Nikon Binos
10-05-2007, 06:54 AM
#1
Typical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: McDonough, GA
Posts: 754
Nikon Binos
OK, I admit it! I've always been too cheap to buy a good pair of Binos. But now I finally broke down and spend at least some $$$ on quality glass. Now I realize some might say I'm still too cheap, but I like my purchase.
I just received my Nikon Monarch 8x42's yesterday. Wow, I did'nt realize how a good you could see out of a decent pair of Bino's! Does anyone else out there have this Bino and what is your opinion about them?? For the money (I paid $250), I think they're great!!!
I just received my Nikon Monarch 8x42's yesterday. Wow, I did'nt realize how a good you could see out of a decent pair of Bino's! Does anyone else out there have this Bino and what is your opinion about them?? For the money (I paid $250), I think they're great!!!
10-20-2007, 12:15 PM
#7
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Middleburg Heights, OHIO
Posts: 225
RE: Nikon Binos
well, no i am cheeper than you. i have a pair of 8*40 Action Nikon binos. $ 69 at Dks sporting goods. they are the by far best i have ever used.. and cheep too. ( took the three pair of bushnells that i had right to the good will store, and didnt look back )
Nikon all the way
Nikon all the way
10-20-2007, 02:11 PM
#8
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Roanoke, Va
Posts: 3,562
RE: Nikon Binos
My GF has been asking me about binos for a while now. Thinking I might get them as a Christmas present.
Anyway, the ones she was describing are Steiners. I don't know if I need a $1000 pair of binos if I've been hearing all these good things about the Monarchs. Maybe I can talk her into getting me the Monarchs and another bow.
Are the 10x42's considerably larger than the 8x42's?
Anyway, the ones she was describing are Steiners. I don't know if I need a $1000 pair of binos if I've been hearing all these good things about the Monarchs. Maybe I can talk her into getting me the Monarchs and another bow.Are the 10x42's considerably larger than the 8x42's?
