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  1. 15-06-2017, 12:02 PM #16
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    i'd assume it has to be a company that already has a rangefinder in production as well as glass/optics gear. i can't imagine SIG has done all the tech development and production as well.

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    What @stug said!

    I have a Sig 2400 ABS and it is money very well spent!
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    Sig Sauer

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    I have a Leica 2000-b. I really like it, except when the unit stop giving you drop info past 800 yards , as they assume that the shot are becoming unethical . At least a good phone app could probably take over from there. And it can still range close to the 2000 yards.
    But as said above, 800 yards is probably fare enough to take a shot at a deer.
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    One thing to remember is the batteries do eventually die... Tested it at home before a trip and worked fine... Sure didn't when iwas looking at an animal
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    Quote Originally Posted by 223nut View Post
    One thing to remember is the batteries do eventually die... Tested it at home before a trip and worked fine... Sure didn't when iwas looking at an animal
    Yeah. Funny.
    Took a spare battery for mine on the tahr ballot trip as I hadn't changed it since new. first time I went to use it....Doh.
    Bloody glad I took that spare.
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    Ive got a sig kilo 2000, am happy with it,


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    I also have a Sig Sauer kilo 2000. Have ranged a tree beyond 2000y with it. You are welcome to borrow it @TianBotha and see if it suits you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gadgetman View Post
    I also have a Sig Sauer kilo 2000. Have ranged a tree beyond 2000y with it. You are welcome to borrow it @TianBotha and see if it suits you.
    That's an amazing offer, will have to plan a hunting trip and then I'll let you know if it suits, wouldn't want to clash with any of your trips
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    Quote Originally Posted by TianBotha View Post
    That's an amazing offer, will have to plan a hunting trip and then I'll let you know if it suits, wouldn't want to clash with any of your trips
    Thanks appreciate it!


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    I'm a tad laid up at the moment and won't be on any trips for some time. Good to grab and play with it so you are familiar with it.
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