Nice review @Dougie
Based on this I ordered one too.
Cheers
Pete
Nice review @Dougie
Based on this I ordered one too.
Cheers
Pete
Arguing with an Engineer is like Wrestling a Pig in Mud.
After awhile you realise the Pig loves it.
I've just gotten a couple pairs of US Camel binos to test, I'll keep you all in the loop.
10x24 though wtf is this, the wild thornberries?
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Thanks @Dougie, good write up and I'll be getting one very soon........
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Took my one out for a play today.
It was easy to use, had good clarity and gave me numbers every time it pushed the button.
Not sure if they numbers were correct as I had nothing to compare it too however the ranges shown were roughly what I had estimated.
Will take it to the range tomorrow and ping it against steel targets at known distances.
Very happy so far.
Thanks again @Dougie
Cheers
Pete
Arguing with an Engineer is like Wrestling a Pig in Mud.
After awhile you realise the Pig loves it.
@Dougie
Had another go with this range finder today at some known distances
The weather was gloomy with a steady drizzle and from 200m onwards was quite misty.
Targets are all painted smell of various sizes.
These are the results.
50m target ranged 50m
75m target ranged 75m
100m target, ranged 99m
150m target ranged 149m
200m target ranged 199m
450m target ranged 456m ( this target had almost all the paint worn off and was very hard to see through the mist).
All in all very accurate and still very pleased with this unit.
Cheers
Pete
Arguing with an Engineer is like Wrestling a Pig in Mud.
After awhile you realise the Pig loves it.
Mine arrived today. everything works as it should. I just need to test it with some known distances.
Just an update in binoculars - I'm not loving them. They are cheap but I recommend that the importer get some better stuff.
Main issue I'm finding is that I can't seem to get the whole view to be sharp and that's becoming quite tiring on my eyes.
I'm excited to test the Leopold binos that are coming soon.
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The rangefinders are back in stock if anyone is interested. I just ordered one. Hopefully you guys that have had them a while are still happy with them?
It arrived today.
Spot on at:
5metres
25metres
50metres
Will test bigger distances in due course.
Very happy! I bought it primarily for .22LR target practice, no more messing around with bits of string. Worth it for that alone! Hopefully, I'll get to use it on a real hunting trip at some point.
I bought the 1000m model of this SNDWAY rangefinder direct from the manufacturer via Aliexpress, and so far I am very impressed with the value for money. This was an alternative to spending $3-400++ on a higher spec second-hand model with TBR. Actual cost from memory was about $120 delivered.
Pros -
In-built micro-USB rechargeable battery. (Might be a con for some as you can't take a spare with you, but easily recharged from any powerbank)
Angle adjustment/True Ballistic Range.
Reaches claimed range, and then some. (happily ranges a hedgerow and lone trees at 1180y/1080m in varying conditions)(Range checked as accurate via google earth)
Reasonably compact, lightweight.(~200g in included belt pouch)
Much clearer glass than I was expecting.. no complaints at all about clarity. Can see anything you need to see.
Cons -
Very poor low light optical performance. Still gets a range fine, however glass becomes very dim a bit earlier than you might expect.
Eye-strain if using for more than a couple minutes at a time.
Relatively broad beam, can sometimes pick up objects on the edge of the crosshair, rather than punching past them. If it's going to be a tricky range to get, worth checking a few times to make sure you're getting a read off the correct object.
Value for money in my mind? Absolutely yes.
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Im pretty interested in getting one of these rangefinders! What website was everyone using to buy them? @Dougie's original link seems to take me to a $3,750 rangefinder for some reason
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