Meopta meostar 15×56 or swarovski slc

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Hey guys I have been looking for a really good pair of 15x binos or something along thoes lines for my prs shooting. I dont know much about Meopta. What has been your all experience? Do they have much of warranty? Also been looking at swarovski but from what I have heard these are like 95% atleast and several hundred $ cheaper. What do you guys recomend?? Thanks
 
Optically they are probably passable though only a blind salesman would claim 95% Swaro. Ask if you really need more China made crap.
 
Optically they are probably passable though only a blind salesman would claim 95% Swaro. Ask if you really need more China made crap.
I want the best gear I can get at the best price I can get it. Yea I would rather not have China stuff but its unavoidable in the world we live in. I would rather have swarovski but I dont have a local dealer an I would rather not pay full retail online. Maybe I can trade a few primers for them
 
I want the best gear I can get at the best price I can get it. Yea I would rather not have China stuff but its unavoidable in the world we live in. I would rather have swarovski but I dont have a local dealer an I would rather not pay full retail online. Maybe I can trade a few primers for them
I would look at the Maven, specifically B series 15x56 binocs. No chicoms involved. Checked out pair belonging to friend. Very surprised. Not Swaro, but a lot less.
 
Talked to Doug I think im going to bite the bullet and get the swarovski slc kinda what I had my heart set on but was trying to get out of spending that much money but I dont think its going to happen
 
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Talked to Doug I think im going to bite the bullet and get the swarovski slc kinda what I had my heart set on but was trying to get out of spending that much money but I dont think its going to happen
I got a set of Swaro SLC 10x42's from Doug in July, they are amazing glass and you won't regret the purchase!
 
I want the best gear I can get at the best price I can get it. Yea I would rather not have China stuff but its unavoidable in the world we live in. I would rather have swarovski but I dont have a local dealer an I would rather not pay full retail online. Maybe I can trade a few primers for them
I literally did that. Sold primers and bought a PMII and ZCO 🤷‍♂️
 
Meopta products are made in the Czech Republic, NOT China. And I would seriously doubt you're missing a wind call or trace inside 1000y just because you're behind a set of Meoptas...
Are the SLC's nicer? of course, but to say the Meopta Meostar B1's are chicom trash is fucking dense.
 
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Meopta products are made in the Czech Republic, NOT China. And I would seriously doubt you're missing a wind call or trace inside 1000y just because you're behind a set of Meoptas...
Are the SLC's nicer? of course, but to say the Meopta Meostar B1's are chicom trash is fucking dense.
I looked through a pair at a local match and thought they looked really nice I didn't have swarovski to compare them to but hey. For the guys using the binos for prs would you go 10x or 15x
 
Meopta products are made in the Czech Republic, NOT China. And I would seriously doubt you're missing a wind call or trace inside 1000y just because you're behind a set of Meoptas...
Are the SLC's nicer? of course, but to say the Meopta Meostar B1's are chicom trash is fucking dense.
I was wondering that with their scopes. The Optika 6 scopes are not labeled as "Made in Czech" but the MeoStar line is. So I guess some kind of OEM must be at work here!?
 
The last time I was in the Czech Republic, I dont remember seeing any Chinese communists. Maybe they were hiding in the Meopta factory. Idk.. I did however, see some of the sexiest blondes I've ever seen when I wasn't buying working dogs or drinking beer.
 
Then why would they not label their own products as "made in czech"? Or better why do they label some but not others? That just looks suspicious to me, but I could very well be wrong.