I'm beating the idea around of replacing my current rangefinder with a new model. I have a Bushnell Yardage Pro Sport now and do not care for it at all. Very limited features and honestly, the worst glass I've seen in a long time. The other day, it was approx. 2pm in the afternoon and I couldn't differeniate between two small trees at 30 yards with it. It just isn't very clear at all.

What is everyone using? I need some suggestions.

Hey, since you hate it, Ive been wanting one for a while now, why dont you just send it my way.

I am most surprised that you do not care for your Bushnell. I have the Bushnell "Legend". I recently sold my other bushnell to upgrade to the Legend. I love them I regularly use mine instead of my binoculars. They are a quality product and yours is an exception to the norm. I use Leica bono's so I know what crystal clear is! I would contact Bushnell if I were you, as a buddy of mine had the same problem with a range finder he had and the manufacturer replaced them - worth a try.

I found a Leica 900 on ebay for a $100 less than retail.It has a luminated red read out, which is nice in low light cond.

I Have A Yardage Pro Scout And It Works Great! It Is Only 6X But Since I Use It For Bow Hunting The Power Is Sufficient. I Don't Know How Long You Have Had It But Maybe A Newer Model Would Be Better. There Also Could Have Been Something Wrong With The Optics When It Was Purchased. Good Luck.

for bowhunting only , I love my optilogic

I have a nikon 600 and love it. Aim for the boiler room. Bhunter32.

im also looking for one if you want to get rid of it let me know

The cheap Bushnells don't even begin to compare to the Leica quialty!! You'd be VERY impressed to compare the difference. Superior 7x optic and the red LED readout is soooo much beter than any Bushnell I've ever owned!

IL-Cornfed, I was looking at the Leica's but they're a little salty for my taste, especially if I'd happen to toss it 20 ft out of a tree.

On another note, I was kicking the idea around of maybe looking into a Bino/Rangefinder combo since I'm thinking of upgrading optics as well.

Anyone have any experience with the combo setups:?