What is the difference in the 3-9x40 Bushnell Trophy XLT Multi-X and the 3-9x40 Bushnell Trophy XLT Multi-X Bone Collector?
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PRICE TAG ! the bone collector cost a little more due to the bone collector name on it. The scopes are the same.
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All of our bushman axes are generation 2.The major difference is metal composition,and the wedge that holds the shaft into the head.You can tell the difference in that Gen2 uses a metal wedge.
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Honestly I don't know the difference. The Black Diamond Trail Shock are telescopic and lock in at two separate points along the length of the poles. Sorry I can't provide any other information regarding the terminology on Size.
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The model is 713948. This is the link from the Bushnell site http://www.bushnell.com/all-products/rifle-scopes/banner/3-9x-40mm,-multi-x
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Thank you for your question, but the choice denpends on enviroment of hunting, if you hunt on a wide, clear and flat field like a plain, or argricultural fields, the 10x50 is slightly better, but in other enviroments, the 7x50 is the best choice, it brings brighter images than 10x50, this will help hunter find out the preys easily in the dust or dawn, it ussually gives wider field of view, that will help tracking the preys better, the manification is enough to use in most of hunting tripBest regard
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I bought the Nikon Monarch 8x42 first, then the Bushnell Legend 8x42, both made in China. The optical quality of the two is very close the same within the smaller Nikon FOV. The Bushnell are much bigger and heavier, but the larger FOV can be a plus. The Nikon have a crisper focus.
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The included mount plate is the only difference, and the other plates can be bought separately later if desired.I've found that the basic mount plate worked great for my needs.
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If this link isn't exactly the two binoculars you wanted to compare, enter the exact models you did wish to compare.http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/compare/Celestron_Outland_X_8x42_Binocular_vs_Celestron_8x42_Nature_DX_Binocular/BHitems/761213-REG_917629-REG/ci/979
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I'm still working with mine but here is what some other owners have said: H&N; Field Target Trophy - 20 yds -- 1/2 " center to center. 50 yds - 0.83 CTC; another said 1/2" groups at 25 yds and same with Crosman Premier Domes. Another said 1" groups at 30 yds but better with RWS Superdomes. This varies but hope this helps. Personally, I like the gun and it seems very accurate using RWS SuperDomes. Now trying the H&N; FTT.
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There is a difference. The standard Platinum (3m 1171) will be more runny and have more pinholes and takes much more effort sanding than the Platinum Plus (3m 1131).
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As near as I can tell the difference between the 20x and the 15x consists of size only - The 20x is described as being a "low profile design", it looks like the collection chamber may be a smaller (1 Qt vs 3 Qt) but the motor, and input output ports seem to be the same
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I believe the Milestone X and X2 are both the same size because I purchased a car mount that fits both. My milestone X measures 5' x 2.75. Hope that helps.
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Here is all the info I have... The Banner riflescope is designed from maximizing Dusk & Dawn brightness so that you can get the most out of your hunting day. Features: -Fully coated lenses for clarity in low and bright light. -Fast focus eyepiece for the clearest view throughout the hunting day. -Finger-tip-adjustable windage and elevation controls with resettable dials help you spend less time sighting in and more time shooting. -Matte Satin finish to minimize glare. -Sure-grip power change ring for fast easy zoom changes. -Spring clip assembly for enhanced accuracy and reliability. -Line includes all-purpose riflescopes and specialty scopes. Specialty scopes include models designed for black powder guns, very low light conditions, slug guns and long range varmint guns. -Fully waterproof and fogproof. -Special Feature: Large objective for extra brightness in low light. -Actual Magnification: 3X-9X -Objective Lens Aperture: 50mm -Reticle: Multi-X -Finish: Black Matte -Field of View @ 100 yards: 26ft.@ 3x-12ft.@ 9x -Weight: 19 oz. -Length: 16" -Eye Relief: 3" -Exit Pupil: 16mm @ 3x-5.6mm @ 9x -Click Value @ 100 yards: .25 -Adjust Range @ 100 yards: 50 -Selection: Low light conditions. (1" Tube) Shipping Dimensions Weight: 1.9 pounds. Dimensional Weight: 1.1 pounds. Dimensions: 3.25" (W) x 3.25" (H) x 17.5" (D) Weight Disclaimer: * Weight may vary based on configuration. Manufacturer Information Bushnell 9200 Cody St. Overland Park, KS 66214 http://www.bushnell.com 800-221-9035
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Magnification Power - It's your choice. Binoculars are identified by 2 numbers. The first is magnification power, the second is the diameter of the front lenses, explained below. Example: 7 x 35 binoculars have a magnification power of 7. A magnification power of 7 means that an object will appear 7 times closer than it would to your unassisted eye. For example, if you view a deer that stands 200 yards away from you through 7x binoculars, it will appear as though it were 28.6 yards away (200 divided by 7). So, the greater the magnification power the better the view, right? Not necessarily. Binoculars with magnification powers greater than 10 amplify the movements of your hands, making steady viewing difficult. Objective Lens Diameter The second number used in binocular identification refers to the diameter (in millimeters) of the objective lenses (those farther from your eyes; those closer to the "object" being viewed). Example: 7 x 35 binoculars have objective lenses measuring 35mm. The diameter of the objective lenses largely determines how much light your binoculars can gather. If you have 2 binoculars with exactly the same specifications except for objective lens diameter, those with the larger diameter objective lenses will capture more light. More light means a brighter view, particularly in low-light conditions.
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I own the banner 4-16x40, 6-24x40, 6-18x50, and the 3.5-10x36. They are not all equal in clarity and brightness. The 6-24x40 is the clearest at 10x compared to the others at 10x, and the 6-18x50 is the brightest. I would say the 36mm scope is equal in brightness to this Tasco, but slightly crisper in image quality. The banner scopes with adjustable objectives are better scopes than this tasco, but they cost at least twice as much. The tasco is almost as good for a lot less cash.
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Below is a list of all the Bushnell Trophy Cams this security box will fit:119466C119467C119476C119477C119439 (Natureview)119440 (Natureview)119576C119577CAs Bushnell will be changing the design of their Black LED units for 2014 if you are thinking about getting this case I would recommend doing it soon before it gets discontinued.
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Extremely similar. I find the Duplex to have thicker posts/beams than the Multi X. Can't go wrong with either or !