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    LIBERATOR
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    Anyone got a suggestion for good binoculars?

    i don't know about you MTBers, but I do it to be in nature at heights
    that can't be reached quickly on foot or by car at all.

    I do it secondarily for the sport and physical exciting challenge of
    the mountain and going down it as well as going up it. But when you're
    atop of a 14K peak, or anything above 10K as we have many in Colorado,
    you can see wildlife a mile away on another mountain if you have
    binoculars, and I'm still on a quest to see mountain lions.

    So what's a good pair of affordable binoculars?

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  2. *11th dimension*
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    "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Anyone got a suggestion for good binoculars?

    Jam 2 Nazi [censored] in your eyes. Works perfectly.

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  3. LIBERATOR
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    *11th dimension* said:

    "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Anyone got a suggestion for good binoculars?

    Jam 2 Nazi [censored] in your eyes. Works perfectly.

    LOL, oh you got me on this one....lol...

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  4. Shawn
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    LIBERATOR said:

    Anyone got a suggestion for good binoculars?

    i don't know about you MTBers, but I do it to be in nature at heights
    that can't be reached quickly on foot or by car at all.

    I do it secondarily for the sport and physical exciting challenge of
    the mountain and going down it as well as going up it. But when you're
    atop of a 14K peak, or anything above 10K as we have many in Colorado,
    you can see wildlife a mile away on another mountain if you have
    binoculars, and I'm still on a quest to see mountain lions.

    So what's a good pair of affordable binoculars?

    http://www.buytelescopes.com/product.asp?t=211&pid=512&m=

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  5. Drew
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    "Shawn" <sdotherecurry@bresnannextdotnet> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    LIBERATOR said:

    Anyone got a suggestion for good binoculars?

    i don't know about you MTBers, but I do it to be in nature at heights
    that can't be reached quickly on foot or by car at all.

    I do it secondarily for the sport and physical exciting challenge of
    the mountain and going down it as well as going up it. But when you're
    atop of a 14K peak, or anything above 10K as we have many in Colorado,
    you can see wildlife a mile away on another mountain if you have
    binoculars, and I'm still on a quest to see mountain lions.

    So what's a good pair of affordable binoculars?

    http://www.buytelescopes.com/product.asp?t=211&pid=512&m=

    How about this, functional and stylish..
    http://www.opticsale.com/carson-optical-opera-glasses.html

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  6. Slackâ„¢
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    Drew said:


    "Shawn" <sdotherecurry@bresnannextdotnet> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    LIBERATOR said:

    Anyone got a suggestion for good binoculars?

    i don't know about you MTBers, but I do it to be in nature at heights
    that can't be reached quickly on foot or by car at all.

    I do it secondarily for the sport and physical exciting challenge of
    the mountain and going down it as well as going up it. But when you're
    atop of a 14K peak, or anything above 10K as we have many in Colorado,
    you can see wildlife a mile away on another mountain if you have
    binoculars, and I'm still on a quest to see mountain lions.

    So what's a good pair of affordable binoculars?

    http://www.buytelescopes.com/product.asp?t=211&pid=512&m=

    How about this, functional and stylish..
    http://www.opticsale.com/carson-optical-opera-glasses.html

    Yeah, that's the ticket.. pffffft... the only glass I want to be looking
    thru at an Opera is this
    http://www.riflescopes.com/images/ss/cronhelm_angus_m14.jpg
    _____
    Slack - 2 more weeks (and counting) till my damn music
    (classical/opera...BS) class is over!

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  7. Email address hidden
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    a small pair of Meade.

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