Dalekozor BPC 7x50 ruski

Dobro ocuvan, star tridesetak godina, robusna konstrukcija, fokus sa korekcijom dioptrije +/-5. Vidljivi tragovi korištenja (vidi slike). Na slici se vidi i pogled kroz optiku.

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If you want good and decently priced check the russian made binoculars. I have owned a BPC 7x50 binoculars for nearly 25 years. robust construction and very good optics.

About Our Binoculars

"B" - means binocular;

"P" - prismatic with 'Porro' reverse magnification system;

"C" - binocular with central focusing system;

"O" - with magnified exit pupil distance;

"K" - with reverse roof prism system;

"F" - with inside focusing of eyepiece.

"s" - with rangefinding reticule;

Throughout its existence, the USSR was a leader in military optics. After the Soviet Army entered Germany in WWII, they made a concerted effort to occupy as many industrial factories as possible. They occupied the majority of the German optical plants, including the famous Carl Zeiss-Jena factory. They then took the technology and tooling back to Russia, added their own refinements and began to build similar but even more advanced binoculars. For many years these binoculars were strictly for military issue. In the late 80's, a series of testing definitively proved that Russian binoculars were superior to their world-famous predecessors, Carl Zeiss-Jena binoculars. These binoculars provide amazing quality at a fraction of the cost.

Every pair of binoculars we carry are of impeccable quality. We carry a limited selection of the best optics available because Eastern European binoculars are still being produced at such inexpensive prices that we do not need to carry lesser brands to fill in our product lines.

You are invited to compare our quality, selection and prices to the typical mail-order supply house or those at your local discount department store, photo shop or nature store. All of our binoculars have precision ground, multicoated glass lenses - no plastic lenses here. The binoculars featured here will give the much more expensive US, Japanese and German binoculars you see advertised a real run for the money!

What is the right pair of binoculars for you? That is often a very difficult question to answer. Here are some general guidelines and suggestions to help you make your selection:

The BPM 7x30mm Soviet Military Binoculars are your best "general purpose" and all around best value binoculars on the market today. They are excellent for terrestrial viewing including bird watching, as well as for casual astronomy. The optics are crisp and the depth of field will simply amaze you. If your budget is limited to under $300 and you are going to purchase only one pair of binoculars in a lifetime, then I highly recommend that these be that pair. If you want the very best at a reasonable cost, select the BPMs!

They easily outperform other US, Japanese and German made binoculars costing hundreds more!

The Russian-made FOTON roof prism binoculars are very powerful, yet compact and light weight. They are excellent for young children and hunters due to their feather weight. Hunters particularly like them because they are very unobtrusive and light weight and give such crisp images that it becomes easy to pick a deer's outline out in brush or camouflage conditions. They will not give you "neck fatigue" after sitting in a duck blind all day long. If you are planning to give your young child their very first pair of high quality binoculars (not a toy) that will last a lifetime, one of the FOTON binoculars is "the right choice." All the FOTON binoculars give crisp, bright images in a very light-weight package.

These are only some preferred choices and are not even our best sellers. All of our binoculars are top quality and are sure to please. The best way to decide is to define the activities in which you will be using the binoculars then examine the most important characteristics. A hunter will probably be better off with a light weight, wide-angle set while a birder will probably want something with a narrower field of view and better resolution.