After the Gulf War, the U.S. Army decided that it wanted more eyes on the battlefield. The Army developed a specification called the M-24 which was designed to be a compact binocular that would fit in the pocket of a battle dress uniform (BDU) and be as r
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The Apache Military Binocular is a very good product when it comes to the hardware, but it has no documentation.
The optic is very clear with good controls to adjust focus for each eye. As with most military binoculars the mil ranging reticle is located in the left eye. I teach range estimation for the United States Air Force and would recommend this product to any of my students. These binoculars are light fairly rugged and small enough to fit comfortably in a cargo pocket.
I also use them at my favorite firing range and they prove to have enough magnification to show my .45 ACP shot placement from a distance of 50 yards. If these binoculars came with documentation of the M-24 reticle I would have given them 5 stars.
