Guide to buying Binoculars
Posted on November 29, 2017 by Wendy Busa
Whether it is for the sports fan, bird watcher, astronomer or any outdoors person, Binoculars make a great gift! How do you know what to look for when purchasing binoculars? What do the two numbers stand for? For example if the binoculars are a 7x35, the first number is the magnification or how many times larger the subject will appear and the second number is the diameter in millimeters for the front lens.
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