Horniac
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For those of you who love to glass, you may want to check out the dual mount system made by the Outdoorsman of Arizona.
It allows you to tripod mount both a pair of binoculars and a spotting scope at the same time. The beauty of the system is that it allows you to adjust both the binoculars and the spotting scope so they are looking at the same spot.
How many times have you got a glimpse of an animal in your binoculars and by the time you got your spotting scope set-up, you either can't find it again or it has moved behind some brush or out of view or you no longer have a good view of the antlers?
With the dual mount system, once you have located an animal or object in your binoculars, you simply move your eye to your spotting scope and there it is for closer inspection!
I don't normally go out of my way to talk up a product, but I am really excited about this product and it's use this summer and fall on my hunts. I tried it last weekend and it worked great on some long range glassing which included a bear, some pigs, and some deer. I can't wait to use it on my western hunts this year, even if it means adding one more item to my pack!
BTW, I am in no way affiliated with the company making this product. I just love burning glass and wanted to let others on this site who are serious glassers know about this system.
Horniac
It allows you to tripod mount both a pair of binoculars and a spotting scope at the same time. The beauty of the system is that it allows you to adjust both the binoculars and the spotting scope so they are looking at the same spot.
How many times have you got a glimpse of an animal in your binoculars and by the time you got your spotting scope set-up, you either can't find it again or it has moved behind some brush or out of view or you no longer have a good view of the antlers?
With the dual mount system, once you have located an animal or object in your binoculars, you simply move your eye to your spotting scope and there it is for closer inspection!
I don't normally go out of my way to talk up a product, but I am really excited about this product and it's use this summer and fall on my hunts. I tried it last weekend and it worked great on some long range glassing which included a bear, some pigs, and some deer. I can't wait to use it on my western hunts this year, even if it means adding one more item to my pack!
BTW, I am in no way affiliated with the company making this product. I just love burning glass and wanted to let others on this site who are serious glassers know about this system.
Horniac
