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Originally Posted by MiG
That is so nasty.
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That's capitalism at work for you!

But at least they're only asking for $279, not $700.
The issue is not that there is a barlow in the focuser, but whether it works. If it was a good mirror with a good barlow lens, then it would be a good scope! But the reason a built-in barlow rings alarm bells for me is that it does not give the user the option whether to use a barlow or not. It says to me: this mirror is so bad that you don't want to see how it performs at its native focal length.