Rangefinder choice
#1
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Williamsport, PA
Posts: 273
Rangefinder choice
Well I guess I have to do it, buy a rangefinder for my crossbow hunting.
I don't mind spending a buck but if someone has a product that has good bang for the buck, I would apprediate what you guys use and why.
Thanks,
daddus
I don't mind spending a buck but if someone has a product that has good bang for the buck, I would apprediate what you guys use and why.
Thanks,
daddus
#5
Nikon riflehunter 550...great rangefinder. as long as you get one with the angle compensation. that comes in handy believe it or not. the only thing I wish these rangefinders had (im sure some do) is a zoom..ive seen and used different ones before and most of them have a fixed vision on it. Sometimes being able to zoom in would come in handy. I know there are some rangefinders that are like crazy with all kinds of features and cost a hell of a lot of money. but yea I love my Nikon riflehunter.
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Mi.
Posts: 250
Bushnell 800
I bought mine for varmint hunting foremost, so I need the longer range this model offers. Has also done great work for me as a deer hunting tool, both for crossbow & 7mm mag. rifle.
And it did not cost a arm and a leg.
I bought mine for varmint hunting foremost, so I need the longer range this model offers. Has also done great work for me as a deer hunting tool, both for crossbow & 7mm mag. rifle.
And it did not cost a arm and a leg.
#7
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: southwestern va
Posts: 753
ive got that chuck adams edition, one of my hunting mags said it was the best of the lower end rangers. Caught it on sale one year at cabelas and i like it alot. Any shot under 99 yards and the angle compensator automatically kicks in, nice feature