Posted: 6/20/2008 5:44:10 PM EDT
| I will soon be in the market for a range finder. I am looking to spend no more than 250 dollars. Are there some accurate range finders for that price? I want to be able to make SURE my zeroed rifles are precise, and for precision shooting. |
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what distance? i got my leica 1200 from here they have better pricing than anyone on that particular model 
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| I have a Lecia and a Leupold and my Leupold is better by far, it reads far quicker and I have found the Lecia does not always read if there isnt enough reflection where the Leupold will, the Leupold will range smaller objects is what I mean. They both are accurate and read the same until the object gets to small where the Lecia just wont give any measurement. |
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I have a Bushnell, goes to 800yds. I don't know the model # off the top of my head. My only complaint is the glass isn't too clear, but I have nothing to compare it too either. Other than that, it's been in a small drizzle, cold, heat, and still worked fine. Paid $199 for it a couple years ago. |
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Look at the Midway USA site for laser range finder evaluations by actual customers. Then look at Natchez Shooters Supply. You will find rangefinders for $250 delivered. You aren't going to find a quality unit for that price. The "range" is dependent upon lighting conditions. Years ago, I took an inexpensive Bushnell and put it up against a foreign name brand that cost about 3 times as much. The other guy obtained a couple hundred yards of additional distance. |