Range Finders!

[WesternKS]

Hey fellas what range finders are you bow guys using?
I really only need an archery range finder and the Ranging TLR75 looks like the least expensive way to get a yardage.
Thanks for any help here!

 

[Jamie]

I've been using the Nikon Laser 400. I like it but it is not really good for low light and I have to take my glasses off to use it. Not real easy when your holding your bow in one hand and trying to move as little as possible.

 

[spotit1st]

I have the Leica 900 its great it costs a little more but its worth the extra $$$ My hunting pordner has a nikon and he likes it also. He only complains about how slow it is compared to the Leica. I am starting to believe in the old saying you get what you pay for!!!

 

[whacknpack]

Bushnell Yardage Pro Scout.The smallest laser rangefinder available, the Scout's unique shape and ultra-compact size make it easy to grip with just one hand. The 10-yard minimum distance reading makes it ideal for bowhunters. It has a scan and zip mode but no rain mode. Weather-resistant, it is powered by a 3-volt lithium battery. Maximum reading on non-reflective target: 570 yds.
Color/Camo pattern: Green, Realtree Hardwoods?. This is a great addition to your gear list.

whacknpack

 

[HUNT]

I second the scout. Well worth the extra few bucks. Check ebay or surf the web for a good deal.

 

[bigmo101]

Optilogic 800. Compensates for uphill and downhill shots.

 

[BOHNTR]

Well I've had an original Bushnell rangefinder since they came out and it has worked great. However, I'm thinking of taking the plunge and buying Leica's new BRF (Binocular-Rangefinder). It's a lot of money and I already have some good optics.......but a quality bino with a built in rangefinder....too tempting.

BOHNTR )))---------->