fair. I wonder how many uk shops stock Vortex. I’ve not seen it listed locally to me
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Hook'N'Bullet
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Optics warehouse stock them. That's where I got my knockers. Great service and very friendly and accommodating
spannulman
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I have two pairs and rate them highly. I have used high-end European binos ( belonging to others) and would say that the only difference was in feel and looks the lens quality is excellent. That said, it could just be my eyes.
I bought mine on sale at London camera exchange. They are everywhere and will do price match.
I bought mine on sale at London camera exchange. They are everywhere and will do price match.
spannulman
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But as i’ve said on here before, I’m not a fan of the vortex binocular ‘bra’. I’m back on the original sling following a rather discomfiting photo of me wearing it with a t shirt. There was lifting and separating of udders and I did not feel good.
StoatallyDifferent
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I really rate Vortex gear. Can’t speak for their binoculars but 5 out of my 7 optics are Vortex made. Recently bought a Razor Gen 2 scope over the S&B PM2 - not an easy decision at all but I don’t regret it at all. The glass and build quality is outstanding, the turrets are the best I’ve used. Weighs a tonne but it feels unbreakable and I don’t think you can beat Vortex for warranty and customer service.
Perhaps you could post the photo? Wouldn't want any of your 'friends' on SD making the same mistake now would you?But as i’ve said on here before, I’m not a fan of the vortex binocular ‘bra’. I’m back on the original sling following a rather discomfiting photo of me wearing it with a t shirt. There was lifting and separating of udders and I did not feel good.
foxdropper
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Anyone know how to get seasons 1 to 4 as seems to have been taken off Netflix before I found this excellent series .
After a bit of googling it looks like 1-4 are available only to purchase via the Meat Eater website
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Freeforester
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Best try the best German/European optics available against the 'flavour-of-the-month' types side by side and at the same times 
, looking at a screen-test type poster or similar for comparison before determining which is 'better' in terms of performance. Most professionals seem to go for the top-drawer optics, but then their job depends on having the best, price is a secondary consideration.
Convince yourself either way though, it doesn't matter. There seems to be a goodly supply of second hand examples coming available too, which is a useful coincidence!
, looking at a screen-test type poster or similar for comparison before determining which is 'better' in terms of performance. Most professionals seem to go for the top-drawer optics, but then their job depends on having the best, price is a secondary consideration.Convince yourself either way though, it doesn't matter. There seems to be a goodly supply of second hand examples coming available too, which is a useful coincidence!
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