ATN Range Finders

[Hillbillygash]

Hi All - thinking about an ATN range finder, any opinions? seem a good spec and price. TIA

 

[Diggerdez]

Use the ARF1000 had it 4 years, using in hand upto 300yrd gives good readings any further use some kind of support ie sticks, fence post.

 

[Ttocs]

I’ve an ABL on and x Sight 2. Works fine and with its blue tooth connectivity to the ballistic calculator in the x Sight it’s ideal for an air rifle or rim fire. I just push the button on the rangefinder and the reticle in the scope moves to compensate for range; what’s not to like about that.
However, if I didn’t have an ATN scope, I’d go Leica or Vortex as you’ll pay for all the additional tech in the ATN you can’t use.
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[Rusty Gate]

Mine works with the ATN phone app for turret click soloution. I like it

 

[Fair Hill]

I'm using the ATN 1500 for the last couple of months very handy little unit even without using the app.

 

[MagicLantern]

Plus one for the ABL. I use mine on an X Sight.

 

[Hillbillygash]

I'm using the ATN 1500 for the last couple of months very handy little unit even without using the app.

Hi, this is what I'm looking at - they look great value

 

[bongo]

Im looking at the ATN 1000 , at a discount price of £169 . i to will be using the app . I want it for 1000 yard target . i have a Leupold + another for shorter ranges so i dont want to pay a lot for the amount of use it will get .
Will it be ok or do i need to spend more for a better one .

 

[MAH]

When I was researching a while ago, the prevailing opinion was that you should 1/2 the manufacturer's claim.
Thus a 1000m unit was good for about 500 in real world conditions.
That advice turned out right for me and the model xxx600 that I ended up buying.

And to be honest, I've never taken it stalking.
I take it when I go for a walk, just to practice, verify, my visual estimated range to a tree, or a gate, whatever.

Now I am reasonably good at establishing range.

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