***MINOR DAMAGE*** Bushnell - Pacifica - 10 x 50 - Black - Porro Prism - Binocular - 211050
***MINOR DAMAGE*** Bushnell - Pacifica - 10 x 50 - Black - Porro Prism - Binocular - 211050
Description
Bushnell Pacifica series The Pacifica series from Bushnell offers the usual Bushnell quality at an attractive price. The binoculars are versatile for use in nature, at sports events or bird watching. The rubber coating ensures a modern design and protects the binoculars from scratches and dirt. The surface is very easy to wash off. The easy-to-reach focus wheel allows you to focus on the target at any distance. Also very suitable for spectacle wearers, as the rubber protection on the eyecups prevents the lenses from being scratched. The Pacifica series from Bushnell offers modern technology in a compact and modern design. A companion for eternity.
Item Details
Seller
Nellis Auction
Pickup Location
8928 E Ray Rd Suite 101
Mesa, AZ, 85212
Quality
Estimated Retail Price
$76.62
Buyers Premium
15%
Inventory Number
1063980558
Additional Details from the Manufacturer
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brand
Bushnellcolor
Blacksize
10 x 50weight
2.18 lbsMore features
- Coated lenses - ensure high light transmission, brightness and fine image sharpness with natural colour rendition
- Versatile - ideal for bird watching, wildlife and nature observation or a camping trip with family and friends
- Extreme ruggedness - the sturdy body with a robust coating makes these binoculars the perfect companion that defies the toughest conditions! Even at sea, in rain or fog the lenses remain razor sharp
Online Reviews
4/5
Based on 23 ratings
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