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February 23rd 06, 06:05 PM
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Spotting Scope
Someone at our local astronomy club has a bulls-eye spotting scope. Not the red dot outfit and I keep forgetting the name, but want to pick one up. Does anyone know the name or names of makers of such? Thanks in advance. 
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February 23rd 06, 08:48 PM
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Spotting Scope
I assume you mean finder. The two best known are the Telrad and the
Rigel Quikfinder. I prefer the latter. Greg
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February 23rd 06, 10:17 PM
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Spotting Scope
Don't Be Evil wrote: I assume you mean finder. The two best known are the Telrad and the Rigel Quikfinder. I prefer the latter. Greg Telrad! That's der bunny! Thanks for your help!
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