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Old 09-06-08, 08:53 AM
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Setup
Riser: KG Kudos anodised Blue
Limbs: Win&Win Inno's 38Lbs
Sight: Shibuya Ultima
Stabilisers: Arten 2000 carbon
Button: Shibuya DX
Bow String: 452x 18 strand home made
Arrows: ACE'S 520

Setup
Bow: do not shoot compound
String & Cables: They scare me
Sight:
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Arrows:
Release Aid:
Traditional Script currently under construction
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Peterborough
Posts: 424

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Affiliation: GNAS
Club: Nene Bowmen
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GNAS Classification: BM
IFAA Classification: Unclassified

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Nick Forster has taken part in the Archery Interchange Ironman Challenge shoot
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Smile Hawke Endurance spotting scope

Hi wingate
If you require a waterproof scope, Check out this one Hawke Sport Optics : Endurance Spotting Scopes the optics are fantastic I have found that they are comparible wit the higher end nikons and opticrons and far better than the bressar.
The Scope is a Hawke endurance it is 100% waterproof in its self and it also comes with a protective cover, I have owned mine for about a year and have had know problems at all. (i have shot in very bad conditions with this scope)
I have the 70mm version which is very bright, and very powerful you can see the paper texture on some taget faces at 90m.
When I was looking for a new scope, I spent a month checking out what was about, I ended up in a camera shop in peterborough which specialises in equipment for bird watchers, They put out there whole range for me to test and with the exception of the leica this scope was head and shoulders above the rest. Price Look around but I found that they range from £170 _ £190 and they are worth it.
Nick
sorry about being so wordy but this scope is very good kit.

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Originally Posted by wingate_52 View Post
My present scope is water resistant.It has a waterproof cover. It is great in the dry, but in a wet field with 4 hours of driving rain, it fogs up and becomes useless. Do waterproof scopes really exist. if the eyepiece is removable, a sealed nitrogen filled tube is ok, but damp air can still mess up the eyepiece which is not a sealed unit especially if it is a zoom one. I am looking to replace my scope. I have been looking at a Bresser Optics.
It even comes with a fitted cover. Will it be waterproof and fog proof in reality.
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