I do not know of a binocular repair firm in the Denver area, but Cory Suddarth in OK has a national (and even international) reputation. If you have a pair of high quality binoculars, I think it would be well worth considering shipping them to him. Lots of info at:
https://suddarthoptical.com/
On Friday, June 23, 2017 at 3:25:12 PM UTC-6, hazlosimple wrote:
-- https://suddarthoptical.com/
On Friday, June 23, 2017 at 3:25:12 PM UTC-6, hazlosimple wrote:
Denver, COPatrick DePriestAny recommendations for favorite, affordable repair shops in Denver or additional tips? I'm too afraid to ruin them by messing with the screws myself. Thanks!Hey Birders,After flying to the South for Father's Day weekend, I noticed my binoculars were out of sync. I am getting a "double image" effect that, based on some online research, was likely caused by a prism getting knocked out of place. No amount of focus knob adjusting gets rid of the problem. I don't remember dropping them so I'm not sure how it happened.
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