Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Scopes and Optics => Topic started by: hoytem on March 21, 2009, 10:54:36 PM
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I just bought the nikon rifle hunter 550, pretty simple to use and has the actual distance with the incline decline.
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I just bought two rangefinders, the first one i bought was a Bushnell Scout 1000 w/ARC, could not get it to range over 671 in a clear cut, and the ARC was not close to what they say it is, I was shooting a 3D course and had a target at 35yds -18 degrees, It was telling me the adjusted yardage was 34yds, so i aimed for 34yrds and the arrow went just over the targets "wolf" back, so I readjusted for 29yrds and made a good hit, I had a few other targets that were inclined and declined and never could get a correctly adjusted yardage.
So i ended up taking it back and traded it in for the Nikon Monarch 800, have been pleased with it so far, I've only had it for a few days now, so I'm still testing it, it does not have the angle compensator on it, but it is fully waterproof and fog proof, the Bushnell was only weather resistant.
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Leica LRF 1200 Scan. I've had mine for several years and still like them. One of the guys I shoot long range with has a CRF 1200, I like it better then the LRF but not enough to fell the need to upgrade.
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I use a nikon 440 had it for a few years now!
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leica lrf 800
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I have the Nikon Monarch 800.............no complaints, and I've had it for about 4 years.
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I have the Bushnell yardage pro legend it works great.
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never use one.
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Swarovski.
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leica lrf 1200 best I have used (never tried the SWAROVSKI, I'm sure it's superior :chuckle:)
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Cabelas CLR 800 made by Bushnell
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Have never owned one, but that is changing this year if I have any say in the matter!!!!!!!
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Leupold RX-II
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Leica CRF 1200
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The wife bought me a Nikon 1200 over a year ago and it works well for me.
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Always owned a cheapo 400 yarder but never used while hunting because it was a pain in the butt to pack around one more item. Only reason I use one now is cause I have two in one. Range finder never leaves the binos. Leica Geovids, and I love them.
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Bushnell Elite 1500 with Arc............no complaints, work great.
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i have a nikon monarch 800
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Leica Geovid 10x42, smartest purchase I ever made.
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Nikon 800
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Leupold RX-III. It has a difficult interface especially for technically challenged..
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I use bushnell pinseeker with slope 1500. Work great for hunting and work great for golfing. I love them
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I had a Bushnell, can't remember the model, and I hated it. It ended up falling out of my pack on a pack trip, so I bought a Leupold RXIV. It seems to work good, I like the angle compensator, works well. If I had to do over again, I would buy the Leica, my buddy has one and it is awesome.
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Bushnell yardage pro 450. Works OK, but I think I am going to upgrade this year.
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Same, It's ok. I figure if I can't range it I shouldn't shoot! I would like a Leica though. Handled Grizzle's and it was very nice!
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Leica CRF 1200. ;)
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Leica 1200, three of them in my hunting party.
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Bushnell Yardage Pro
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Go with Nikon or don't go at all. :chuckle:
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Leupold rx-II
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I have a bushnell scout 1000 with the arc and love it, hey jason when you had yours were you reading the smaller number with the angle because that is the compensated range
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I have a bushnell scout 1000 with the arc and love it, hey jason when you had yours were you reading the smaller number with the angle because that is the compensated range
That is the one that I just bought before late season. I haven't had a chance to really use it a whole lot though. Just used it at my range at my place on flat ground and it has worked great for that. Don't think there will be a problem with the compensated range. It is really easy to use as well.
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Leica CRF 1200!!! ;)
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Bushnell Scout 1000 w/ARC, works great, real easy to operate.
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I use the Nikon Prostaff 550. Seems to do the job well.
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Bushnell scout 1000
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Leica