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Topic: RSS FeedNew "Big Brother" 32mm - New Products
Guns Magazine, March, 2004
From Minox Sport Optics
Minox Sport Optics has added the new "Big Brother" 10x32 to its line of quality binoculars. Minox binoculars deliver extremely high contrast and edge-to-edge sharpness through its multicoated aspherical lens technology. The Big Brother has a close focus distance of about 2.5 feet and a field of view of 315 feet at 1,000 yards. Contact John Bedlion at Minox Sport Optics, P.O. Box 530866, Henderson, NV 89053, telephone: [702] 614-4038, FAX: [702] 614-7286, E-mail: jmbminox@earthlink.net, Website: www.minox.com
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