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  1. 12-12-2020, 04:08 PM #1
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    Where do you carry your rangefinder?

    How are people toting their rangefinders? Haven’t found a happy solution yet, want it easy to get at but not snagging on stuff.

    I use a bino harness, but not a bino pack. I’m thinking of getting a pouch made to go on my pack waist belt, but secure. One that came with the Rf comes off too easy - how I haven’t lost it already is a matter of good luck more than anything!

    So, how do you do it?!
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  3. 12-12-2020, 04:20 PM #2
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    In my head...one less item to carry
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  4. 12-12-2020, 04:23 PM #3
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    hardly ever carry it but when i do is around my neck and tucked down the front of my shirt
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    In my bino bivvy
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    my rangefinder is taller than me and way too heavy ......no way im carrying that fat bastard
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    As to the pouch falling off, could always slip the lanyard (assuming yours has one) over waist strap as a back up, your going to notice it bashing your kneecaps. Usually have mine in day pack. If i need rangefinder its going to be more than 200m theory being that you will have time to set up a longer distance shot where you need the rangefinder
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    In my binos in my kuiu harness. Best system i’ve ever had.
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    Bino rangefinder now but used to be around the neck tucked into breast pocket
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    Rangefinder in breast pocket on one side, phone in breast pocket on the other. Both have lanyards.

    Do not... ever... forget to put the lanyard around your neck. It’s an $800 mistake.
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    Quote Originally Posted by northdude View Post
    hardly ever carry it but when i do is around my neck and tucked down the front of my shirt
    Likewise.
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    In its pouch, permanently attached to the right hip strap of my daypack. Easy to get to in a hurry. To date it has very rarely been an issue there.
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    I've got a Hunters Element bino bag as well as the range finder pouch and clipped them together. Other side I have added my plb. Can remove if not needed, works well.
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    Before I had my rangefinding binos, my old range finder lived in a small front pocket on my alaska guide creations bino harness.
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    Quote Originally Posted by northdude View Post
    hardly ever carry it but when i do is around my neck and tucked down the front of my shirt

    Mrs Finnwolf carries our one like that - only in her zipped up top pocket instead of down the front of her shirt, mainly cause the ‘nockies are down her shirt front. ( I’m referring to binos- not THOSE nockies!)
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    Just adapted a cheap pouch to fit on rifle sling.
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