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Started by enterprise, 10/30/2005 08:18PM
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Posted 10/30/2005 08:18PM Opening Post
John Rombi
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Hi everyone, grin Is there available a straight through finderscope with a corrected image. about 9x50.Cheers, John wink
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Posted 10/30/2005 10:33PM #1
John Holt
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"Hi everyone, Is there available a straight through finderscope with a corrected image. about 9x50.Cheers, John"

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One option is the 1/2 binocular finder.
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Posted 10/31/2005 08:31PM #2
John Rombi
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Thanks everyone, wink It's so good to have such knowledgeable friends.Cheers, John grin grin
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Posted 11/02/2005 05:42AM #3
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William Optic has a 7 X 50mm Illuminated Recticle finder. I have the 6 x 30 version and it is great. If the 7 X 50 is as good as the 6 X 50 you cannot go wrong. The 6 x 30 matches my Megrez 80mm Triple Flourite APO. Check out this link for more info.

http://www.william-optics.com/wowebs/prod_acc/finder750/features0.htm

I hope this helps,

Jeff
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