Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Scopes and Optics => Topic started by: Damnimissed on October 28, 2018, 04:18:40 PM
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I can’t decide between the CRF 1600-R and the CRF 2000-B. EuroOptics has them both for $399 right now. I would appreciate some input from those with knowledge of these models. I wouldn’t really need it for anything super long range, 600yds max right now, but still like to have something more than capable for my needs. Thanks
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I just picked up the 1600R -- It has Full Angle Compensation at all distances, I've hit to 1400 yards but to 1200 yards very consistently.
The 1600B & 2000B do not have Angle Comp at bowrange distances. It's mainly for rifle hunters or guys who do not need Angle Comp!
ElkNut/Paul
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I just picked up the 1600R -- It has Full Angle Compensation at all distances, I've hit to 1400 yards but to 1200 yards very consistently.
The 1600B & 2000B do not have Angle Comp at bowrange distances. It's mainly for rifle hunters or guys who do not need Angle Comp!
ElkNut/Paul
Thank you. I’ve compared the specs but didn’t notice the angle comp was different between the two!
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Yes, I didn't know that either until I was ordering them & asked what the differences were between the R & B. The salesman then explained it & I picked up the 1600R for 439.00 -- These are hands down better than the Sig 2200 I had.
ElkNut/Paul
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Awesome. I was going to pick up a Sig 2200 until I saw this sale. Thanks again.