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Gunwerks G7 BR2 Rangefinder Field Test
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<blockquote data-quote="lovec_1" data-source="post: 1018524" data-attributes="member: 15032"><p>I cannot agree with the statement from article: </p><p><em>"...I have tried many rangefinders from companies like Nikon, Leopold, Leica and Swarowski with price tags from $400 to over $1200. All of these rangefinders will range at distances of 800 yards in optimal conditions with reflective targets, but few will in field conditions. In fact even the upper priced rangefinders had a hard time ranging animals at 800 yards in the mid-day sunlight...."</em></p><p> </p><p>I only know that my trusty Swaro Laser Guide 8x30 is capable of ranging the objects which are beyond 2000 yards. You cant compare it with cheaper or smaller rangefinders (Nikon, Leupy, Zeiss).... Swaro LG 8x30 is great when other devices have failed - bad atmosphere conditions, very light fog, etc., has great battery life AND can be used as the alternative to small binocular (LG was already binocular, they only installed laser into one tube) for the dusk and down because of its optical quality and 8x magnification. I own the Swaro LG now for more then 7 years and it still work flawless. Just my opinion...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lovec_1, post: 1018524, member: 15032"] I cannot agree with the statement from article: [I]"...I have tried many rangefinders from companies like Nikon, Leopold, Leica and Swarowski with price tags from $400 to over $1200. All of these rangefinders will range at distances of 800 yards in optimal conditions with reflective targets, but few will in field conditions. In fact even the upper priced rangefinders had a hard time ranging animals at 800 yards in the mid-day sunlight...."[/I] I only know that my trusty Swaro Laser Guide 8x30 is capable of ranging the objects which are beyond 2000 yards. You cant compare it with cheaper or smaller rangefinders (Nikon, Leupy, Zeiss).... Swaro LG 8x30 is great when other devices have failed - bad atmosphere conditions, very light fog, etc., has great battery life AND can be used as the alternative to small binocular (LG was already binocular, they only installed laser into one tube) for the dusk and down because of its optical quality and 8x magnification. I own the Swaro LG now for more then 7 years and it still work flawless. Just my opinion... [/QUOTE]
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