darkstalker
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In the market for a decent rangefinder. Something that is accurate and measures up to 500-600 yards. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks in advance
Which rangefinder?
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paul o'
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Just started with the vortex very happy with it for the price mine was S/H if I had the £££ prob go back to bino's with RF swaro's 8x42' again but I can buy 4 vortex or more for the same outlay and range just as good ,mine also works out the shooting deg's for up or down hill shots
Or any rangefinder that gives you the effective horizontal range in your choice of yards or meters. Regards JCS
I picked up a leupold vx750 with the ballistic range feature off ebay for £100, worth keeping your eyes on there.
Leica Rangemaster 1600
stephentri
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sussex stalker
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I have a Leica rangemaster 900 for sale if you are interested in a second hand one in great condition. pm if interested
foxyloxy
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Had a look through these on Saturday. Very nice. Plus Uttings do payment plans.......
http://www.uttings.co.uk/p100949-zeiss-victory-8x26-t-prf-digital-laser-rangefinder-52-45-61/
http://www.uttings.co.uk/p100949-zeiss-victory-8x26-t-prf-digital-laser-rangefinder-52-45-61/
mr_magicfingers
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I bought the Vortex a few months ago. Seems very accurate and I've been ranging out to 800 yards reliably with it when testing. Was even giving me good results at 500 yards down a street which had fires and a fair amount of smoke at night. Impressed so far.
karlbird
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I have an MTC one with the OLED range display. Around £150 and very good for the money, mine has had use in lots of different conditions and seems to be good - granted its not as good as Leica, but then Minox binos aren't as good as Swaros - they do the job though if you can't justify the high end prices.
+1, I have one and find it to be excellent. Not cheap, but the image quality is excellent too.
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