Rangefinder
#2
Leupold rx-600. Nothing fancy. Compact, lightweight, accurate, leupold warrantee, quality product. Meets the needs of probably 90 percent of hunters. I don't need to range anything past 600. I got a reading of around 575 yards on some large pine trees so that tells me it does have the ability to go to 600 on something more reflective.
#4
In my view there are only 2 brands I will look at, Nikon and Leica.
Look around, I have a nikon and a leupold,
my nikon is an early model, works great, better than some new models from what I gather hearing about others... great long range relfection etc...
my leupold is kinda bowhunting model/type, I'd like to get a nikon soon for bowhunting, and maybe a newer/smaller long range one for the open country, but mine works pretty great already...
Nikon is the best/most reasonable IMO.
Look around, I have a nikon and a leupold,
my nikon is an early model, works great, better than some new models from what I gather hearing about others... great long range relfection etc...
my leupold is kinda bowhunting model/type, I'd like to get a nikon soon for bowhunting, and maybe a newer/smaller long range one for the open country, but mine works pretty great already...
Nikon is the best/most reasonable IMO.



