VIDEO - LRP Mountain Shooting with the G7 BR2 Rangefinder

[Len Backus]

You can buy the G7 BR2 Rangefinder right here at the LRH Store

I have been using mine for well over a year and I really love it.

G7 BR2 Rangefinder Review Article

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riAqarCH9sI]Mountain Shooting with the G7 BR2 Rangefinder - YouTube[/ame]

 

[Len Backus]

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[Greyfox]

I have had mine for about six months and have worked with it in non hunting shooting. It works great and matches the outputs using all the devises I have been using for a few years, rangefinder, calculator, weather station etc. looking forward to trying it out this coming season in Wyoming and Alberta hunting for deer and antelope.

 

[terjeness]

Can it calculate in metrics/MIL?
terjeness

 

[Greyfox]

Can it calculate in metrics/MIL?
terjeness

No. MOA , inches, or yardage in actual and corrected.

 

[terjeness]

That's too bad. There's a big, metric market out there......
If this is the only of it's kind, then there's a huge metric market to tap into.

I'll just have to make due till the metric version is issued.

 

[Scot E]

+1 for a MIL version! I would buy one in a heart beat!

Even though I have gotten rid of most of my MOA scopes I am tempted to buy a new on just so I can try the BR2. I love the concept!

Scot E.

 

[razr]

Love this site! Good info thx for posting this!

 

[etisll40]

So with the G7, I don't really need all the other equipment including cosine indicator and level?

 

[Broz]

So with the G7, I don't really need all the other equipment including cosine indicator and level?

You will still need the level on your rifle and a good wind meter like a Kestrel. But no you won't need a cosine indicator.

Jeff

 

[Clndesl]

Broz, which wind meter would you use with this. I'm going to be ordering this within a week and want to get everything set up.

 

[Len Backus]

Since you won't need the atmospheric data, you can go with a less expensive model of one of the best.

Weather Hawk WM-100 Windmate Windmeter

 

[Broz]

Broz, which wind meter would you use with this. I'm going to be ordering this within a week and want to get everything set up.

After testing some less expensve models I use and recommend a Kestrel. I use the 3500 but if all you desire is wind readings, Kestrel probably makes a lesser unit that would work for you. If you want a unit with temp, baro, wind,humidity andall that is needed to supply a ballistic program then go with the 3500.

Jeff

PS: it seems Len and I were both answering this question at almost the same time. So I want to add I have never tested the unit he is recommending from his store, and was not referring to it. But there are some units out there with a low price that aren't worth the plactic they are made from.

 

[Greyfox]

Best of the West distributed a Huskemaw wind, temperature meter which is Swiss make and is superb. It costs about$75. I also like and use the Kestral 35 which is excellent but more$$$.