Basic (ish) rangefinder

Looking at splashing out on a new rangefinder.

Would like it to be reliable to 600 on animals as small as say a wallaby and targets to the same.

Needs to have TBR.

Not too fussed on Bluetooth, just a simple distance and I can look up my drop charts and go from there.

As good as warranty as possible.

I currently have a tbr1200 leupold and it takes a few clicks out at 400 and about 20clicks to get 600 if it ever does.

I'm looking at a sigsauer 1600 or 1800bdx, I'm happy to pay a few hundred either way to get something I won't get frustrated with, I think all of this is a basic rangefinder these days?

DELTA RF2000 is your answer mate.

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Originally Posted by DELTA NZ

DELTA RF2000 is your answer mate.

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Yes. I just bought one and used it on my last trip. Excellent.

Have been using a delta RF2000 for the last year or so. Been working well for me. Longest I've been able to get a consistent reading on is 1900yds. That was on a rock face and just hand held.
No issues at all with ranging on animals out to ~1000yds with first ping, then another couple to make sure.

In short, it can range way further than I can shoot.

are they good in low light

Arguably better optics than anything out there in that price bracket or even more.