I think the spotting scope represents rather average quality, and its price is too high. At a distance of 100 m, the visibility of bullet holes from 223 ammunition is good and with 308 it's not a problem either. However, focusing on the target is problematic, and under strong light the optics perform poorly. The rubber cover was damaged by ejected casings.
Levenhuk Base 20-60x60 Spotting Scope
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An observation telescope with variable magnification from 20x to 60x and an objective diameter of 60mm. The optics, made of Bk7 glass, have been coated with an anti-reflective coating system, thus minimizing unwanted reflections and light loss.
Magnification is changed by rotating the knob in the eyepiece, while focus can be adjusted via a convenient protruding knob on the barrel. A standard 1/4" thread is used on the scope. The kit includes a table tripod necessary for high magnification observation. Convenience and safety of transportation is ensured by the included carrying case.
The optics are enclosed in a durable tube covered with a protective layer of rubber, which protects the telescope from damage and shock.
The set includes:
- telescope,
- metal table tripod,
- carrying case for transport and storage,
- eyepiece and objective lens covers,
- cleaning cloth,
- instruction manual.
Technical data
Magnification: 20-60x
Lens diameter: 60 mm
Field of view (m/1000m):
- for magnification 20x: 36
- for 60x magnification: 17
Prisms: BK7
Eyepiece lens diameter: 21 mm
Distance from eyepiece to pupil: 3-1 mm
Output pupil distance: 16-14 mm
Dimensions (with packaging): 39 x 19 x 12 cm
Weight: 1.43 kg (with packaging)
Manufacturer: Levenhuk, USA
| EAN | 5905555006543 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer code | 72097 |
| Brand | Levenhuk |
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Number of reviews: 2
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The spotting scope appears solid and well-made. The image is clear and the knobs turn with the right amount of resistance. I had doubts about the tripod, but it turned out to be stable and allows smooth rotation. The scope is mounted firmly on it. I will comment on its usefulness for observing bullet holes after my first use at the shooting range. Unfortunately, the price is high and there are cheaper alternatives available.
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