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Re: Who uses a range finder?
[Re: Rebelman]
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06/19/17 03:37 AM
06/19/17 03:37 AM
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87dixieboy
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I need one for readings out to 1,000 on deer. Any recommendations? good luck with that. I doubt even the leica's will. I haven't found one yet that will read a deer much past 600 yards
Last edited by 87dixieboy; 06/19/17 03:37 AM.
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Re: Who uses a range finder?
[Re: 87dixieboy]
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06/19/17 06:37 AM
06/19/17 06:37 AM
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wew3006
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I need one for readings out to 1,000 on deer. Any recommendations? good luck with that. I doubt even the leica's will. I haven't found one yet that will read a deer much past 600 yards Correct; my Leica 1000 is good on deer to around 600. Used to have a Bushnell Scout 1000; it would do a deer past 400. One problem is it is hard to hold one steady on a deer at 1000; pretty small target at that range. I am sure some of the higher end units will do it with the right rest or tripod.
Last edited by wew3006; 06/20/17 10:11 AM.
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Re: Who uses a range finder?
[Re: Rebelman]
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06/20/17 03:35 AM
06/20/17 03:35 AM
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foldemup
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What about the Sig Kilo 2000? I have this one and I like it alot. I can't hold it still enough to read anything except for a treeline at 1000 yards though
Last edited by foldemup; 06/20/17 03:39 AM.
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Re: Who uses a range finder?
[Re: Johnathan]
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06/21/17 04:50 AM
06/21/17 04:50 AM
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87dixieboy
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The problem is it is a none reflective target. That is why it wont read. All you would have to do is buy a tripod to get it steady. About the only range finder you can buy that will hit a deer that far would probable be the vectronix rangefinders but they are a pretty penny.
Only accurate rifles are interesting.
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