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Monarch M7
Well, the m7 8 x 42 arrived today, and my wife totally loves them. She was able to spot some deer on a distant slope which impressed me as my wife, well, she does not have the eyes of a 20 year-old, and speak to the image clarity of these. More data to follow, but interestingly, an immediate... -
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Monarch M7
Thanks for the thoughtful response. Ultimately, it will be my wife's response, and I suspect she will like them. I do appreciate the various responses, glad I found this place. It is helping me recognize the features that can affect overall performance and experience. I have a pair of... -
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Monarch M7
Kimmik and mfunnell, thank you so much for your quick responses. I appreciate the comment about a "demanding" set of posters here, and provides some context. Also, the reported FOV of the M7 was a positive attribute, hence my interest, so thanks for pointing that out. -
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Monarch M7
I am new to this forum. Just purchased online the M7 8 x 42 for my wife. She likes to look at birds, and is not terribly sophisticated about optics. These will be used in daylight and at dusk, looking for owls, in sotuwestern Utah. These are a gift. I read a lot of reviews and chose these...