Rangefinders

T1Chief

June 25, 2009 08:57

I am looking for a Rangefinder that will work well for Archery and Gun seasons. Which Rangefinders work well in low light and wet conditions? Which are junk?

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  dcso3009

  June 25, 2009 11:21

  I have a Nikon Archers Choice. Great unit. Waterproof. Works well in all light suitable for shooting. Only limitation is the distance is limited to 100 yards... at least that is what the instructions say. I have pulled readings to 175yds.

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  bang250

  June 25, 2009 11:56

  Nikon makes some good ones. I have bushnell and it works for me but its on the cheaper side. [:I]

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  Chief Shaway

  June 25, 2009 13:56

  I also have an old Bushnell. Works well for me but it uses 10 year old technology.
  My hunting bud has one of the Leupold models that has the angle compensation. Heck of a thick book to figure out how to use it with your different weapons but once set up it is dang nice. It is pocket size which I also find nice.
  I use mine mostly with fire arms. I take it to new stand locations during bow season just to range the different shooting lanes.

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  T1Chief

  June 26, 2009 19:42

  Thanks for the input, I will add info when I step up and how it works.

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