Range finder suggestions
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Sig5K.. More features than I can list. Check it out. In the $650/$700 range.
Thanks. I will check it out. I was looking at some range finding Binos as well to cut down on the pieces of gear I take in the field.
Budget? Preference for RF bino or traditional RF?
Sig makes good stuff, I'm using Sig RF binos and love them. At first and last light, they are brighter than I prefer like you were saying. Not sure how they compare to your current RF. I really like the Leica RF bino, but I don't own one. That's a big step up in cost though.
Sig makes good stuff, I'm using Sig RF binos and love them. At first and last light, they are brighter than I prefer like you were saying. Not sure how they compare to your current RF. I really like the Leica RF bino, but I don't own one. That's a big step up in cost though.
RiceCakes307
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I picked up the sig rangefinding binos about a year ago. I love them and it's hard to not have a set on range finding binos now. With my brother in law last fall in antelope it was so nice for me to tell him a range and never switch back and forth between the two and then try find them again real quick in the binos to spot a shot.
Have Leica, Nikon, Leupold, Vortex RF's & RF Binos... Still prefer our Revic BR4's.
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Revic Optics BR4 Rangefinder: Tested - Shooting Times
The Revic Optics BR4 Rangerfinder has a broad but narrow laser beam, so it's very good at providing exact ranges, exactly on target, consistently. Here's a review.
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Revic Optics BR4 Ballistic Rangefinder: Review - Guns and Ammo
From the same team behind Gunwerks rifles, Revic Optics offers a revolution in rangefinding with its high-performance BR4 Ballistic Rangefinder.
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BR4 Rangefinder | Revic
billcaldwell
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In my opinion, the Revic BR4 is all you'll ever need for range finding and ballistic dial up solutions. We have the older G7 BR's and use them on every hunt. If you can find a used one get it. They work GREAT! I will get a new Revic BR4 this summer. It's supposed to be better than the old ones, so I just have to have one! When you hit the ''fire" button, it takes the outside air temp, air pressure (altitude), and inclination. It runs the new information through its computer against the know data of your specific rifle, and one second later if gives you dial up for the shot in MOA or yardage. If you have a measurable wind, it will give you a moa hold in 5 mph increments from 5 to 50 mph. Range, dial up the correction, and boom! DRT! I'm a believer!
Old thread, but I prefer Leica. Have a 2400 and 2800.com, both are great. Worth a look.
Revic BR4 and want no more!
