Buy Carson Bandit 8x25 Quick-Focus Monocular

8x25mm Quick-Focus MonocularCarson’s Bandit is the world's first "lever-focus" monocular, with a "one-hand" design which allows you to focus quickly and not lose sight of your subject. BK-7 prisms and crystal clear optics provide sharp, high-contrast images and this compact, lightweight device is an ideal accessory for a wide variety of outdoor activities. The Bandit comes complete with soft storage pouch, carrying strap, and lens cloth. Features 8X magnification Fully coated BK-7 porro prism 25-millimeter objective lens 11-millimeter eye relief 13-foot minimum focusing distance 379-foot field of view at 1,000 yards Measures 1.6 by 2.6 by four inches (W x H x D) 3.2-ounce weight Warranty At Carson, we manufacture only the highest qua...

• World's first "lever-focus" monocular, with "one-hand" design allowing you to focus quickly and not lose sight of your subject
• BK-7 prisms and crystal clear optics provide sharp, high-contrast images; compact, lightweight device is ideal accessory for wide variety of outdoor activities
• 8X magnification, 25-millimeter objective lens, 11-millimeter eye relief, 13-foot minimum focusing distance, and 379-foot field of view at 1,000 yards
• Measures 1.6 by 2.6 by four inches (W x H x D), with 3.2-ounce weight; comes complete with soft storage pouch, carrying strap, and lens cloth
• Includes limited manufacturer's warranty; details included with purchase

This Monoculars give to us some advantages, good reviews already proving the quality of this product, like this :
1. Perfect for my needs
My two sons are archers in the Junior Olympic Archery Development program. I purchased this monocular to allow me to see the target grouping of the arrows down range. Typically, the distance is about 80 feet. This monocular gives me a clear view from that distance and enables me to score each end.

The focuser is operated with two fingers and is very accurate. It makes it easy to share with others and quicky refocus.

Great piece of equipment. Highly recommended.

2. Not just for birdwatching
I've used this monocular increasingly over the last few years as my birdwatching events have increased, but it was invaluable on a recent driving vacation through several northeastern states. Functioning as the navigator, I was generally able to spot street and highway exchange signs and then actually read them much sooner than otherwise and then to advise the driver.

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Almost perfect...
A meter readers dream, I LOVE this scope. I use it to read meters from a distance several hundred times a day, 5 days a week. It fits nicely in my shirt pocket, the focus is ETREAMLY FAST! The fact that the scope rests in the palm of your hands steadies the finger shake picked up from barrel scopes. The offset in the optics allows you to invert the scope to give you an extra inch of height when looking over fences, as well as the fact the scope is operated entirely from one hand, which is priceless when standing on your tippy toes to see over something, or are hanging from a wall you've gotta look over. There is only one draw back I have with this thing. It's only available in 8x, if it were a 10x32 it would be absolutely perfect. Although the optics can be easily changed out from most cheap 10x25 binos, but if you do the swap, the objective must be moved forward about 5mm for proper focus.

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