Opticron Oregon 4x12 Monocular
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Insured UK delivery £5.99, or collect free from our Harrogate shop
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- 4.9 on GoogleFrom 137 reviews
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60+ yearsIndependent, in Harrogate
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12-month warrantyOn all new kit
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The details
The Opticron Oregon 4x12 is a compact close-focus monocular that doubles as a pocket magnifier. With a minimum focus distance of just 20cm, it's ideal for examining wildflowers, insects, museum exhibits, and fine detail at close range — then twist the focus to infinity for distant viewing.
The 4x magnification and 12mm objective make it one of the smallest optics Opticron produces — easily slipped into a shirt pocket. Fully multi-coated optics deliver a bright, clear image. A versatile tool for naturalists, collectors, and anyone who appreciates a closer look.
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