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Ive had one now for about 10 months - it's great especially when changing rifles. Been using it mainly with my 6.5WSM taken a few sika so far this year, a nearly eight point stag in rain was 475yds (not that far but it ranged easily through quite heavy rain) and a old billy at 748yd this last weekend with about a 28degree up hill angle. I'm happy with it - but getting pissed off waiting for the new Geovid HD-B.
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