i need a range finder
#4
RE: i need a range finder
i ususally lick my finger and put it in the air.....oh, wait thats wind. ummmm i dont have one so i guess i just put the bead on the heart and if its kinda farther away, i raise 'er up
but seriouslyi dont know anything about them, do they even help at all?
but seriouslyi dont know anything about them, do they even help at all?
#5
RE: i need a range finder
One of the best investments a hunter couldmakein my opinion! To be an effective shooter(no matter with what weapon), youMUST know your distances. A rangefinder takes all or most of the guess work out of the equation. I use a Nikon Pro 440. That one works great for me, because I bow hunt 99% of the time and don't really need anything better. You may want to step up a little bit if you expect to range longer distances more frequently.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
#6
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location:
Posts: 15,451
RE: i need a range finder
I had one I would of given you. But I got mad at a guy who run in to the back of my car on I-79 in West Virginia and did not stop.when He went around me the only thing I had was my range finder on the front seat.So as he made his escape I picked up the range finder and threw it and busted the guys side window.Then a whole bunch of cars drove over the Bushnell range finder
#7
RE: i need a range finder
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Wide Duplex® RE
Place game of approximately 16" in height in the ranging bracket on the lower picket, and turn the power selector until it fits into this space, then read the numbers on the rear of the power selector ring to get an estimate of the range (“3” for 300 yards, etc).
Wide Duplex® RE
Place game of approximately 16" in height in the ranging bracket on the lower picket, and turn the power selector until it fits into this space, then read the numbers on the rear of the power selector ring to get an estimate of the range (“3” for 300 yards, etc).
#8
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: fort mcmurray alberta canada
Posts: 5,667
RE: i need a range finder
Wide Duplex® RE
Place game of approximately 16" in height in the ranging bracket on the lower picket, and turn the power selector until it fits into this space, then read the numbers on the rear of the power selector ring to get an estimate of the range (“3” for 300 yards, etc).
#9
RE: i need a range finder
Here stubble contact them and tell them they are full of crap!
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