Rangefinder info

[dino]

When it comes to rangefinders for rifle Leica is the way to go. For bow, most any cheap brand will do.

[Crackshot007]

Love my Vortex 1000, does the trick.

[Busterbrown]

I just upgraded with Lieca Geovid 10x42 with built in range finder...fantastic but a little pricey ..I do have a like new Leupold 1000 TBR in camo that I will let go for $200 ..like new in camo for anyone interested

[brian]

One tip, go into the store and try out range finders. I remember being in Cabelas and trying a few side by side. I used one of their stuffed bears and noticed the low end units couldn't range in the dark of the fur nor could the lenses pick up the detail. I ended up with a mid priced Nikon, its optics are okay and it ranges what I need it to. So far it works for me, not stellar glass though.

[Xenomorph]

Pm'd you xenomorph

BAM! and you have a new rangefinder. Enjoy, give me a shout when you want to go swing some sticks or shoot some hot pellets.

[plumberjustin]

I’ve got a redfield 600, it’s great. Bought on sale for just over $100.

[Mr. E]

I use a Nikon 7i that picked up on sale. Faster than my previous uses (leupold). I think you will be happy with anything you can get between $200 and $450

[Cyron]

Got a Sig kilo. They are one button and range in .25 sec. Fastest in the market. I looked at the vortex but was annoying how it ranges.

[Darksith]

Understand what you will be using it for. My Leupold isn't super easy to get good ranges out past 400-500yds. Not practical shooting, but I wish it would range out to 1000.