lang_placeholder_country":"Country","lang_placeholder_state":"State","lang_text_country_first":"Please select a country first","lang_button_submit":"Add Comment","lang_button_preview":"Preview","lang_button_remove":"Remove","lang_button_processing":"Please Wait. We love that the show has the potential not only to be a crown jewel for BBC iPlayer, but also serve as a true beacon for training, and inspiring next generation talent. On the Antiques Road Show last night from the Isle of Wight, about 48 minutes from the start, two people had the same marine binoculars, I think made in the 1940s. and unless you're in your teens and 20s your eye may not open up to these dimensions even when full dark adapted. It had no name and I didn't know what it was till I got it home and pealed back the rubber to reveal the code.

I have transcribed the text and then product features from the flyer from the daily paper as follows (I can't find a link to the offer on the Lidl site). The 'flatter' configuration doesn't impose the same restriction on working distance for the eyepiece as does the Porro I.That is how I have bought many rifles: I did not care what caliber they were marked, as much as I cared for their handling and looks. Note how dim is the reflection from the interface between the two lenses, and compare it to the reflections from the front and back air-glass surfaces. I have attempted repeatedly to find information about other high quality German binocular brands, such as Steinheil, Schneider Kreuznach, Hertel and Reuss, Spindler and Heuer, and others.

It also meant that owners of rifles so re-chambered could not then be used as an "ad hoc" reserve to the German Army (that was one of the issues of concern at Versailles of reserves of male civilians disguised as rifle club members with their own privately owned rifles - being trained as reinforcements in time of war as the German Army was by that Treaty limited not only to 100,000 men but also to the number of rifles it could possess) as standard military ammunition could not now be safely fired in rifles so converted. Therefore with the eyepiece closer to the prism assembly's rear aperture, the prism's front aperture can be moved a bit farther back from the objective and so take in the full cone of on-axis light. The approved adjustment for the concrete screws allows the screw to be unscrewed twice to place maximum 10 mm packing below the base plate head or to align the attached part, and then to tighten the screw again. are very usable as binoculars, once you adjust to the eye piece focusing which is used on most military binoculars. Heads up to anyone going to have a look at these binoculars, they aren't actually available in Lidl until Monday 17th June.

I regularly chamber "Kropatschek" blanks and Handloads in my Guedes ( both for range shooting and Film use. I don't know enough to comment on the tech detail beyond what I read here on the forum, so I know that BK-7 is referring to the internal prisms at least. There is no way to give a short answer to anything about the history of the 8x57 flavors, nor the 8x60. The popularity of the 8x60mm S peaked just after World War I and continued throughout the 1930s and 1940s.