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Looking for a good rangfinder
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<blockquote data-quote="jrock" data-source="post: 2707590" data-attributes="member: 78569"><p>Other than the Sigs, I've found the price point for a good LR range finder is $500. I tried 4 different budget or steeply discounted range finders below that price point until I big the bullet and bought a discontinued Leica 2700 from Doug at Camera land. I use my phone apps for ballistics so I have never used the built in functions. I know the prebuilt ballistics in the 2700 only work to 800...for ethical reasons the manual says. You can go a bit further with manual curves. Most of my shooting in flat sagebrush and that terrain eats up all the low end range finders I've used. I've used a friends Sig 800 and it worked much better in the brush and out to 800. Even seemed like it was programed to stop at 800 as it did it with ease. For a low end LR option, I would go with a sig model.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jrock, post: 2707590, member: 78569"] Other than the Sigs, I've found the price point for a good LR range finder is $500. I tried 4 different budget or steeply discounted range finders below that price point until I big the bullet and bought a discontinued Leica 2700 from Doug at Camera land. I use my phone apps for ballistics so I have never used the built in functions. I know the prebuilt ballistics in the 2700 only work to 800...for ethical reasons the manual says. You can go a bit further with manual curves. Most of my shooting in flat sagebrush and that terrain eats up all the low end range finders I've used. I've used a friends Sig 800 and it worked much better in the brush and out to 800. Even seemed like it was programed to stop at 800 as it did it with ease. For a low end LR option, I would go with a sig model. [/QUOTE]
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