Another Range Finder Question???

Dalebow

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I bought one of the new leupold dna range finders, I can get straight line of sight distance, but to use the angle option I have to pick a ballistic match, well my guns dont match any of them.
What is a good range finder that will give me the true distance to the target taking the angle or slope into account without all the ballistic crap?
Thanks
 
I bought one of the new leupold dna range finders, I can get straight line of sight distance, but to use the angle option I have to pick a ballistic match, well my guns dont match any of them.
What is a good range finder that will give me the true distance to the target taking the angle or slope into account without all the ballistic crap?
Thanks
dont know if there is one I use a leica its only one part of an entire system though. atmsphirics all need to be entered real time along with angle. good luck
 
With Gunwerks G7, available on here, though they give you all the ballistic info you can also get the angle, horizontal distance, temp, and air pressure for every range taken.
 
I just want one that gives me simple distance to target taking into account the angle, dont care about ballistics, wind, any of that, just a good one for rifle, I can calculate the rest.
 
Leupold RX1000i TBR w/DNA

$50 difference between the 1000i DNA and the TBR w/DNA models

Leica 1600B will do TBR past 100 yards for $799
 
I got the Leupold 1000 with DNA, it wont give you range with angle unless you choose a ballistic program

I will check out the leica
 
True, 'tho it will range well beyond 1400 yards and it will still give distance and angle without a ballistic profile entered as I understood the OP to ask for.
I know, i was just letting the op know that it gives ballistic compensation out to 1400 yards.
 
I got the Leupold 1000 with DNA, it wont give you range with angle unless you choose a ballistic program

I will check out the leica

Because you didn't get the TBR model.

The "DNA" designation has nothing to do with angle compensation. The TBR models have angle comp.
 
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I DID get the TBR model, you can only use angle compensation if you choose a ballistic match which it uses very basic generic ones which dont match .........like my 257 weatherby 80gr ttsx moving 3800 fps
 
I DID get the TBR model, you can only use angle compensation if you choose a ballistic match which it uses very basic generic ones which dont match .........like my 257 weatherby 80gr ttsx moving 3800 fps

Do you need it need to match your ballistics to give you a true horizontal distance? In other words, do you only need the correct horizontal distance and do the rest of the calculations yourself?

Or were you hopeful of it having an exact match so that it gave you your scope adjustments without using anything else?

I don't own the rangefinder you are using, others that are similiar, just trying to understand the problem.

As an example, my rangefinder doesn't have a ballistic profile that fits my ballistics either. However, when I chose one it will give me the angle of the shot. Which I then use as an input into my ballistics program.
 
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