Opticron Oregon 4 PC Oasis Review
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•Opticron Oregon 4 PC Oasis 10x42 monocular review
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Opticron Oregon 4 PC Oasis 10x42 is a budget-conscious monocular that promises good optics and attention to detail.
Nitrogen-filled, waterproof construction makes it a very capable monocular for the price.
The Oregon 4 is a well-constructed, rubber-cased optic with a top-mounted external focus wheel.
It has a roof prism design with BAK-4 fully coated optics.
Opticron Oregon 4 PC Oasis 10x42 is a reasonably priced monocular.
It has sharp optics, is good at low light, and has rugged construction.
It's straightforward to use, and the external focus wheel quickly captures elusive subjects.
If the Oregon 4 is too heavy or the objective lens covers and neck strap is likely to be an issue, consider a cheaper alternative.
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