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Gunwerks G7 BR2 Rangefinder Review
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<blockquote data-quote="SBruce" data-source="post: 600010" data-attributes="member: 21068"><p>I mean far more than just getting a reading. I was speaking of getting a <u>true and accurate reading</u>. That is what is important for Long Range shooting. If you don't understand beam divergence (it's height and width and how it gets bigger as the distance increases, and how if the beam is bigger than the target it will sometimes read what's beyond or even to the sides of the target) then what I am saying probably doesn't make alot of sense. But I assure you it is a valid concern and has cost quite a few people long range animals.</p><p> </p><p>Of course lighting conditions and other factors affect the rangefinders ability to give a reading, we've all seen that with all of them. But their ability to give us a number is not what I was referring to at all. Their ability to give an <strong>accurate number</strong> <u>on flat ground when the landscape or vegetation is more reflective than the target</u> is what this is about.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SBruce, post: 600010, member: 21068"] I mean far more than just getting a reading. I was speaking of getting a [U]true and accurate reading[/U]. That is what is important for Long Range shooting. If you don't understand beam divergence (it's height and width and how it gets bigger as the distance increases, and how if the beam is bigger than the target it will sometimes read what's beyond or even to the sides of the target) then what I am saying probably doesn't make alot of sense. But I assure you it is a valid concern and has cost quite a few people long range animals. Of course lighting conditions and other factors affect the rangefinders ability to give a reading, we've all seen that with all of them. But their ability to give us a number is not what I was referring to at all. Their ability to give an [B]accurate number[/B] [U]on flat ground when the landscape or vegetation is more reflective than the target[/U] is what this is about. [/QUOTE]
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