EP 191: Advancements in Optics with Colby Kroff of Swarovski

Epic Outdoors Podcast

John Petersen

Bighornsheep, Rifle, Muledeer, Hunting, Jasoncarter, Wilderness, Sports, Adambronson, Biggame, Epicoutdoors, Bowhunting, Elk

2.4 • 632 Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2021

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Advancements in Optics with Colby Kroff of Swarovski. This week we had Colby Kroff of Swarovski in the studio. Colby brought in the new, highly anticipated, EL Range TA. The advancements are incredible. Bluetooth capable, the ability to program ballistic profiles from rifles, and the all new Tracking Assist program. The optics world is evolving constantly and the new technology is pretty impressive. Check out this episode and get the latest from Swarovski

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0:00.0	Muzzle velocity, bullet weight, ballistic coefficient, clarity of glass, and the quality of glass,
0:06.9	unbelievable. Pretty awesome piece of equipment. If you shorten the eye relief, you'll widen the field of you.
0:12.8	Anything to do with Western big game.
0:17.9	Welcome to the Epic Outdoors podcast, powered by Under Armour.
0:21.6	Hey everybody, Jason Carter, Adam Bronson.
0:23.9	Devin, we got you in the office here today.
0:26.2	At least, you're always in the office.
0:28.1	But we've got you in this office.
0:29.5	Drug you in here.
0:30.1	Drug you in here.
0:32.5	Willingly?
0:33.5	Willingly.
0:34.2	Good.
0:34.8	Wantingly.
0:35.3	Good.
0:35.8	Whatever you want to call it.
0:38.4	We had to drag him in here.
0:40.1	But anyway, it's good for him.
0:41.5	Of course, we got Chris Peterson.
0:42.6	We also have a special guest from Saraski.
0:45.4	Got Kobe here.
0:46.2	He's our rep there at Soroski.
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