What is a difference between Steiner Rallye 10x50 and Military/Marine model or Plice model?
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I've never used the Military/Marine model but LOVE the Rallye. We use them for long distance (greater than 40 yards). They cannot be used for hunting depending on the type because in brush you cannot rotate a focus wheel to examine close objects. They are excellent for longer distances and the cool thing about either is that they are pre-focused beyond the 30-40 yards. So, depends on what you want them for. They are relatively heavy (compared to my Nikons), light gathering is great, and appear tough. So, given the proper goals and ego, the Rallye is a great binocular. We just leave them in the car and long distance viewing is a pleasure.
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I have the Military model and the Police model. The only difference is color. They both work and see the same. This is why I bought the Police model the second time.
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I've never used the Military/Marine model but LOVE the Rallye. We use them for long distance (greater than 40 yards). They cannot be used for hunting depending on the type because in brush you cannot rotate a focus wheel to examine close objects. They are excellent for longer distances and the cool thing about either is that they are pre-focused beyond the 30-40 yards. So, depends on what you want them for. They are relatively heavy (compared to my Nikons), light gathering is great, and appear tough. So, given the proper goals and ego, the Rallye is a great binocular. We just leave them in the car and long distance viewing is a pleasure. I've never used the Military/Marine model but LOVE the Rallye. We use them for long distance (greater than 40 yards). They cannot be used for hunting depending on the type because in brush you cannot rotate a focus wheel to examine close objects. They are excellent for longer distances and the cool thing about either is that they are pre-focused beyond the 30-40 yards. So, depends on what you want them for. They are relatively heavy (compared to my Nikons), light gathering is great, and appear tough. So, given the proper goals and ego, the Rallye is a great binocular. We just leave them in... » Read More I've never used the Military/Marine model but LOVE the Rallye. We use them for long distance (greater than 40 yards). They cannot be used for hunting depending on the type because in brush you cannot rotate a focus wheel to examine close objects. They are excellent for longer distances and the cool thing about either is that they are pre-focused beyond the 30-40 yards. So, depends on what you want them for. They are relatively heavy (compared to my Nikons), light gathering is great, and appear tough. So, given the proper goals and ego, the Rallye is a great binocular. We just leave them in the car and long distance viewing is a pleasure. « Show Less
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The go-ped is slower on smooth pavement but better on rough terrain. I have both and I like the go-ped better.
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It was a gift to my brother-in-law to my knowledge the mpg's will play not sure about the other format, hope this helps.
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Not sure about the difference but the SUP version probably has wider supports the supports are at least as wide as my SUPs.
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A co-worker had the earlier model, but based on the description, I purchased this one. The differences are minor but significant enough for me - 1) Slightly better image, 2) More robust built-in stand, 3) Nomex carrying sleeve is included (older model did not). Both models are light in weight and auto-switch from landscape to portrait and back depending on orientation.
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Bradley, We have 20pcs on the 33x12.50-15 on order but BFG has not provided an ETA on delivery. We only have the 33x10.50-15 KM2 in stock currently. Thank you, BWT
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Both are very good. I chose the 4x16 bdc and have been extremely satisfied. It is almost not fair how accurate it is
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I have the 14x20 on my 4.3 and also went from the 14x23. The 20 got me on plane faster, way better hole shots and the only downside ( which isn't much of a downside to me) is that I lost 1 mph on my top end. Hope this helps.
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I think the SC300 upgrade has different pieces than SCJR-100, that make up the difference between 100 and 300 project kits. For individual parts you would be better off getting the p/n from the booklet and contacting customer service listed in the book, in my opinion. List of all parts in the kit should be listed somewhere on the mfg website, if you want to compare the content, or call the 800# and ask to email/fax you content/list of both kits.
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Most likely no difference if the model number is the same. I own both the bench model and the free-standing one. Love them both.
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They are both patriot models so I don't think much, if anything. They are listed together on the mm site. I wonder if it isn't just a packaging difference?
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Thule 450 systems (450 w/ square bars, 450R w/ AeroBlade bars), hope that helps.
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Hi I thought that both looked about the same but the sportrack was less money. I am pleased with sportrack and I am glad I bought the one with medal hoops that the wheel fit in that has the drop the tire fit in and hold better lee
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Hi: The 2050 P has pneumatic (Requires air) tires. I noticed that there seems to be less skidding with the bigger tires. Less skidding means a more evenly distributed product.
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To be honest I don't know what differences there are between the models. But what I can tell you is that I am very happy with my purchase. I used it to make a wedding cake last March. It handled the 14 inch round 4 inch high cake with no problems. I would buy this cake stand agian in a heart beat. Sorry I can't be anymore help then that. :)
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Bradley,We have 20pcs on the 33x12.50-15 on order but BFG has not provided an ETA on delivery. We only have the 33x10.50-15 KM2 in stock currently.Thank you,BWT
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This tire size works well on snow as they tend to bite better because they cut through it...hence the name "pizza cutters". WWII Jeeps had skinny tires as well and they got around just fine + were a prize when the Axis powers captured one.Easier on the braking system and less dead weight to carry around.Sipe these BFG MT KM2 33x10.5R15 tires and they stick even better, last longer by dissipating heat better and act like squeegees where ever they roll.