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    New ATC/ STC 17-40x56 Telescope

    The only scope I've ever used was that ATC 17-40, and one time on a trail some guy had a Zeiss (not sure the model, didn't seem like the newest) scope I used. The Zeiss looked nice as well, less of an issue for me with glasses.
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    New ATC/ STC 17-40x56 Telescope

    I did try at a few spots. Just couldn’t get on with it. But I’m willing to try again.
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    New ATC/ STC 17-40x56 Telescope

    Zero issues with any binocular I’ve used (Nikon, ELs, NL Pure’s, Zeiss, etc) with the eyecups screwed down as much as possible. On the 17-40, it felt as if I could not get my eye close enough to the rear lens on the scope when I tried it. If I removed my glasses, it was fine, but not ideal due...
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    New ATC/ STC 17-40x56 Telescope

    That is good to know. I tried the new 17-40 scope. It was good, I just couldn’t really get a good view, even with the eyepiece screwed in all the way. Frustrating because I liked the size and handling otherwise.
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    New ATC/ STC 17-40x56 Telescope

    I tried one of these recently and couldn’t get a good view with glasses. Almost as if my eyes couldn’t get close enough to the eyepiece for the exit pupil. Is this to be expected with most spotting scopes? What are generally considered the best 65 objective lens or less for eyeglass wearers...
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