Lenny Foffa
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I'm totally happy with Leupold RX1400I TBR . Tange trees to 1200 and deer to 900 yards . Not too expensive
My Leica turns 15 yrs old this year. Still awesome just doesn't have as powerful of a laser as current stuff. 7x, great glass, light and thin. If just a basic RF is needed, these might be able to be had for pretty cheap now. Mine was about $600 in 2010. That's a lot in 2024 dollars! Mine mostly lives in my golf bag now because the razor outperforms it for long ranges and inclines.I've got a Leica 1000 I've used for over 10 yrs. and I have ranged non-reflective targets a bit over 1200yds.
Because having your rangefinder built into a scope is about useless except for making commercials. And all the other reasons like scope performance, reticles, versatility, not having to point your rifle at everything your aren't shooting at that needs to be ranged, etc.Cheaper is not always best. By the time you buy your range finder and a seperate scope why not have them in one package. And Burris has a "FOREVER" Warranty no questions asked. https://www.burrisoptics.com/riflescopes/eliminator-iv-laserscope-4-16x50mm
Are you ranging soft skinned animals or hard objects or targets at 1000 yds?I would like to find the best bang for the buck range finder that will truly range to at least 1000yds
I doubt it was the snow. Probably the temperature. I had a 2 mile Sig that wouldn't range 400 yards when it got cold. Sig said I was welcome to buy another one. Last Sig I'll ever own!What about performance in snow? I was in snow covered mountains of Montana this fall with a guide and neither of us could get a reading past 200 yards. My guide claimed it was the snow and the fact that we both had cheaper models. I have a Nikon, not sure exact one off hand. Never had an issue with it before. I think he had some sort of vortex model. Anyone have insight on how snow affects it? I was just going to save up and spend real coin on one, hoping that fixed the problem.
That's almost as bad as using your rifle scope as a spotter, IMOCheaper is not always best. By the time you buy your range finder and a seperate scope why not have them in one package. And Burris has a "FOREVER" Warranty no questions asked. https://www.burrisoptics.com/riflescopes/eliminator-iv-laserscope-4-16x50mm