The ACULON A211 binocular officially launches Nikon’s all-new ACULON optics family to the world. With seven fixed power and two zoom models, every adventure can now be enhanced with an economically priced quality optic.
Brandon has put together his long awaited review on the Vortex Sparc….. $199 on Amazon. Or you could just go the Bushnell TRS-25 route like I did . (Read the review here) *Cough – $80!
Thats a great looking rifle, isnt it?
Alternate Headline: How many cheap optics can you hang on an AR?
So, I was gonna take a picture of the AR with both a 3×9 scope and a red dot on it just for the comedic value of it all… but as I was mounting it all up I began to wonder if it would actually work out as an effective magnifier for the red dot.
Alternate Headline: Butter Fingers
Yeah, sometimes my carelessness gets the better of me and stuff ends up on the ground. I’m not accident prone or anything like that, but it seems like once every six months or so my fingers get the butter on them.
This time it was the Bushnell TRS-25. Some of you might have read the review I did a while back, but if not the TRS-25 is a budget red dot optic very much akin to the Aimpoint Micro. Its one of the more outstanding budget optics that I have ever seen, and its been running great the entire time that I have had it. Oh, and did I mention that it will only cost ya about $80?
I mentioned this upstart endeavour a while back… They were soliciting online donations to get their product off and running, but they have now decided that its just better to sell to Tango Down. Well done… and it just does to show you that if you build a better mouse trap (and get the whole blog-o-sphere to start talking about it)… yada, yada, yada.
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Yes, over at Suburban’s place he gives a run down on his experiences with several of the Primary Arms Red Dots. The reviews are kind of mixed, but overall I would say its a pretty good report.
*You know, you Primary Arms guys still have yet to send one of those red dots my way for review. What gives?
From now through Nov. 15, 2012, Nikon is offering a $50 Instant Savings with the purchase of a RifleHunter 1000 Laser Rangefinder. The price after the $50 Instant Savings is $299.95.
“The RifleHunter 1000 was engineered to be the go-to rangefinder for any rifle hunting situation,” said Jon Allen, General Manager of Nikon Sport Optics. “Long range capabilities, better optics, the latest technologies; they’re all included in this do-it-all rangefinder.” Continue reading
This fall, instantly save $50 with the purchase of one of Nikon’s best hunting binoculars during the MONARCH MADNESS Savings Event. The MONARCH MADNESS Savings Event includes every model in the MONARCH 3 and MONARCH 5 Binocular lines. The promotion runs from Sept. 20 through Nov. 20, 2012 with prices starting at $179.95 after savings.
The MONARCH 3, which debuted last year, has already proven itself to be one of the most dependable binoculars on the market. Featuring fully multicoated Nikon Eco-Glass lenses and a rugged, waterproof/fogproof body, the MONARCH 3 truly is the “Benchmark of Performance.” Continue reading
