Someone knows about RangeFinders

[Bile]

Smaller then your cellphone??

Only one word left:

wow!

Yup, sarcasm received. Lol. Yes, I get that most of them are all tiny.
Not like anyone buys the big binocular RFs anyway.

 

[Canuck525]

Yup, sarcasm received. Lol. Yes, I get that most of them are all tiny.
Not like anyone buys the big binocular RFs anyway.

I just bought the Leica 8x42 HD-B rangefinder binoculars and they are fantastic. You can also see an animal in low light to range them. I wasn't able to do that with the monocular style ones I had as the exit pupil was just too small and of course you are just using one eye....

 

[1899]

The new Leica 10x42 HD-B rangefinding binoculars are exceptional. My friend bought one and all I can say is they will be my next binocular. Here is a great comparison test:


http://precisionrifleblog.com/2013/12/03/rangefinder-binoculars-reviews-field-tests-overall-results-summary/

 

[DMS1]

The new Leica 10x42 HD-B rangefinding binoculars are exceptional. My friend bought one and all I can say is they will be my next binocular. Here is a great comparison test:


http://precisionrifleblog.com/2013/12/03/rangefinder-binoculars-reviews-field-tests-overall-results-summary/

Great article, thanks!

 

[PaulHunts]

I got a Leupold rx800i and I am very happy with it. I ranged a deer tonight (the light wasn't great and there was some fog) at 440 yards. Thats all I need (for now).

 

[Mc6oo]

spasgasm over the mention of "Bushnell"?


LMFAO!! Probably a spasgasm!!!

 

[ih8ipods]

look at the scorpion its not a bad option.

 

[Kane519]

If you're sure your type of shooting requires a LRF (I'd suggest short range tactical won't), before spending money on any of these recommendations, read the article posted in Post #23. Learn what's out there and what's reasonable to expect. If you're max distance is 300m you can save a lot of money compared to the guy who wants to range out to +800m