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25,411. Location. Texas. May 27, 2014. #1. I have had a pair of Steiner 7x50 Military/Marine binoculars since about 1984. They look a little bit used, but are still crystal clear images with excellent collimation and focus. They have covered a lot of miles, and held up amazingly well. I have over the years purchased a few more Steiner glasses ...
Buy Steiner 8x25 Military/Marine Binoculars featuring Traditional Porro Prism Optical Path, Fully Multi-Coated High-Contrast Optics, Individual Sports Auto-Focus System, Shock-Resistant Floating Prism System, O-Ring Sealed - Waterproof, Makrolon Polycarbonate Chassis, Long-Life NBR Synthetic...
Say it's $5.00. So you it cost you $5 to throw away some broken binos. No sweat. You will spend $100 to replace them. What if they replace the binos because they won't have parts and charge you say $50 which is likely then you did good. Nikon camera division treats customers very nice. Last edited: Apr 29, 2014.
In traditional muzzloading terms a possibles pouch holds anything you might possibly need to go and do what you were about doing in the woods. (particularly related to keeping your flint lock functioning and loading it and cleaning it etc. So some folk even carried lead and bullet molds, flint knapping tools.
These Binocs are in perfect shape, as the images show. Comes with desert camo case, original box, unused strap, and 'box litter'. Asking $350 o.b.o. shipped. Preferred payment USPS MO, Certified funds, personal check (must clear first). b/r RB
To be honest, you would probably need to move up in the Vortex line to see more of a difference in low light, etc., not between these two particular models. The 8x28 are very nice for the price and come with a smaller case more appropriate for their size vs the 8x32 which is more bulky. W.
Frost River makes the Summit in three models, the quality of materials and workmanship is outstanding, IMHO FR builds a better bag than Duluth and is usually a lot less expensive, I just received my third Frost River pack, my second one was a Summit, here's the but, they are a great bag if you don't over pack them, which is hard to do given their size, the carrying system is comfortable, and ...
Sep 28, 2017. #37. Here are some of the documentation I did on alcohol stoves when I first got into them. Also listed is some cold weather testing attempts for cold water boiling too. The Trangia seems to function better at a 1" gap between stove and pot but also remember you fuel burns faster at this spread too.
Nov 8, 2019. #1. Ive spent a lot time around camp/cooking fires and have accumulated quite a collection of outdoor jackets, of which most now have holes from embers/sparks. Few fleece or layer jackets have escaped unscathed. Having grown tired of this, I wanted a jacket to take the brunt of potential flying sparks.
I dont think a modern day longhunter would want to accept the additional weight that comes with leather and canvas. Firestarting: A kit containing a handful of bics, several firesteels, and a magnifying glass or lens. Additionally he would have a lot of pre made tinders. He would also have a hemlock H60 on his belt.