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Just getting while the getting is good! Prostaff 3s binos on the LOW

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2 pairs of Nikon Prostaff 3s binoculars.

$30.00 each

Reg price $128.00

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  1. I’ve noticed some Walmart’s have little to no markdowns. The one in my town never has stuff marked down but the one 15 miles away isn’t as busy and they mark stuff down like crazy! I bought a pair of these Prostaff 3s for hunting for $59.99 I see you bought to sell but don’t let the price fool you on these, they step up to a silver coating vs aluminum and have the ed glass. I’ve looked through $900 Swarovski and Zeiss at academy and I’m truly being honest when I say that you or rather I could not tell that there should be an $800 price difference, MAYBE $200 but I would only pay the extra $200 for the name and reputation, but to own a pair of binos to carry in the woods, let my girlfriend check out the mirrors in our barred owl boxes, screech and horned owl nests, I seriously would buy these at the full $137.99 every time. Nikon no fault lifetime repair/replacement warranty, with customer service that’s number one in the industry because they want your business, Zeiss sells rich folks 2-$4,000.00 binoculars and you’d be really lucky to talk them into thinking something was wrong with their great expensive product. If I was to hit the lotto for millions, I honestly would still buy Nikon, I’d buy monarch 7’s but Nikon nevertheless.

  2. It's good to see you're making money on all of those things, you can teach the silver stackers here a lesson or two on how to actually make real money and it's definitely not by buying modern bullion sitting on it for decades and crossing fingers spot will rise high enough to recover the premium paid on it like most stackers here have been doing since 2011.
    Definitely some great profit in those outdoor items flips and much faster.
    I am a bit shocked though to see that a Nikon is made in China.

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