My brother and I have used a Bushnell Yardage Pro 800 for several years. The only feature it doesn't have is the up or downslope correction. I have ranged 852 yards on a reflective target (Tree), and nearly 600 yds on a poor reflective target (cow). I don't know if they even make it anymore, but they will have an equivalent. Bushnell rangefinders are relatively inexpensive and have an excellent reputation. Worth thinking about.
Hope you can get everything. Tom
__________________
Texas State Rifle Association Life Member
NRA Endowment Life Member
A big fast bullet will beat a little fast bullet every time
For an inexpensive rangefinder I would go with a Newcon. I don't have one but I have not heard one bad review on them and the price is right.
I have a Bushnell Elite 1500 and was dissapointed with it so I sent it in for repair. It was returned with a note that it was within specs. Somehow now it seems to be working a lot better best I could do with it before on anythng was 600 to 800 yds now I can range to 1400 or better, go figure.
and uno mas cerveza por favor.
James
sportsman's warehouse would be a good place to start, and another vote for kesselrings(the store seems really small, but man they cram a lot of stuff in there.
Linear Mode
