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Gen 2 Razor HD spotters have always been Japanese and USA components assembled in USA. Razor UHD bino's are made in Japan. Razor HD bino's are made in Philippines.The Razor may be from China. I think they have moved all their binos and spotters there?
I like the Maven, they're good value.
Huh. That would be disappointing...
Well, then I think you will be opposite of disappointed thenHuh. That would be disappointing...
Thanks for stopping by to clear that up Scott. I have really tried to avoid China especially since covid. It sometimes seems impossible but it does make me sleep a bit better at night.Well, then I think you will be opposite of disappointed then
Gen2 Razor HD spotters are Assembled in USA with Japan and USA components.
It seems the gray razor spotters are Chinese while the green ones are Japan/USA. My 20-60x85 razor has a china sticker on it.
Also thought I should mention. I want to use a digiscope adapter with this. I think that would work nice if we are driving around looking at deer with my kids, if they can just look at the phone screen vs helping them with binoculars
The original 65/85mm razor spotters were originally Japan. Then we moved them to China for the last 2 or 3 yrs they were in full production.Thanks for stopping by to clear that up Scott. I have really tried to avoid China especially since covid. It sometimes seems impossible but it does make me sleep a bit better at night.
Looks like the original razors was china?
This will give you much better image quality than any of the "tactical" brands, with light transmission that actually beats a lot of the larger scopes because the quality of the lenses is so high. Eye relief and apparent FOV are generous even with the zoom eyepiece, but the fixed 30x eyepiece has you *swimming* in the image. You'd be surprised at how much you can see at 30x when the image quality is so good. You can reliably find well-loved 663s and 664s on Ebay with an eyepiece, but Doug at Cameraland will take care of you, too.kowa 664/663 is a great scope, and mine has taken a pretty good beating. the 20-60x eyepiece is a bit of a narrow view, the 30x fixed is amazing. I owned a 85mm razor and preferred the smaller kowa even in low light.
as far as adapters i just use phoneskope. Although my next one will probably be the Tines up adaptor.
Zeiss Dialyt 18-45x65 $900.00. This is the truck scope I use. Great price.I am looking to get a spotter. Primary use will be spotting game (deer) from the truck window or tripod. At this point I don't expect to haul it into the backcountry so size or weight doesn't really concern me.
At this budget I can't be to picky on zoom range. As for distance I would say the further the better but I realize I am not buying premium so again I can't be to picky.
Cabelas has razor hd 20-60 on sale right now. That falls well in my budget.
Maven has a 15-45 for 800.
Not sure what else to look at. Not interested in anything from China. I can deal with Philippines or some other country.
Can this be done with my budget or should I just wait?
Cabelas has razor hd 20-60 on sale right now.
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Not interested in anything from China.