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usonian

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6. I recommended a dslr 70-300 full frame lens to a friend but Nikon is out of stock.

Reply to George McGovern (Reply #5)

Sun Mar 1, 2026, 01:18 AM

Mar 1

No wonder, great value. So I sent him to keh for used ones. I do prefer to see things, And there's a good camera store "only" 50 miles away. But their used inventory is limited. I like keeping the money local.

Got to get some 35mm film next. Digital kerps me very busy anyway.

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I recommended a dslr 70-300 full frame lens to a friend but Nikon is out of stock. usonian Mar 1 #6

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