Thread: Rangefinder?

How the hell did that happen.!?

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Dunno what is going on there but there is a cheap one in buy sell with some binos.

For some reason when i copy post url it goes to that caravan thread. WTF ?

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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Dunno what is going on there but there is a cheap one in buy sell with some binos.

For some reason when i copy post url it goes to that caravan thread. WTF ?

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Caravan looks tempting though. Yea i see the rangefinders sold now. Did look like a good deel

I got the Bushnell g-force 1600, lives on my belt all the time, bush,open or slip country l. bugga having to get ya ruler and GPS out, range finder up, push button and wham there is ya answer, good on you if you have time to do it old school way.

I got a Nikon prostaff 5 not long ago and wouldn't go without it. It was cheap and it works flawless out to 600m, anything past that it struggles but that just means I need to keep walking. I compared it to a fancy golf one that cost nearly twice as much and found mine picked up ranges a lot better


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Do NOT get a cheap "400yd" one.
My mate did (against my advice) and it's pathetic. Barely manages 300yds in some conditions.

Originally Posted by 6x47

Do NOT get a cheap "400yd" one.
My mate did (against my advice) and it's pathetic. Barely manages 300yds in some conditions.

For which you don't even need a rangefinder, had a mate do the same thing.

If you have the cash leica 1600 or 1600b,
if not those bushel arc"s are ok entry/mid level out to about 600 yds.800 on an good day
You see a few of the earlier leicas for $500 ish, they are maybe a better option than the bushels, but Ive never used one,
I started with a bushel 1200 ARC,
Used a mates leica 1600,
Now own a 1600b and am very happy with it,