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This Saturday, November 18th the Outdoorsmans will be having our Official Grand Opening at our new location in Fountain Hills! Come join us for glassing seminars, talk to the optics reps, and enter to win some free optics! The event is from 9am-5pm at 16872 E. Ave of the Fountains unit 107! We are located directly across from the fountain and next door to All American Bar and Grill! Don't miss this event! Thank you! Jake

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Shelvin, yes we do we have both the 8s and 10s.

They are the same exact size as the 15's. And they are awesome!

They are not, in fact, a new piece of glass from Swaro, but are finally available for order here in the States. They are special order only as well. Thank you!

Mule, if you provide me with an order number I can give you an update on your order and get this issue resolved. Thank you!

PRDATR please contact me at 480-570-7679 and I can help you with any concerns or problems you are having! I apologize for any issues you are having. Thank you Jake

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Yes, sir, we do. We offer a 10% discount for military and LE. Thank you!

Mulepackhunter, it is simple. We outgrew our other location. We ran out of room for product and the old building didn't have the shipping room that we needed. Also, the views out here are much better! Thank you!

My bad Big Browns forgot I was on my account! This is for the Outdoorsmans! Thank you!

Wampuscat, there is always going to be movement side to side in the binocular but it should not be the same with the knurled knob tightened down. If the movement is unchanged when you tighten the knob, check to make sure your stud isn't moving in the bino itself. Make sure to tighten down the set screw on the flange of the stud once the stud is in the bino. If you have any more questions feel free to call us here at the shop 1-800-291-8065. Thank you! Jake

The ATS/STS is a standard style spotting scope, meaning the body determines whether it is straight or angled and once you own that body you are pretty much stuck with that portion unless you purchase a whole new scope. The ATS/STS HD spotters have good glass in them but it is not Swaros top end glass. The ATX/STX Modular spotting scopes are Swaros brand new system. On these, the eyepiece determines whether it is a straight or angled spotter. Once the eyepiece is purchased you can choose a 65, 85, or 95 body to attach to it. These spotter do use Swaros top end glass just like their EL line of binos. Swaro also had to redesign in some ways the way they measure optical clarity with these scopes because they are of such high quality. The best part about the Modular series is they are actually usable through their entire power range, meaning on the 95 at 70 power it is just as clear as it is at 30. If it were me I would not buy any other spotter than the modular system. The accessories coming out for it like the BTX and the M.E. 1.7 make it the most versatile system available. I hope this helps, Jake

Great talking with you yesterday TJ! And thank you for the pontoon!

PM sent on the Pontoon! Thank you

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Hey Chris, Jake here from the Outdoorsmans, the other mounts you will need are a 1/4x20 plate ($16.99) for your spotting scope, and a bino adapter ($59.99) and stud for your binos (depends on binos $16.99-$27.99) Call the shop and we will get you set up with the entire package! The Dual mount is amazing! Thank you!

Good luck man! We will be down there chasing deer as well! Jake

If you are a bow hunter look at the Leica Typ 402 HD-R 8x42. They will give you incline/decline from 10-600 yards (EL range will only go down to 33 yards.) If you are not looking for a bino/rangefinder combo the new SLC are awesome glass and you can also pick up a used pair of EL for $1500-1900. Any one of these binos would be worth saving a little longer to purchase then just getting a lower end optic. Jake

Hey everyone Thank You for your kind words and support on our products. Here at the Outdoorsmans we pride ourselves in making the best gear for the Western Hunter. Listening to our customers is a valuable tool that we use to create the best glassing gear on the market. In regards to the loose/moving binos when attached to our adapter and stud: The binos will still have a little movement on an axis from the attachment point, before you tighten the knurled knob on top of the adapter. After you tighten the knurled knob the binos will need a little force to move them on this axis. If the binos move freely or feel loose when attached and the knurled knob on top is tightened, there is an underlying issue that we will have to diagnose and fix. If you are experiencing any problems with any of our products feel free to call us at 1-800-291-8065 or locally at 602-944-7121. Better yet if you are in the neighborhood bring the product into the shop and we can go over the issues together. Jake

Plumber sent you an email.

Are these still available? Thanks Jake

I have a Ruger American Predator in 6.5 Creedmoor and it shoots 1/2" groups with factory ammo. I am very happy with the rifle and would recommend it to anyone.

How much are you asking for it?

I am selling my RH Bear Carnage compound bow. The bow has been hunted with for a few seasons and shows some wear. It has custom 60X strings in flo-orange and green serving that I put on last fall. Bow is set up at 28" and 74#. Looking for $350 comes with Ripcord Code Red rest. I will post pictures later tonight. Jake