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What's the BEST Rangefinder? POLL
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<blockquote data-quote="Greyfox" data-source="post: 1103976" data-attributes="member: 10291"><p>I have owned and hunted with a Vectronix, Leica, and a G7. These are all excellent rangefinders but I voted for the G7. I have developed a preference over the last few years for the G7 for my LR hunting which is generally under 1200 yards. While it may not have the smallest beam size, the larger beam when combined with the Trutargeting feature not only compensates for it's larger beam size but makes it less sensitive to movement and the necessity of a rock steady rest needed to avoid a bad range or the dreaded _ _ _. If you take the time to learn learn how to understand and use this feature, the beam size difference to the Leica and Terrapin becomes largely irrelevant. Add the G7's on-board angle, atmospherics, and programmable ballistic software that gives you an instant ballistic solution that matches my very trusted Terrapin, Kestral, BC combo, I think it's in a class of it's own. IMHO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greyfox, post: 1103976, member: 10291"] I have owned and hunted with a Vectronix, Leica, and a G7. These are all excellent rangefinders but I voted for the G7. I have developed a preference over the last few years for the G7 for my LR hunting which is generally under 1200 yards. While it may not have the smallest beam size, the larger beam when combined with the Trutargeting feature not only compensates for it's larger beam size but makes it less sensitive to movement and the necessity of a rock steady rest needed to avoid a bad range or the dreaded _ _ _. If you take the time to learn learn how to understand and use this feature, the beam size difference to the Leica and Terrapin becomes largely irrelevant. Add the G7's on-board angle, atmospherics, and programmable ballistic software that gives you an instant ballistic solution that matches my very trusted Terrapin, Kestral, BC combo, I think it's in a class of it's own. IMHO. [/QUOTE]
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