1. F002 MRF Finder

Finally, an all metal, precise adjustment, red dot finder to replace the wobbly plastic types. Thank you. Works great.

Far superior to the less expensive, off-the-shelf private label finders sold by other major brands. My reason for giving this finder a 4 star rating vs. 5 is that there is no light intensity adjustment. At night, all reticle patterns except the simple red dot are too bright for practical use.

This finder gets dim enough to actually be useful. I use it on a giant binocular for a double star project

Everything about this finder iis top quality. It is totally unlike some of the other "junk" finders I have used. Alignment was a total breeze. I would recommend this product with great enthusiasm.

Couldn't imagine a better made finder. It's solid and well built. The controls are solid and not flimsy. The unit is made from metal, and even includes a rubber shield that slips over the glass viewfinder to protect it during storage.

It's a solid, quality product that matches up with my SV102 nicely!

Well built finder but even the lowest setting is far to bright for the night sky making it difficult to see dim stars.

Extremely well built and the choice of screens makes it very useful.

Solidly-built metal body red dot finder with a nifty reticle selector. Worth the extra $$$ (to me, anyway) over the all-plastic finders.

I am very impressed by the quality and build of this finder. It's an excellent addition to any quality telescope. With the available mount and stalk it bolted cleanly to my Takahashi FSQ-106. The only fault I can find is the lowest light setting is still a bit too bright at night. In most cases the lowest setting works well but if trying to overlay a dimmer object for centering, the bright finder light overpowers it. That said it will definitely get you within the field of view and fine tuning can be done using the telescope optics.