I swear by the Leica models if you are going to use it for rifle as well. In my personal tests beyond 200 yards non reflective targets such as deer and elk would not be seen by most range finders onreally sunny daysbut he Leica did great. Up close they all did pretty well.

I use a Bushnell Scout for hunting and a Bushnell Legend for work. Both work awesome.

Me too. I have no complaints about the Monarch 800.

I use the Nikon 550 and really like it amd had not failed me. My son also has one and likes his. I'm not trying to down grade any aother products but there is one product mention that I know some have had issues with. They will not read when you need them to. Not sure whats wrong with them if it's glare or being to close or what. With the Nikon I have never had an issue.

Don't know which one, but the ArcherRange does not use lasers or electronics so no glare, reflectivity or bounceissues here!

Bushnell Yardage Pro!

The Laser range finder has definitely been a boost to a lot of Bowhunters. Once you learn to carry and use them correctly they are invaluable

Dan

Nikon prostaff 440.No problems at all in 2 seasons of use.

I'm planning to use the Nikon 440 this fall, as soon as I get it ordered......my buddy has one and I have been really impressed with it.

Mines probably the first generation Bushnell. It's not fancy or pretty, all it does is get accurate yardages everytime, for the last oh 10-12 years or so. See no reason to upgrade.

bushnell