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Who uses a kestrel?
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<blockquote data-quote="yobuck" data-source="post: 2858845" data-attributes="member: 12443"><p>Actually what the lazer rangefinders brought to the table from a hunters standpoint is portability.</p><p>But they did nothing to improve accuracy, and as for reliability,</p><p>there isnt any comparison when compared to an old military rangefinder in good condition. If you can see the target you will get a range, regardless of bright sun, or rain and snow.</p><p>And fact is that many of us hunt from a fixed location.</p><p>The same ones every year, and you know what?</p><p>Those rocks and certain trees, etc etc never move an inch from year to year.</p><p>Meaning of coarse you dont need the rangefinder, any rangefinder.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yobuck, post: 2858845, member: 12443"] Actually what the lazer rangefinders brought to the table from a hunters standpoint is portability. But they did nothing to improve accuracy, and as for reliability, there isnt any comparison when compared to an old military rangefinder in good condition. If you can see the target you will get a range, regardless of bright sun, or rain and snow. And fact is that many of us hunt from a fixed location. The same ones every year, and you know what? Those rocks and certain trees, etc etc never move an inch from year to year. Meaning of coarse you dont need the rangefinder, any rangefinder. [/QUOTE]
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