Dual scope set up
- Bob259
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Dual scope set up
Anyone know where you can get one of those dual spotting scope set ups for using two single spotting scopes from.
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Check this out
Found it on Accurate Shooters.com:
New Binocular Spotting Scope
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New Binocular Spotting Scope
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twin scopes
Hello Bob
I am pretty sure you were looking at the set up that Williams Zanders was using at the Nationals. There are two guys that I know that are using that set up. It is actually a home made set up for the Kowa scopes. They are noy commercially available that I am aware of. I might be able to sweet talk him into making another one. They are very heavy, and cumberson to move around the firing line.
Evelio.
I am pretty sure you were looking at the set up that Williams Zanders was using at the Nationals. There are two guys that I know that are using that set up. It is actually a home made set up for the Kowa scopes. They are noy commercially available that I am aware of. I might be able to sweet talk him into making another one. They are very heavy, and cumberson to move around the firing line.
Evelio.
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I think you should look into the large astronomical type binoculars that are made by celestron or fujinon, I have used them and they work nicely at a fraction of what it would cost to buy the 2 kowas get the mount and then of course colimate them not an easy job...I think you can get the celestrons for about $500 or so.
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I had a set up like you are describing. I kept the business card and here is info.
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I used two Bushnell Spacemasters in mine. Be advised if you don't set them perfectly you will get eye strain quickly. In case you win the lottery check out the $3000+ Highlander by Kowa.
If you haven't already, go to bigbinoculars.com and see if they have something you might like better and for less money.
Good Luck
powding
Jerry Phillips
P.O. Box L632
Langhorne, PA 19047
(215) 757-5037
I used two Bushnell Spacemasters in mine. Be advised if you don't set them perfectly you will get eye strain quickly. In case you win the lottery check out the $3000+ Highlander by Kowa.
If you haven't already, go to bigbinoculars.com and see if they have something you might like better and for less money.
Good Luck
powding
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