what is the difference of this one and the buck 119BKS Spec Hunting 6", why is this one more expensive?
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The more expensive knife has a solid brass end cap, a more expensive wood handle and weighs about 3 ounces more. I love the knife, it will last a lifetime.
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The 119BR has a nice wooden and Brass handle, the 119BKS has a Black and Aluminum Handle. They are both very nice.
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The 119BR is a heavier knife also the handle is of exotic wood. The 119 BR is 10.5 oz and the BKS is 7.5 oz.
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I just bought the 45 and the only difference I saw between the two at the store was that the 65 has a digital display. I'm really happy with the 45 and I don't think it is worth the extra money. Also, check at your local stores before you order because I got mine from Kohls and there was a $50 rebate included.
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I do not know the difference, but I love my EPC 1200. I would not trade it in either.
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Quentin's right on there - the color difference is noticeable and does look better.Also, with the 120hz processor, it accepts 1080p over the component-in input, which means you'll get a much better picture from non-HDMI devices such as the XBox 360.Also, at the shops I've seen lots of banding issues (read up on this - common problem) with the 62U, but didn't see that at all with the 92Us.Locally the price differential is only $400 ($3400 at local stores, vs $3000 for the 62U). The $1k difference is probably due to price breaks on the to-be-discontinued 62U line. Quentin's right on there - the color difference is noticeable and does look better.Also, with the 120hz processor, it accepts 1080p over the component-in input, which means you'll get a much better picture from non-HDMI devices such as the XBox 360.Also, at the shops I've seen lots of banding issues (read up on this - common problem) with the 62U, but didn't see that at all with the 92Us.Locally the price differential is only $400 ($3400 at local stores, vs $3000 for the 62U). The $1k difference is probably due to price breaks on the to-be-discontinued... » Read More Quentin's right on there - the color difference is noticeable and does look better.Also, with the 120hz processor, it accepts 1080p over the component-in input, which means you'll get a much better picture from non-HDMI devices such as the XBox 360.Also, at the shops I've seen lots of banding issues (read up on this - common problem) with the 62U, but didn't see that at all with the 92Us.Locally the price differential is only $400 ($3400 at local stores, vs $3000 for the 62U). The $1k difference is probably due to price breaks on the to-be-discontinued 62U line. « Show Less
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What's your question? Don't know what Ron's "passing" has to do with the quality of the knife? The Buck is cheaper but I still like the feel of the Thug. Just my preference. Hope this helps in your purchase.
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The $119 looks like the identical machine....maybe just because it's sold from a 3rd party and not the manufacturer directly would be guess for the price difference
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I really don't know. I do know that it is not the old buckmaster. It seems to be a much cheaper scope and I was told it was being discontinued. The only scope I know of that is made in the USA that is reasonably priced is the Redfield Revolutioon.
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they're both the same. just different prices. go for the less expensive. i have this one and paid only $262.00.
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Larry, I haven't got a clue, but excellent question. I guess if I had to take a stab at the answer, I'd say that more people buy the 6 inch version than the 12 inch version. In other words, they can gouge the hell out of us by charging more for the most popular item. I own them both and they are identical except for the length. I remember thinking the same thing when I purchased mine.
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The difference is the type of sight grids you will be looking at through the scope. The $101. model has what is called "Range Finder" the $114. model has the P4 Sniper grids. Depends on how or what you are shooting as well as your preference. I prefer the P4 Sniper grid myself. If you are not familiar with the two, you may want to go to a dealer and check them out so as you will be satisfied with the one you get.
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I sent the one I bought back, didn't like it. For the money in my opinion you can bear the burris 4 to 14 fullfield w/ballistic plex, if you could trade yours you wouldn't be sorry, good luck
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Hey T. McAnaney,Yes, when I compared specs, I too looked and said, why should I pay more for an item that has the same specs? What is so different about this new model. I even went to web sites that had incorrect information on the specs of the TH-42PX600U, and the TH-42PX75U had the specs of the TH-42PX600U. So I ended up buying the TH-42PX600U. Even from what I heard that the 75U is supposed to have 1080p, versus the 1080i, I did not believe it would be worth the additional cost.
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The buckmaster will be a bit clearer, slightly wider field of undistorted view, a little better light transmission, and it will withstand more recoil over a longer life-span without losing zero. Most hunters will never "shoot out" their buckmaster with recoil. I'd be more concerned about checking zero annually on a ProStaff if I used it on a heavily recoiling rifle (300 WM or more). Otherwise, I'd focus on the visual differences.
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I don't believe there is any difference. The cheaper price is probably due to the high sales volume Amazon generates for them.
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Thanks, T., that's good information. I wish I had the space (and cash) for one of those, especially the 42PZ700, but I'll still probably grab a 42PX60U. I did see a couple of sites with specs on the 75U models that showed them slightly wider than the 42PX60U (and a bit too wide for me.)I wonder about all the sites which are advertising these TVs (the 75U in particular) and claiming to have them in stock.
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genereally think of ProStaff as compact size scope...wheresas the Buckmaster is full sized...that said be careful you are not getting the "rimfire" versionof the pro staff....otherwise I have both and like them...that said...price is generally the indicator...on that basis I go for the Monarh line the top of the lineand the quality is the same as Swarovski or Zeiss...which I also have used and no longer have having switched to Nikon exclusively...love em..
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The 70" inch seems small in comparison to the 80". I've compared them side by side at best buy and there is definitely a huge difference. I say if you really want to go all out, get the 80"! The 70" inch is 2200.00 right now. The 80" is 4000.00. They are matching certain coupons from HH Gregg and the out the door price with tax will be 3500.00. Now that's a deal!