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Gladiator 20-140x80 Zoom Binocular with Green Lens

Gladiator 20-140x80 Zoom Binocular with Green Lens

Item #: AB11184
Category: Other Sports A-C -> Bird Watching
Your Price: $219.95

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The Gladiator Series offers a selection of zoom models that are ideal for long distance terrestrial (land)or celestial (sky) viewing. The wide variable magnification range of these binoculars allows the viewer to target in on an object and then zoom in and magnify it to obtain a closer look and see greater detail. The new 20-40x180 model features a braced-in tripod mounting post for added stability. Both new models feature high quality prisms, multi-coated optics, large center focus knob and right eyepiece diopter adjustment. For convenience, all models also feature a zoom thumb lever for making quick and smooth zoom adjustments as well as fold-down eyecups for viewing with or without eyeglasses. Backed by the manufacturer's Limited Lifetime WarrantyFEATURES:20x-140x magnification with 80 mm objective lens Multi-coated optics maximizes light transmission Porro prism binocular made with BAK-4 prism glassBonus accessories includes neck strap, carrying pouch and cleaning cloth. Braced-in tripod mounting postSPECIFICATIONS:Specifications:20-140xField of View (ft@1000yds/m@1000m) =54/18@20xPrism Glass: BAK-4Exit Pupil (mm): 4.0Close Focus (ft/m) 87/29Eye Relief 21 mm

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