what is the difference between the Aculon 10-22x50 and the Action 10-22x50?
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The Action series had a better build quality, more durable, and a better lens quality for more light and color contrast. The Aculon series appears to be Nikon's replacement for the Action series, and its price point has been reduced. For most folks, the Aculon series will likely suffice, but if one were to A-B them against Action series there are some noticeable deficiencies, some more apparent than others.
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The Action series of Nikon binoculars are nitrogen filled, which means they will not develop moisture inside the barrels or on the inside of the lens. The Action series is also waterproof, fog-proof, and shock-proof. Thus they are more rugged, cost more, weigh slightly more than Aculon Nikno binoculars series.
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the action is more suited for sporting events, and isn't as clear in low light conditions in my opinion.You should also know that the action has been discontinued by Nikon. I prefer the Aculon.
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The action 10-22X50 binoculars seems to be a little more rugged and durable. They are probably for those who will be out in the elements a lot such as hunting, hiking etc. The aculon will probably suffice if you are only going to be using them for light work such as monitoring the neighborhood for criminal activity, veiwing your son or daughter when they are graduating or something.
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Real answewr: Don't know . . . butAccording to Nikons website 7128 is the product number for binoculars in their Action range.http://www.nikonsportoptics.com/Nikon-Products/Binoculars/7218/Action-10x50.htmlNo mention of any VII, though there are a number of options at different prices.
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The difference between the TC10 and the TC20 is more or less based on user preference. They both have the same three-in-one motion and are both low impact workouts, but keep in mind that the TC20 does offer more workout programs, tracking technology, and a heart rate monitor. Not only that, but the TC20 also offers a year longer warranty making it 3 years compared to the 2 years that comes with the TC10, as well as 4 inches longer treadle belts to accommodate for a longer stride. If you do not think you would utilize those additional features, then the TC10 would still guarantee you results if you use it at least 3 times a week for 30 minutes each time. The difference between the TC10 and the TC20 is more or less based on user preference. They both have the same three-in-one motion and are both low impact workouts, but keep in mind that the TC20 does offer more workout programs, tracking technology, and a heart rate monitor. Not only that, but the TC20 also offers a year longer warranty making it 3 years compared to the 2 years that comes with the TC10, as well as 4 inches longer treadle belts to accommodate for a longer stride. If you do not think you would utilize those additional features, then the TC10 would still guarantee you results... » Read More The difference between the TC10 and the TC20 is more or less based on user preference. They both have the same three-in-one motion and are both low impact workouts, but keep in mind that the TC20 does offer more workout programs, tracking technology, and a heart rate monitor. Not only that, but the TC20 also offers a year longer warranty making it 3 years compared to the 2 years that comes with the TC10, as well as 4 inches longer treadle belts to accommodate for a longer stride. If you do not think you would utilize those additional features, then the TC10 would still guarantee you results if you use it at least 3 times a week for 30 minutes each time. « Show Less
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the 7.5 is the handle width. the 10 is how tall it is and the 13 is how long it is (non handles)
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Its been a while since I bought my BG10(Which I love!!)...I think the BG10 is rated commercial and has a 1 year waranty.The 10N2 has a 3 or 5 year waranty and a lighter duty cord.I believe the motor and other components are the same.Hope that helps,Dave
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I like the 9 inch one. It does take more power to use then the one mine came with from new. If u want the 10 inch make sure u have enough power for that
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Personally I would go with the 10" due to the carve angle of these trucks. Main reason is to avoid wheel bite with larger wheels, the extra width gives a bit more clearance.
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Speaking from my experience with the Rokinon 8mm, which is a little wider than your 10-22, it is noticeably less wide. At lower focal ranges the difference between a few mm's is more significant than when higher. This lens has very little to no distortion which is the reason i finally made the switch form the much wider 8mm, and honestly you get more detail when zoomed in a little more.
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There is a different P/N , HVS001M, for the 22 mag. Same price. Visit "henryrifles.com" Get the "Spee-D-Loader" too
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I dont know but I dont think so cuz .30-06 id a longer action but I could be wrong...you cab go on the weaver website and look and it will tell you the product number and everything..
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Sorry i really don't know. I bought it a long time ago. But i know it does fit a 10x20 perfectly.
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I believe the major difference is the width of the 60 - it's wider to accomodate more line. Go to Penn's website and you can probably compare them side-by-side.
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The specifications manual I got with mine gives 3 different models wt's so heres what they say: 8x42/8x42DCF is 670g/23.6oz The 10X42/10X42DCF is 635g/ 22.4oz The 10x50/10x50DCF is 825g/29.1oz Hope is helps, I love mine and don't think they are heavy at all! Good Luck!
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Sheryl; The first number (7, 8, 10, etc.) is the power or magnification of the binocular which means a 10 brings the image 10 times closer than the naked eye sees. So the higher the number usually means a better binocular assuming the lenses are of high quality. But a higher magnification also requires a steadier hand. The second number describes the size of the front lens. A 25 will be larger and therefore bring in more light than a 21 and is usually a better unit. So most people would opt for the 10x25 over an 8x21.
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No this will not fit the 10x20. If you wanted to force it, you would have to end up adding holes and cutting the frame which isn't going to be easy and you'll probably screw it up... You're better off buying this one : Eco Plus Permanent Electrostatic Adjustable Air Filter
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i did not buy the 7238 action extreme 8 x 40mm.. I did buy the 10-22x50 mm action zoon which work very well at night with low lighting
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I found this video helpful. It's for a 10x30, but the same principles apply. Good luck! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnvJeRXNsoM