2 questions -- Trail cameras & range finders

Gymbo

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First of all I think I posted my question about the Redfield Raider 550 Rangefinder in the wrong section..but does anyone have thoughts on it?

And after looking through some posts I did not find any on trail cameras although I have seen them before .....with regards to trail cameras can anyone tell me what the best bang for their buck would be .

Thanks
 
Gymbo said:
First of all I think I posted my question about the Redfield Raider 550 Rangefinder in the wrong section..but does anyone have thoughts on it?

And after looking through some posts I did not find any on trail cameras although I have seen them before .....with regards to trail cameras can anyone tell me what the best bang for their buck would be .

Thanks
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The redfield line of products is made by leupold... Thaey have a fantastic warranty and are well built...

As for trail cams it depends how much you want to spend...
 
I use the Leupold RX-2 rangefinder... it has performed very well... so if it is true that the Redfields are the same, then I can recommend one... but I do not know this to be true.
 
For trail cams I like the Bushnell trophy cams, super long battery life, great pictures, silent, and small. I had a trophy cam for 2 years now and only change the battery at the beginning of each season.
 
with regards to trail cameras can anyone tell me what the best bang for their buck would be
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Depends on what you are wanting them for. Top photo is from a commercial cam. Bottom in from a homebuilt unit. If you want one of them PM me and I will put you in touch with a fellow who builds units like mine.

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The new Redfield scopes are made in their factory in the U.S. I haven't seen/heard them make the same claim for their rangefinders.
 
TheTooner said:
The new Redfield scopes are made in their factory in the U.S. I haven't seen/heard them make the same claim for their rangefinders.
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Regardless of where they are made, Leupold stands behind them warranty wise... so that's a good thing.... and in comparison with other products in a similar price range I would be inclined to give the Redfield a shot.... JMOP
 
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I have a leupold RX-750 range finder and all of the different settings/options made it rate very low for user satisfaction, and I agree with them now. The redfield rated very close to 100/100 for user satisfaction. If you just need a simple point and click, go with the redfield. FYI - my leupy 750 has trouble on large trees (trunk) past 400 yards. A buddy had a swarovski that worked like a dream, and eliminated the need for a bino. Gonna save up.....
 
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