I heartily recommend it, though I have the 10x32. Have been a Leica customer for a long time starting with their film M rangefinder cameras 30+ years ago. Thinking of upgrading to the M11 from M9 soon.I have been able to expand my Leica collection
The only one I'm missing is the geovid pro 8x32
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I tried them at the Madrid hunting fair and I want them yes or yes in 8x32I heartily recommend it, though I have the 10x32. Have been a Leica customer for a long time starting with their film M rangefinder cameras 30+ years ago. Thinking of upgrading to the M11 from M9 soon.
Lucky Man.I have the 10x32 from Christmas - they are extraordinary
good afternoon you have.I’ve just sold my 8x56 and 10x42 Geovids HD-B and got the 10x32 Pro. My main reason for selling HD-Bs and getting the Pro was the ease of changing rifle profiles. With HD-B you had to open the battery compartment, upload new profile on the memory card and reinstall it. With Pro it's a few clicks on the mobile phone - much simpler and quicker for someone who hunts with several rifles. Since I swapped to thermovision for night spotting the 8x56 became a bit obsolete for me. They were great though and I would recommend them for those hunting in thicker coverage. The jury is out on whether or not I’ll be getting the 10x42 version when available. Thus far I’m impressed with the small size, weight and optical quality of the 32s but “there is no replacement for displacement” and doubtless there will be times when a larger objective would be advantageous.
In HD-B version, you can choose one of the built-in ballistic profiles or load your own. Needless to say your own profile is going to be more accurate as the curve is calculated based on the BC and velocity of your particular bullet. The built-in profiles on the cartridge can be selected from the menu of the binoculars without the use of a memory card. But your individual profiles are loaded on the memory card and only one can be loaded at any time. In order to select a different one you need to change the memory card. Changing scopes doesn't change anything provided you have the right correction setting selected in the binoculars ie. 1MOA, 1/4 MOA, 1MIL, 1/10MIL etc. If you're using scopes with different turrets then you have to make sure the right setting is selected otherwise you'll end up dialling MOA clicks on MIL scope which will obviously not work.good afternoon you have.
I'm interested in knowing more about changing the profiles in the hd-B....
I have a 7mmRM with 2 scopes, a 3.5-14x42 for mountain stalking and another 2.4-16x56 for roe deer stalking and waiting
and then i have a 338wm with a 1.5-10x42
would I have to remove the sd card every time I change the scope or rifle?
thank you
Thank's very very much....In HD-B version, you can choose one of the built-in ballistic profiles or load your own. Needless to say your own profile is going to be more accurate as the curve is calculated based on the BC and velocity of your particular bullet. The built-in profiles on the cartridge can be selected from the menu of the binoculars without the use of a memory card. But your individual profiles are loaded on the memory card and only one can be loaded at any time. In order to select a different one you need to change the memory card. Changing scopes doesn't change anything provided you have the right correction setting selected in the binoculars ie. 1MOA, 1/4 MOA, 1MIL, 1/10MIL etc. If you're using scopes with different turrets then you have to make sure the right setting is selected otherwise you'll end up dialling MOA clicks on MIL scope which will obviously not work.