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Catadioptric versus conventional spotting scope - Sporting Shooter
Q: I’ve been offered a second-hand Leupold spotting scope that features a catadioptric lens system. It’s a compact, ultralight unit about 19cm long and weighs only 350g or so. I’m sorely tempted to buy it, but will the optics be as bright and clear as a conventional spotting scope? Arthur Reynolds A: If the price is right, I’d advise you to buy that Leupold spotter. In conventional spotting scopes, magnification increases as the eyepiece and …
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