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The LRF Wars. Is it really that bad?
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<blockquote data-quote="MTNRaine" data-source="post: 1495771" data-attributes="member: 10320"><p>After pouring over pages until my head has started to hurt and eyes have started to bleed I must say, I'm at a total loss. My girlfriend offered to buy me a rangefinder for my birthday and I happily skipped to here,SH, LRonly etc. to do some research. Immediately I noticed a gap and a huge one at that. Seemed like the only real solid choices were expensive rangefinders. Being that I am a realistic person and not an ******* the obvious choices are out Terrapin, Leica 2700 etc(I'm not making her fork out 800+ for a LRF).. a friend offered me a great deal(Sub $300) on a Sig 2200 BDX and Leupold RX-2800. But after a ton of research the Leu has almost no reviews and the sig 2200 is a bloody ****ed off war zone of FU Sig vs I love Sig. The only others I feel confident about considering is the older Leica 1600R or 2000B from Euro optic. The Leica 2400 is a possibility but I'm kinda hoping to get a LRF with ballistics... So is the Sig 2200 really that bad quality and CS wise? If I go Leica which one? I've heard some negative stuff about the 2000 which makes me consider the 1600 more. Any input over this fiasco would be great. Need the capability to range steel to 1500yd and elk/deer to 1k . I'll be posting this a few other places to diversify my input data. Thanks Again!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MTNRaine, post: 1495771, member: 10320"] After pouring over pages until my head has started to hurt and eyes have started to bleed I must say, I’m at a total loss. My girlfriend offered to buy me a rangefinder for my birthday and I happily skipped to here,SH, LRonly etc. to do some research. Immediately I noticed a gap and a huge one at that. Seemed like the only real solid choices were expensive rangefinders. Being that I am a realistic person and not an ******* the obvious choices are out Terrapin, Leica 2700 etc(I’m not making her fork out 800+ for a LRF).. a friend offered me a great deal(Sub $300) on a Sig 2200 BDX and Leupold RX-2800. But after a ton of research the Leu has almost no reviews and the sig 2200 is a bloody ****ed off war zone of FU Sig vs I love Sig. The only others I feel confident about considering is the older Leica 1600R or 2000B from Euro optic. The Leica 2400 is a possibility but I’m kinda hoping to get a LRF with ballistics... So is the Sig 2200 really that bad quality and CS wise? If I go Leica which one? I’ve heard some negative stuff about the 2000 which makes me consider the 1600 more. Any input over this fiasco would be great. Need the capability to range steel to 1500yd and elk/deer to 1k . I’ll be posting this a few other places to diversify my input data. Thanks Again! [/QUOTE]
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