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Rangefinder help
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<blockquote data-quote="warboar21" data-source="post: 1057481" data-attributes="member: 88146"><p>The Leica 1600B is a little more than what your price range is but in my opinion it works. My younger brother bought a Leupold (I don't know the model) and the last time we got out hunting together he broke it out and was ranging different things. He had trouble out past 600yds on non glaring targets on the overcast weather we were in. My Leica didn't have that problem. I have ranged reflective targets out to 1900+yds with it. On over cast days I have ranged targets out to 1200+. We ranged a herd of elk at approx. 850yds with it while out hiking.</p><p></p><p>If you can save up a little more money I would suggest the Leica. "Buy once cry once". That's what my friend has told me when it came to buying the range finders.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="warboar21, post: 1057481, member: 88146"] The Leica 1600B is a little more than what your price range is but in my opinion it works. My younger brother bought a Leupold (I don't know the model) and the last time we got out hunting together he broke it out and was ranging different things. He had trouble out past 600yds on non glaring targets on the overcast weather we were in. My Leica didn't have that problem. I have ranged reflective targets out to 1900+yds with it. On over cast days I have ranged targets out to 1200+. We ranged a herd of elk at approx. 850yds with it while out hiking. If you can save up a little more money I would suggest the Leica. "Buy once cry once". That's what my friend has told me when it came to buying the range finders. [/QUOTE]
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