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Cstar Spy-Scope 8x20 Monocular Binding: Electronics $22.59 Features:
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Editorial Review:
Cstar's 8 Power Compact Spy-Scope Monocular is perfect for that "private-eye". They are so compact, they can fit inside your pocket. They give a quality image and are easy to focus. Cstar's Spy Monoculars feature a special Optically Engineered Lens system and gives a bright and sharp image with NO blurry edges around the viewing area. It also features Cstar a classy silver aluminum body, Multi-Coated Glass Lenses to help reduce Color Aberration, and a Roll Down Eye-Cup that is perfect for Eye-Glass wearers. Our M-28C's are made to last for years. Compact and Light weight, great for traveling, hiking, sporting events, fishing, hunting, and many other outdoor activities. Key Specifications: Objective Lens = 20mm, Magnification = 8x, Angular Field of View (FOV) = 5.5 degrees, Field of View = 96 meters @ 1000 meters and 288 feet @ 1000 yards,Coating: Muti-Coated Lenses, Focus Type: Twist Focus. Accessories include: Convenient Nylon Carrying Pouch with Belt Loop, and a Monocular Neck Strap.
Do you fancy yourself a spy? Regardless of your desire to be James Bond, the Cstar M-28C Spy-scope 8 x 20 monocular is an optically engineered system that delivers a bright, sharp image with no blurry edges around the viewing area. The M-28C is constructed of lightweight aluminum and is easy to focus. The roll-down eyecups are perfect for eyeglass wearers and the 8x magnification brings you closer to your subject. The M-28C comes with a convenient Nylon carrying pouch with belt loop, so you won't have to worry about losing your spy-scope when you're on a special assignment.
What's in the Box
M-28C spy-scope lens monocular, nylon carrying pouch with belt loop, and lens cleaning cloth.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0 
Exactly what I wanted!: 
This is exactly what I was looking for. Great for concerts, bird watching, anywhere you would take binoculars, but light and fits in the palm of your hand.
What's the best Optics?:
Answer to the Title Question: the one that you have onhand.
I like to carry "optics" when I travel (touring), when I go out into the wild (for sights and birding), and I would always have some optics on me when I go tactical (like on my rifle, separately, or specialized, like NVGs). After messing around with various designs, magnifications, sizes, weights, and extra features, like lens coatings, I finally decided that the most practical utility vs. weight-size ratio was in the 8 X 21 or 8 X 20 compact...more info
Kevin Sato: 
I purchased this unit to keep in my car for fast spotting. Its compact and very easy to focus. Person with big fingers will have problems. Its only good for day time and general spotting. The magnifacation is not much, but the view is pretty clear for such an inexpensive unit. I use a monocular over a binocular because I have trouble setting up the view without having double vision. This unit is fast to spot objects and easy to focus but not to strong, so I would only recommend it for emergency.
Kevin...more info
Accessories:
2-Year Replacement Service Plan - Covers Electronic Items $0-$49.99 $4.00 Features:
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