The Mossy Oak camo 10x42 Blackhawk Binoculars from Barska combine image quality and weatherproofing into a cost-friendly handheld optic. This configuration of the Blackhawk binoculars feature 10x magnification as well as a 6.6-foot near focusing distance that is remarkable for a midrange optic. The impressive close focus ability and wide apparent viewing angle make these binoculars well-suited for almost any glassing task. Complementing the versatility of the Blackhawk's optics is a nitrogen-filled housing that delivers fogproof and waterproof performance. Twist-up eyecups, nonslip rubber armoring, and comfortable 17.5mm eye relief make Blackhawk the choice for full-featured binoculars for novices and advanced amateurs alike. This item ships from the manufacturer in clamshell packaging.

BAK4 Roof Prisms    Multi-Coated Optics    66° Wide Angle Viewing    6.6 ft Near-Focusing Distance    Single Bridge Configuration    Center Focus Wheel    Nitrogen Filled, Fogproof & Waterproof    Twist-Up Rubber Eyecups    Rubber Armored Body, Mossy Oak Finish    Clamshell Packaging

• 10x magnification, 42mm objectives
• Multicoated optics, BAK4 prisms
• 6.6° angle of view, 66° apparent viewing angle
• 6.6 ft minimum focus distance
• 17.5mm eye relief, 4.2mm exit pupil

• Twist-up rubber eyecups
• Textured center focus wheel

• Nitrogen-filled fogproof and waterproof housing
• Rubber armored body with diamond cut nonslip grip
• Mossy Oak finish
• 24 oz weight

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I cannot get my Maglite ML50L flashlight to remain on. The link that you gave in the previous Q&A does not work. Could you advise me on how to set the parameters for the different modes of this flashlight. When I turn the light on, it stays on for approximately 20 seconds and then turns itself off. How can I set the parameters of this flashlight so that it will function properly?

A: Please Download user manual for settings. https://maglite.com/pages/user-manual-ml50lx Contact; Maglite Tel: 909 947-1006

Q: 2. What is the wattage of these radios? Also: Are they FRS/GMRS?

A: The Midland X-Talker T71VP3 36-Channel Two-Way UHF Radio are a 2-watt radio as well as GMRS/FRS.

Q: 3. I have trouble with binoculars as my eyes are not level. Which monocular would you recommend for wildlife viewing? Thanks.

A: Hi Michael, I cant use binoculars either, also due to eye issues. This presented a bit of a challenge for an amateur birder. The Barska 10 x 40 Blackhawk Monocular is the first and only monocular I've owned and I am so pleased with it that I'm not looking for another one. I can see birds in flight, and perching at about 100 feet, with crisp clarity. My Barskas give me an even sharper view than my husbands Bausch and Lombs, with far superior eye relief. My husband has a pair of Leicas as well, and I think my Blackhawk gives me just as great a view (really!). This has been true for both daytime and twilight viewing. Couldn't be happier with these. Hope this helps.

Q: 4. Does scope come with a tripod?

A: Yes! It's a short- 12 inch maybe tripod. I set my scope on a table by the window to view boats on the water 1-1.5 miles away!

Q: 5. Can B&H order the Waypoint green and red filter lenses the manufacturer makes specifically for this model? They are Waypoint (Alkaline) Filter - Green UPC 080926-44925-1 & part #44925, also Red Filter UPC 080926-44924-4 part #44924. This flashlight looks like a good fit for light painting, but only with the filters.

A: Please email us at sales@a href= http://bhphoto.com target= _blank bhphoto.com/a for this type of inquiry.

Q: 6. where were these binoculars manufactured?

A: The country of origin for the Minox 10x42 X-Lite Binoculars BH #MI10X42XLB • MFR #10012 is China.

Q: 7. does scope come with lens caps?

A: Yes this model comes with a Front Objective Lens Cap, and an Eyepiece Cap.

Q: 8. can i see a 22 hole at 100 yds , what is the closest range i can use this at ?

A: I use mine to zero in a .308 at 100m so I'm pretty sure you could see a .22 hole at 100 yards. Its a very nice scope. I used to sell them, and several years later i remembered how good they were and finally bought one...

Q: 9. The page says that these are UHF radios and that a license is required, while midland's website says they are licence-free FRS radios. Is the description here up to date?

A: There is no license needed for these radios. I will have the site corrected. Thank you for pointing out the error.

Q: 10. Which full size tripod rubberized tripod would you recommend for this sporting telescope, which does equipped with the right mechanical adapter?

A: The Barska Pro tripod BH# BAPTE66CC.