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WHAT IS A G0OD SPOTTING SCOPE MAGNIFICATION FOR TARGET SHOOTING?
One significant factor that target shooters should always consider is the magnification required for your activity. This will ultimately come down to the type of target shooting you’ll be participating in, short or long-range. In most cases, at least for advanced enthusiasts, you’ll likely be partaking in long-range shooting, which requires a magnification range between 20x-60x.
A great example of a spotting scope for target shooting is Emarth AE Angled Spotting Scope 20-60x60.
- This model features:
- A 60mm objective lens
- Magnification range between 20x – 60x
- Fully multi-coated lens coating
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Package List
- 1 x Spotting Scope
- 1 x Telescopic Tripod
- 1 x Carrying Bag
- 1 x Cleaning Cloth
- 2 x Lens Cap
- 1 x Manual
- 1 x Spotting Scope Phone Adapter (No phone adapter come with previous packing, let us know and provide product lot number)
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With the sturdy tripod, we can see bullet holes conveniently
Emarth spotting scopes give you the advantage from high point of brightness, clarity and edge-to-edge detail – whether you’re birding at sea level or hunting above timberline. The High definition optical system combines our key technologies: Prime Extra-Low Dispersion glass, premium BaK-4 prisms and fully multi-coated lenses.
Together these deliver flawless color fidelity, ultra-crisp images and optimum light transmission.
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Dynamic lens focusing systemEasy to zoom in on target with the zoom knob Different magnification with different eye relief Low magnification view the targets with wider field of view High magnification for detailed up close viewing |
BAK-4 Prism & FMCBAK-4 prism brings the brighter edges of the field of view, higher refractive index rate, as well as circular shape of the exit pupil, which means more light will be transmitted to the entire field of view. Upgrade available lead free glass and multiple layers of anti-reflective coatings ensures that the image you view will be as bright and sharp as possible, delivering 99% total light transmission. |
Upgrade Stable TripodIt’s very necessary to put a high-grade spotting scope on a stable tripod, people always ignore the main feature of the tripod and pursuit the other function of it, but actually the most important part of the tripod is provide you a stable support and ensure you can see things comfortable. EMARTH tripod made of aviation aluminum so it can easy to support the high weight spotting scope. |
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Target shooting game wathing |
Archer competition or other outdoor sport watching |
Brid or animal wathcing |
Moon watching and see the planets in the starry sky |
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Shooting Rifles - Picture of the Moon looking through this scope
I ranged a house across a lake at 780 yards. With this spotting scope I could easily see the expressions on the faces of a boy and girl that were sitting next to each other.Also an adult male was doing yard work at the house next door (similar distance) and I could read the words on his shirt..224 sized bullet holes could be viewed at 150 yards on normal paper targets. We did not shoot longer than 150 yards that day. I would assume with splatter targets you could view the holes at a lot further distance.I mostly shoot at steel targets. I have not tried it yet, but I sincerely do not think seeing hits on steel at 1000 yards will be an issue.Attached is a pic I took of the moon through this spotting scope. I took the picture on my 4 1/2 year old Droid phone without it mounted securely to the scope. I just held it by hand, which was almost impossible to hold it still enough. Even though the picture is mostly clear, it was noticeably more clear looking at the moon with your naked eye through the scope and not the phone picture.Edit:I just read through some of the comments on this spotting scope and it's really blowing my mind. I never used the tripod that came with the scope so maybe that is the difference... but when people are saying this is only a 100 or 200 yard spotting scope is really surprising me. I could read the numbers on mailboxes 400 yards away no problem (I didn't try longer). I could read that guy's shirt at almost 800 yards.I'll try to remember the next time I go to the 500 yard range to shoot my 30-06 and see if I can see the holes in normal paper or if I would need splatter targets. The results wouldn't surprise me either way. This is a pretty dang good spotting scope.Also there were a few questions and comments about the fact that the eyepiece doesn't rotate. Just plan on buying a decent tripod and that will also not be a problem. The mounting base of tripods will angle towards you, which is what I do. I share a tripod between this scope and my chronograph when I'm using it.The only feature that would make this spotting scope better is if it had a Milliradian reticle that was first focal plane. But that's what I like, not 90% of other people. :)
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Pros- Price & sight picture. Well made, solid, and easy to learn to use & use out of the box.
Spotter works as it should, is easy to manipulate. X20-X60 very nice sight picture for what it is, and intended to do (it's not a hot rod!). Able to draw in on an old Ford at ~300-350 yards as shown with excellent, clean view up to the 250 yard mark or so. Tripod is just fine...sturdy, manipulates as it should. Bag & extras are fine as well.
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Keeping cell phone centered appears to be a problem for the holder...I do not care for the holder at all (personal preference). Designed with suction cups to hold cell phone. It obviously works mostly fine with the spotter (as shown in pictures), but the sight picture for photos becomes problematic past 300 yards at x60. Holder is adjustable, but heavier phones won't work well with it! (I have tried 3 to compare.) Design of holder is...not the best, but does work as it should, within the design. As such, when adjusting powers, you either have to reset the holder (take it off, zoom, put it back on) or simply spin the cellphone, in which case...you get spun pictures and video (amusing to watch in replay, but not what is wanted). Using just naked eye is far superior as cellphone cameras just aren't up to being crisp at that high magnification.
(As expected and as shown in pictures above.)
IT WILL WORK. Just not great.
Conclusion- Worth the money. Does exactly what it claims to do, exactly as it should. Came with everything described. It's a learning curve when you are past x40, so use a light touch! (As expected.) Light levels drop dramatically going into the x60 range (as expected) and view begins to grain out/become unstable (as expected). I am very pleased with the purchase.
Spotter works as it should, is easy to manipulate. X20-X60 very nice sight picture for what it is, and intended to do (it's not a hot rod!). Able to draw in on an old Ford at ~300-350 yards as shown with excellent, clean view up to the 250 yard mark or so. Tripod is just fine...sturdy, manipulates as it should. Bag & extras are fine as well.
Cons-
Keeping cell phone centered appears to be a problem for the holder...I do not care for the holder at all (personal preference). Designed with suction cups to hold cell phone. It obviously works mostly fine with the spotter (as shown in pictures), but the sight picture for photos becomes problematic past 300 yards at x60. Holder is adjustable, but heavier phones won't work well with it! (I have tried 3 to compare.) Design of holder is...not the best, but does work as it should, within the design. As such, when adjusting powers, you either have to reset the holder (take it off, zoom, put it back on) or simply spin the cellphone, in which case...you get spun pictures and video (amusing to watch in replay, but not what is wanted). Using just naked eye is far superior as cellphone cameras just aren't up to being crisp at that high magnification.
(As expected and as shown in pictures above.)
IT WILL WORK. Just not great.
Conclusion- Worth the money. Does exactly what it claims to do, exactly as it should. Came with everything described. It's a learning curve when you are past x40, so use a light touch! (As expected.) Light levels drop dramatically going into the x60 range (as expected) and view begins to grain out/become unstable (as expected). I am very pleased with the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2016
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2016
