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        <description>It is important to set up “dummy cording” to certain expensive, sensitive items that could suffer a failure in their connection and come loose from you. Your night vision definitely falls into this category. Though there are a myriad of ways to accomplish “dummy cording” your NODs, we want to do so in a way that accomplishes Rule 1: Always look cool. And to look cool we need to be smart and efficient. Special thanks to @AuroraTacticalGroupLLC and @LowLightInnovations for sending me this set of MH1 pictures on loan. If I were in the market for new binos this would definitely be a top contender, and the folks at and behind Aurora are awesome folks.</description>
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