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Old 12-07-2007, 01:56 PM   #1 (permalink)
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If you are considering buying optics, here's a quick tip to help you make the best purchase for the buck.
Optics manufacturers use many different and proprietary coatings on their lenses, but if you look at the terminology describing these coatings, you will be able to shop smarter. Manufacturers describe their lenses as: 'coated', 'multi-coated', or 'fully multi-coated'. Each of these descriptions indicates an increased level of lense coating treatment. To get the best bang for the buck, try to purchase optics labeled 'fully multi-coated'. It will insure that you are getting the most benefit possible for the lense through the use of various coatings. Choosing the type of lense or manufacturer...now that's a book in itself. gunmaker

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