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sam | 02-04-2007 08:33 PM
"bins" You know what bins are right? I haven't been using bins much lately, but they're something I know a lil bit about. Seems like an appropriate survival topic. dtnwn

sam | 02-04-2007 08:50 PM
Re: "bins" Seven views and no replies? Guess GIMmers doone know what "bins" are. Hardcore survivalists should be very interested. Give ya a hint. I bought my last pair at an Audubon store. And I bought Honey's last pair at "Scope City" (or something like that) ______________________________________ Got the plum pruned, plus other stuff done. But by now have slurked five or six wokkas, so doone expect anything too terribly coherent outta me, till tomorree ........... dtnwn dtnwn

REV127 | 02-04-2007 09:13 PM
Re: "bins" Definately a useful device though in my immediate area there isn't a long enough LOS to make them too useful. Definately must have equipment for crossing open country or taking it to the badguys.

Maddie | 02-04-2007 09:15 PM
Re: "bins" Binoculars? I have several pairs, mostly Bushnell, in various sizes from pocket to regular, plus my spotting scope for shooting. The pair I keep most handy (for spotting birds in the treetops) is a 10x50. I don't have anything fancy because I can't afford to pay the big bucks for the exceptional optics. If you're talking scopes, Leupold 3.5-10x50 is the best I've got. It's pretty woodsy in these parts. I can't see myself needing more than that.

sam | 02-04-2007 09:19 PM
Re: "bins" Oh great, now I'm suttering .... :wub: REV 127, yup. If yer a deer hunter, out west here, good bins are a must have. In plains states, I imagine, even more so...........

sam | 02-04-2007 09:24 PM
Re: "bins" Maddie- You can hold 10x50's ??? woohoo You are sumpthin' else, but I guess everyone already knew that! ___________________________________________ Early Bushnells are fabulous, .... lenses were made by a Japanese company, I forget which one.

Maddie | 02-04-2007 10:31 PM
Re: "bins" Don't be too impressed! I decided it was more trouble than it was worth since the range where I now shoot only has a 100 and a 200 range. That particular scope is back in it's box, sitting on a shelf in my closet. I could hold it (to the great annoyance of a particular former shooting buddy of mine! Lol!), but I guess I just don't like having to work that hard. A sniper, I'm not! Most of my scopes are back in their boxes these days. The past few years I've been shooting mostly military surplus and M1A, so I haven't felt the need to scope them. The only rifles I have that are currently scoped are an old 30-30 and a Savage .308. The way my eyes are starting to go (geezer vision), I may have to revisit the scoping issue one of these days, though!

sam | 02-04-2007 10:45 PM
Maddie Geezer vision??? Sigh, ... I know of what you speak. Gettin' older is da pitts ain't it? namaste" ____________________________________ yeah, but ya know we ol folks can still kick butt, when the time comes .....

sam | 02-05-2007 06:37 PM
Re: "bins" It's been an extremely hectic day. This web site has been up for quite a few years. better view desired dtnwn

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