Looking at the cascade or pinacle 10x42's any body own one of them? Do you like them, have you ever had to deal with warranty?
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Looking at the cascade or pinacle 10x42's any body own one of them? Do you like them, have you ever had to deal with warranty?
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I've got the cascades in 10 x 42. I love them, nice and bright. Haven't needed any warranty stuff, so don't know
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Cant remember were the cascades the more expensive or was it the pinicales.
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The Pinnacles are the more costly of the two. If they'd been a little closer to the $400 I wanted to spend I'd own a pair. I bought the Nikon Monarchs and love them. Buy the most expensive you can afford, they'll last a lifetime!!!
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I've used Leupold Cascade 8X42's for the last 5 years and love them!!. They probably add 30-40 minutes of hunting time per day.
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My entire family uses Leupold scopes for all our rifles and they are amazing optics. On the other hand we all have swarovski binos. Me myself i use the Swarovski 10x42 EL Binoculars which are the most amazing binos i have ever looked through (hence the outragous price) luckily they were a Christmas gift from my pops. On that nope buy the most expensive binos you can afford, you'll enjoy them a lot longer and more. We have also had exceptional warrenty on all our Leupold scopes. cheers.
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Cabelas Euro binoculars are made by swaro at 1/2 the cost. Great binos.
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I purchased a pair of Cascade 10 x42's this year and love them. I don't think warranty will be an issue.Like everyone says buy the best you can afford. I would have bought the pinnacles or better but I bought a rangefinder at the same time.
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Cascade 10x42's...simply amazing for the price in my opinion...just a smidge over $400...very nice glass...the waranty on them is lifetime,but only for the original purchaser according to the Leupold site....
I did however purchase a used WindRiver Sequoia spotting scope(green ring)..was a bit finicky to focus clearly,sent it to the warranty center,they sent me back a brand spanking new one...phenominal service in my books
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My brother has Leupolds and they are good but not great, for the money,
Take a look at Minox, just got a pair this fall twighlight factor is a very high 25, they are amazing in low light, mine are 12by52mm A llittle hard to hold maybe the 10x is way to go, depends where you hunt.
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