Range Finder Help

[BetterBirddogs]

Guys I'm looking to buy a range finder. I had a Bushnell Yardage Pro Sport last year and it was an absolute piece of junk. Once it got down to about 20 degrees it would fog over and wouldn't work. Any thoughts on a good range finder. Ones you use and like?

Andy

[bugsNbows]

IMO, you may wish to look at the Leicas. They are not cheep, but may be one of the best available.

[maritime363]

nikon has been excellent over last few years.. reliable, reasonably priced, etc.

[robbcayman]

ORIGINAL: maritime363

nikon has been excellent over last few years.. reliable, reasonably priced, etc.

+1 I just bought a nikon 550 and I love it. It's simple and I've heard they are super reliable.

[gunnermhr]

Leica CRF. You will not be disapointed!!

[skeeter 7MM]

In theconsumer realm of LRF'sbeside theswarovski haven't foundonethat comparesto a Leica. You won't regret buying a leica CRF or LRF rangemaster (if you can find one still).

[stubblejumper]

Leica.

[reddog132]

http://www.6mmbr.com/rangefinders.html

Seems like I post this link every year. Good information on quality rangefinders. I used this link in helping me make my decision. (Leica CRF 1200) Good luck.

[Ridge Runner]

leica is the cheapestgood rangefinder, mine has ranged deer at 1079 yds, will go 1200 on reflective targets, next step up is the swuaro, it'll range ref. targets to 1 mile.
anything less and you'll be lucky to range a deer at half the rated range.
RR