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Topic: RSS FeedClearpoint sport binoculars - New Products
Guns Magazine, March, 2004
From Optronics
The Clearpoint is a rugged lightweight member of the Buck Ridge line from Optronics. Features include fully-coated optics and soft, rubber-armored coating for a non-slip grip. Available in 8x. 10x and 12x powers. The entire Buck Ridge line is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. Contact Optronics. Inc., 401 S.41st St., East. Muskogee, OK 74403. telephone: [918] 683-9514. FAX: [918] 683-9517 E-mail: les@optronicsinc.com Website: www.optronicsinc.com
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