Binoculars

[BobDown 581]

After a pair  binoculars for out in field, I need some that are suitable for the terrain I go a bout, 20 to 30 acre fields at most and on hills and moors. Looking for some decent under £250. Have got eye on some vortex diamondback but I’ve not much idea on size I’d require etc. Any recommendations/ Advice would be much appreciated 

Edited October 24, 2020 by BobDown

[king 11,664]

A thread not long ago bobdown.i ment to post it here for you but it went into general talk..

 

[Daniel cain 42,849]

Pm Andy Kelly on here

[Maximus Ferret 2,055]

If you're going to use them in poor light (dawn and dusk) I'd advise 7x50 and get waterproof gas filled ones of a decent brand and the best quality you can afford. 200 quid upwards should get something half decent but you cut your coat according to the cloth you have and my own ones were poor quality and free from a house clearance but still work.

[BobDown 581]

2 minutes ago, king said:

A thread not long ago bobdown.i ment to post it here for you but it went into general talk..

 

Thanks I’ll have a look 

[BobDown 581]

Just now, Maximus Ferret said:

If you're going to use them in poor light (dawn and dusk) I'd advise 7x50 and get waterproof gas filled ones of a decent brand and the best quality you can afford. 200 quid upwards should get something half decent but you cut your coat according to the cloth you have and my own ones were poor quality and free from a house clearance but still work.

Ye usually out and about that time. I’m after some for spottin hare  and other wildlife . Thanks 

[forest of dean redneck 11,189]

Mine were £10 from charity shop

[Tyla 3,179]

I have a pair of expensive vortex ones which are very good but I think the barr and stroud ones are the best value for money. For less than £100 you can get a pair of 8x32 which are only a little bit worse than my vortex which were several times the price

[jayjay 264]

I have a set of Barr and Stroud  and as you say......they are decent for the money, I think when I bought mine they were only around £70  I've had them a few year now and still going strong ......

 

[morton 5,367]

9 hours ago, Tyla said:

I have a pair of expensive vortex ones which are very good but I think the barr and stroud ones are the best value for money. For less than £100 you can get a pair of 8x32 which are only a little bit worse than my vortex which were several times the price

I have a pair of vortex 8+42 vipers,i also have a pair of Barr and Strouds,i also own the odd pair of far less expensive blinks,im an hoarder.I wander round with the vortex because they are far better than the rest and if anybody wants to swap me a decent air rifle for them ill wander with the first ones I pick out of my hoard.

[Black neck 15,162]

15 minutes ago, morton said:

I have a pair of vortex 8+42 vipers,i also have a pair of Barr and Strouds,i also own the odd pair of far less expensive blinks,im an hoarder.I wander round with the vortex because they are far better than the rest and if anybody wants to swap me a decent air rifle for them ill wander with the first ones I pick out of my hoard.

Would u except a daisy power line its had a new washer 

[morton 5,367]

1 minute ago, Black neck said:

Would u except a daisy power line its had a new washer 

Id accept a bloody good thrashing on the bare buttocks with a whippet.

[Black neck 15,162]

5 minutes ago, morton said:

Id accept a bloody good thrashing on the bare buttocks with a whippet.

crikey thats a bit keen spose a could clip u a fecker wi a beddy greyhound tho

Final offer

[morton 5,367]

1 minute ago, Black neck said:

crikey thats a bit keen spose a could clip u a fecker wi a beddy greyhound tho

Final offer

Bedlingtons are so quentin crisp.

[Black neck 15,162]

2 minutes ago, morton said:

Bedlingtons are so quentin crisp.

There is no need 2 do any house work at all ,after the first 4 years the dirt doesn't get any worse