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I have a Leica and it is the best you can get. It is about 2 years old but it is top notch. Angle compensation for archery and a red display. It is the Leica r 1000 and can't complain about anything. Hope this helps.
Get one with angle compensation so you'll get the true horizontal range. Other than that look for one you like. At the end of the day, a yard is a yard & it's a little computer in a box doing the math for how long it takes that beam of light to go out & come back.
Angle comp is on every range finder just about these days and usually can be set to automatically turn on when powered up. I chose the sig kilo2000 for its lighted reticle, range and ability to track and range a moving target reliably. I think performance between any range finder in fog and heavy mist is going similar across the board. There's isn't much you can do when a actually physical barrier is obstructing your laser. And the amount of fog and mist someone describes there rangefinder working or not working in varies from person to person as much as the fog does.
Quote from: shadowless_nite on August 13, 2017, 09:59:05 PMAngle comp is on every range finder just about these days and usually can be set to automatically turn on when powered up. I chose the sig kilo2000 for its lighted reticle, range and ability to track and range a moving target reliably. I think performance between any range finder in fog and heavy mist is going similar across the board. There's isn't much you can do when a actually physical barrier is obstructing your laser. And the amount of fog and mist someone describes there rangefinder working or not working in varies from person to person as much as the fog does.You might be surprised, some of the new rigs, or ones like your Kilo2k do better in poor weather . I had a Nikon Archers advantage last year and in any fog at all it would just say 15yrds. I tried it last year when I got my Kilo2k, side by side. Kilo read a stop sign at end of road thru snow @ 1038yrds (could barely see stop sign with naked eye). The Nikon said 235yrds....