Minox MD50

BobT

Active Member
Dec 1, 2011
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Missouri Ozarks
I bought an MD50 open box special from Cameraland a few years ago for a back pack spotter. I couldn't be happier with it, especially for the money. I actually use it so much that I got rid of my "big" spotter. I should add that I really can't afford a big name European spotter and I will not buy an asian import anything if I can avoid it so I don't have a lot of choices.

Bob
 

mnhoundman

Veteran member
Oct 25, 2012
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Minnesota
Thanks BobT! I think I might still stick with the md50 not sure yet. What binos do you use? I have 12x42 wondering if the 50mm would be alot of difference from the binos or not?
 

WYcoyote

New Member
Jun 21, 2012
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Kane, WY
I bought an MD50 open box special from Cameraland a few years ago for a back pack spotter. I couldn't be happier with it, especially for the money. I actually use it so much that I got rid of my "big" spotter. I should add that I really can't afford a big name European spotter and I will not buy an asian import anything if I can avoid it so I don't have a lot of choices.

Bob
A little late but,
+1.
My research led me to the MD50 for a bighorn sheep hunt last year. It did it's job well. Easy to pack. No Swaro but hey, it was less than $200 too. I'd say try it first and see, you won't be out a bunch of $$$.
 

andrehoban

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Mar 9, 2014
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Minox MD50 is small and light, and waterproof and has a wonderful solid feel to it and operation of the focus ring, power selector and extending rubber eyecup all convey a sense of quality and precision. The optics are bright, super clear, with excellent contrast