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<blockquote data-quote="Brent" data-source="post: 14231" data-attributes="member: 99"><p>The YP1000 I have gets better and better after the light gets dimmer. I waited until after the sun went down and from a spotting hill I use frequently use it went to the base of the hill at 1340 yds and a bit further a few other times. It would only go to 1340 consistantly at the base though. I never have got to 1500 yds with it yet but I'm sure it would if the color and light were right. It will pick up dark rocks and spruce trees some times more quickly than some lighter color objects you would think be more reflective alot of times too. Holding them perfectly still has given me gains of up to 2-300 yds over a shotty rest of sorts every time too. Mine is great to 600 yds, but now my shooting ability is creaping outside this range and am becoming limited by the lasers ability at times. The time will come shortly that I could make the shot but the LRF can't, and I'm going to hate it.... but what can you do. $$ Work harder.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brent, post: 14231, member: 99"] The YP1000 I have gets better and better after the light gets dimmer. I waited until after the sun went down and from a spotting hill I use frequently use it went to the base of the hill at 1340 yds and a bit further a few other times. It would only go to 1340 consistantly at the base though. I never have got to 1500 yds with it yet but I'm sure it would if the color and light were right. It will pick up dark rocks and spruce trees some times more quickly than some lighter color objects you would think be more reflective alot of times too. Holding them perfectly still has given me gains of up to 2-300 yds over a shotty rest of sorts every time too. Mine is great to 600 yds, but now my shooting ability is creaping outside this range and am becoming limited by the lasers ability at times. The time will come shortly that I could make the shot but the LRF can't, and I'm going to hate it.... but what can you do. $$ Work harder. [/QUOTE]
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