece once you've set your reticle focus. - Side focus parallax adjustment is available on many models so you can easily focus from any shooting po.
Bushnell 788332
Bushnell 788332
Weight: 3 pounds
Price: $89.99

Review Bushnell Sentry 16-32x50 Spotting Scope Waterproof + Tripod, Window Mount, Hard Case Model: Bushnell Sentry 16-32x50 Spotting Scope Green Waterproof Folded Light Model 788332 / Bushnell 788332:

Bushnell Sentry 16-32x50 Spotting Scope Waterproof + Tripod, Window Mount, Hard Case Model: Bushnell Sentry 16-32x50 Spotting Scope Green Waterproof Folded Light Model 788332
Nikon
Nikon
Key features Nikon
  • Multicoated optics for bright, clear images with optimal resistance to glare
  • Slim design fits in a shirt pocket so you can carry it virtually anywhere
  • Large 25mm objective lens for brilliant images
  • 8x magnification brings you closer to the action
  • Central focusing system that close focuses to 8.2 feet
  • Model: Nikon NASCAR 8x25 Binocular

Review Nikon NASCAR 8x25 Binocular / Nikon:

A day at the races isn't complete without Nikon's officially licensed NASCAR 8 x 25 binocular. The solid performance isn't confined to just racing; it can perform just as well at a night at the opera. Solidly built, with a multicoated lens, the binocular provides 8x magnification for bringing the action up-close and a large 25mm objective lens that gathers a lot of light for a sharp, clear image. The central focusing is quick and responsive so you won't miss a moment, and it also focuses to just 8. 2 feet. The twist-out eyecups retract for users wearing eyeglasses, and you will be comfortable using the binocular all day thanks to the diopter control. The sturdy body is water-resistant and a light 10. 4 ounces, so you can be at ease carrying around this durable binocular that fits in your shirt pocket.
Bushnell 20-1920
Bushnell 20-1920
Dimentions: 0.04 x 0.031 x 0.017 inches
Weight: 1 pounds
List Price: $274.95
Price: $179.99
Key features Bushnell 20-1920
  • Built-in rain and reflect modes
  • Single button operation. Internal yards to meters switch
  • Advanced digital technology
  • Camoflauge
  • Water-resistant. Non-slip grip
  • Model: Bushnell Yardage Pro Scout 450, 4 x 20 Roof Prism Laser Rangefinder, 6.1-Degree Angle of View, Camouflage Finish, with 450 yd. Range.

Review Bushnell Yardage Pro Scout 450, 4 x 20 Roof Prism Laser Rangefinder, 6.1-Degree Angle of View, Camouflage Finish, with 450 yd. Range. / Bushnell 20-1920:

Hunters looking for a compact rangefinder, look no further than the new Yardage Pro Sport 450. Featuring a weather-resistant design with a textured grip, 5-yard minimum distance - and new for 2005, a sleek streamlined casing. Comes standard with the outstanding performance you've come to expect from Bushnell laser rangefinders.
Zeiss 524531
Zeiss 524531
Weight: 3.3 pounds
List Price: $1,817.00
Price: Too low to display
Key features Zeiss 524531
  • Zeiss Fluorite Glass (FL): Outstanding Edge Definition and Minimal Color Fringing. Now with new LotuTec coating.
  • Highest Light Transmission of any Binocular in its Class, Greater than 90%, with the Lowest Amount of Stray Light.
  • Phase-corrected Abbe-Konig Prisms with P* Coating: Brightest and Sharpest View.
  • Fully Multi-Coated Lenses with Patented T* Anti-Reflective Coatings.
  • Innovative Advanced Optics System (AOS): Environmentally Friendly Thin Lens Technology for Lighter & Higher Optical Performance.
  • Model: Zeiss 8 x 42 T* FL Victory, Water Proof Roof Prism Binocular with 6.3 Degree Angle of View, Green, U.S.A.

Review Zeiss 8 x 42 T* FL Victory, Water Proof Roof Prism Binocular with 6.3 Degree Angle of View, Green, U.S.A. / Zeiss 524531:

Zeiss takes premium optics to the next level with the Zeiss Binoculars T*FL. With Zeiss proprietary T* multi-coatings, phase corrected Abbe-Koenig prisms, and special flourite element objective lenses, the Zeiss T*FL Binoculars offer extremely high edge sharpness and unsurpassed resolution, contrast and color. Flouride objective lenses also eliminate any color fringing from the Zeiss T*FL binoculars, even in low light conditions. The housing consists of magnesium reinforced by glass-fiber material, yielding a very durable and lightweight housing. The Zeiss Binoculars T*FL are waterproof and nitrogen-purged, and feature retractable eyecups for comfortable viewing and rubber armoring for a pleasant firm grip.
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