Range Finders??
#3
How big's your budget? There quite a range in price and quality out there. Nikon, Leupold, and Bushnell are probably the most common/least expensive of the bunch. I have a Leupold TBR-1000, and it works fine for me. Cost about $300 or so.
#6
I really like the nikons my dad has used the pro staff for years and I really like that last year I got the rifle hunter and love it. That range finder has done everything I've asked it to do no complaints here. The battery life is great to a friend has a Bushnell and is always messing with batteries on his
#8
Nontypical Buck
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I have pocket sized Leupold that I like. Very light weight and just about ideal for archery. Just about everywhere I hunt the longest rifle shots are going to be under 200 yards, so I use it a lot.
For long distance accuracy I have a Swarovski. It is a bit bulky and the MSRP is pricey, but has an excellent 30 mm mono-optic that comes in handy for viewing and is drop dead accurate. Did some 1000 yard measurement testing and it was always within 5 yards. I lucked out and bought it at a "silent auction" for $155 !
For long distance accuracy I have a Swarovski. It is a bit bulky and the MSRP is pricey, but has an excellent 30 mm mono-optic that comes in handy for viewing and is drop dead accurate. Did some 1000 yard measurement testing and it was always within 5 yards. I lucked out and bought it at a "silent auction" for $155 !



