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huntinlife413

04-12-2009 07:03 PM

RE: range finders

Luepold RX II is the same price range as the Bushnell Scout series that seems to be very popular. Personaly for a few extra bucks I would have a Luepold. But, they are both a fine product.

kiwicraig7

04-17-2009 09:00 PM

RE: range finders

I have also been looking at the Nikon 550 myself and I must say was expecting the price to be much higher for Nikon. But now that I've been researching I'm thinking of coughing up the extra cash for the Nikon laser IRT rangefinder/scope.

Centaur 1

04-18-2009 08:15 PM

RE: range finders

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I have the Nikon 550 and I like it, goes for $199.

prostaff?

Yes, it's the prostaff, I don't have the angle finder of the ARc, but there's not much need for it in Florida.

Lv2hunt2

04-29-2009 04:35 PM

RE: range finders

I have an older bushnel and it has some issues with water and the battery would run down quickly if I didn't reverse the poles. I now have a nikon and love it. The range drop compensator is unneccessary about the biggest drop you will find while hunting from an elevated platform is about 2 yards closer. Nice to have if you are a rifle shooter in mountainous terrain.

dvallilee

07-16-2009 03:22 PM

Does anyone know about the rain and brush modes and how much they matter?

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