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diam then effective the OG is stopped-down below its full 60mm aperture and the binos are ineffective and IMHO useless for any purpose for old guys and in full daylight when the eye stops down anyway useless for anyone. While I know little about their innards, they were simple analog devices, probably mostly or all mechanical. The binoculars are marked to the right shoulder ‘8×60’ (8 x power magnification with 60mm objective lenses) with the makers mark ‘blc’ (for Carl Zeiss Militarabteilung, Jena) and with a serial number of ‘370561’. Waterloo Road is set and made in Greater Manchester, and produced by the award-winning Wall To Wall in co-production with Rope Ladder Fiction. Fans can get behind-the-scenes news and gossip from set via Waterloo Road – The Official Podcast on BBC Sounds, presented by cast members Adam Thomas and Priyasasha Kumari.Welcome to BirdForum, the internet's largest birding community with thousands of members from all over the world. This topic so invigorated me that yesterday I pulled 70 bullets, 154-gr FMJ, from corrosive Turk ammunition, and salvaged them and the powder to reload to less pressure in 8x57mm cases, for my other Mausers. are very usable as binoculars, once you adjust to the eye piece focusing which is used on most military binoculars. 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.

Commission Internationale Permanente pour l'Epreuve des Armes à Feu Portatives) guidelines the 8x60mm S case can handle up to 405 MPa (58740 psi) piezo pressure. The fellow who first told me about this is a German, who has written several books on Mauser and other rifles used in war. and unless you're in your teens and 20s your eye may not open up to these dimensions even when full dark adapted.This grants high security not only in concrete but also in many other applications in other substrates. It was unbelievably bad, in fact I can't believe anyone could make such a bad binocular even if they were trying very hard.

Either eyepiece moves in or out with only minor pressure, affecting the focal distance and the collimation. diam then effectively the OG is stopped-down below its full 60mm aperture and the binos are ineffective and IMHO useless for any purpose for old guys and in full daylight when the eye stops down anyway useless for anyone. The 8X60's build quality is not so good as their little brother and on mine the plastic covering has lifted away below the focusing wheel exposing strings of brown glue. I cannot find any information regarding 8x30 ever being produced during ww2,the only set i've ever come across.First off, here's a comment made bu user Ken31 on the Stargazers Lounge forum, in the Astro Lounge sub forum, in the thread entitled "Lidl 8x60 Binoculars" by RyanL. x 70, and will have large exit pupils, which are very useful in wide angle eyepiece designs, as the center of rotation of the eyeball is not at the pupil.

The older GeW88s and Turkish Mausers which were recut had their throats lengthened to reduce peak pressures.The second reason is a continued fascination for items from the Second World War and from the Third Reich in particular. 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. CZJ Jenoptem 10x50W, Manfrotto 679B Monopod/DynaSun WT011H 3/8 TriggerGrip Ballhead, Vanguard PhotoTripod (T-120223AB). Apparently, the exit pupil of the "8x60" has been measured at 6mm which, if accurate, would make it an 8x48. For better performance, the fast objectives should be aspherized, as I did for my 50mm lenses in my bino pictured in the avatar to the left.