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New Leica LRF 1200 "SCAN"
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<blockquote data-quote="Brent" data-source="post: 15489" data-attributes="member: 99"><p>I have used my YP1000 for quite a while now and have had good luck with it to about 650-750 yards in normal daylight conditions. It just gets better than that if conditions change. At dawn or dusk it will normally go to over 1200 yards on plenty of objects, and 1000 isn't a big deal on most anything... this is under ideal conditions at dawn or dusk.</p><p></p><p>For most hunting situations, it works extremely well, unless you are equipped and confident at your abilities beyond 1000 yards you should do all right with one. I have only changed the battery once since I have had mine, and it probably did not even need to be then. The target quality meter helps me out quite a bit. If the Leica had one, I would have tried it back then. I still see this as more important than the scan mode ever is, although it is a nice feature in certain instances. </p><p></p><p>At the rate things are going, I think there will be a good, consistant 1000 yard performing rangefinder on the market in a couple years for about the same price as we are paying for these 75% usefull models.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brent, post: 15489, member: 99"] I have used my YP1000 for quite a while now and have had good luck with it to about 650-750 yards in normal daylight conditions. It just gets better than that if conditions change. At dawn or dusk it will normally go to over 1200 yards on plenty of objects, and 1000 isn't a big deal on most anything... this is under ideal conditions at dawn or dusk. For most hunting situations, it works extremely well, unless you are equipped and confident at your abilities beyond 1000 yards you should do all right with one. I have only changed the battery once since I have had mine, and it probably did not even need to be then. The target quality meter helps me out quite a bit. If the Leica had one, I would have tried it back then. I still see this as more important than the scan mode ever is, although it is a nice feature in certain instances. At the rate things are going, I think there will be a good, consistant 1000 yard performing rangefinder on the market in a couple years for about the same price as we are paying for these 75% usefull models. [/QUOTE]
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