Bresser Binoculars 8 x 60

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If so, then the nearest standard loads for the 8x60 and 8x60S would presumably be those of the respective 8x57I and 8x57IS. The approved adjustment for the concrete screws allows the screw to be unscrewed twice to align the attached part, and then to tighten the screw again. Huon refers to both the 8X60R and the 8X56R alternative names being 8mm Kropatschek 1st model and 8mm Kropatschek short which was introduced about 1899.

Indeed the Meade 10x50 comes out at 10x41 (maybe 10x42 max), whereas the Hunter 11x80 comes out at 11x78, maybe even 11x79 .

Looking thru them, the image still seemed clear and sharp, but I did think that the field of view seemed narrow compared to my own Jenoptem 10x50W's. Another advantage of the Porro II is the fact that the two interfaces where the three prisms are cemented transmit light at least as well as the best multi-coatings. And I didn't care for and couldn't be bothered to pay to replace those God awful double set triggers.

Porro II, for which I have the plans and calculations and drawings of some of the production tooling.However, perhaps the glass the ladies were getting evaluated was a more common Barr and Stroud RN unit. Attached the "slim"8x60 and the "fat" 8x60 for comparison, slim and fat are post-war collectors terms. But in WWI, the German army found that the 154-gr did no have the reach for long range firing at charging hordes, and the long heavy bullets were wearing out the Maxim barrels.

It is marked ‘Benutzer’ (User) to one side and ‘Okulare festgestellt Nicht verdrehen’ (Eyepieces locked Do not twist) to the other. the Lidl weekly flyers are in sections headed "Available from Thursday" and "Available from Monday" - quite clear if you are used to reading them. Binoculars used by the German military in the Second World War were made by a huge number of makers.Please register for an account to take part in the discussions in the forum, post your pictures in the gallery and more. The leather rainguard you have with the two white bakalite circles , a lot of photos of this type of rainguard in use on 7x50 sets circa 1941-42, it was also placed on the 8x60.