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Help with range finder
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<blockquote data-quote="Garycrow" data-source="post: 1269702" data-attributes="member: 30743"><p>I have an older leica 1200 and a Sig kilo 2000. The kilo outperforms the leica by quite a bit, the leica has better optics. I've had no trouble out of my sig but there have been reports of some problems, I'd probably wait for the 2200 in hopes that they're going to fix the issues. </p><p></p><p>Rangefinder performance hinges heavily on atmospheric conditions and the object being ranged. I'd recommend getting the highest performing one you can afford instead of settling for what you think will work. A rangefinder rated for 800 yds quickly becomes a 300 yd rangefinder when you try to range a deer on a really humid day. The extra performance of something like the sig will give you results when conditions are less than perfect and lesser rangefinders are struggling. I live not too far from you and see what the humid days will do to a rangefinder. I prairie dog hunt in colorado and kansas & get better performance out there in the drier air.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Garycrow, post: 1269702, member: 30743"] I have an older leica 1200 and a Sig kilo 2000. The kilo outperforms the leica by quite a bit, the leica has better optics. I've had no trouble out of my sig but there have been reports of some problems, I'd probably wait for the 2200 in hopes that they're going to fix the issues. Rangefinder performance hinges heavily on atmospheric conditions and the object being ranged. I'd recommend getting the highest performing one you can afford instead of settling for what you think will work. A rangefinder rated for 800 yds quickly becomes a 300 yd rangefinder when you try to range a deer on a really humid day. The extra performance of something like the sig will give you results when conditions are less than perfect and lesser rangefinders are struggling. I live not too far from you and see what the humid days will do to a rangefinder. I prairie dog hunt in colorado and kansas & get better performance out there in the drier air. [/QUOTE]
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