I’m honestly not a fan of rangefinding binos. Handy for sure but just feel akward in the hand for me. I ran the zeiss victory RF for a season and they were nice but I just can’t live without my swaro NLs at this point.The Leica bino/rangefinder combo is totally amazing. Why do you want to lug around both binos plus a rangefinder?
I imagine they are nice but I can’t imagine giving up my Swaro NL 12’s for anything at this point and the Revic BR4 is the best rangefinder I’ve ever ran. I used to carry a kestrel along with my sig 2400 because I didn’t always trust it’s ballistic solutions where I don’t even question the Revic when it gives me a solution. So I guess I’ve saved myself some weight there… Carries pretty nice in a Marsupial harness in my opinion.Coloboy, you may want to check out a pair of Leica rangefinder-binos. They are crystal clear and it only takes a fraction of a second to press a button and know the range rather than jumping back and forth between binos and a rangefinder. Sometimes fractions of seconds are the difference between getting off a shot and watching a critter head over the horizon. The Leicas also have the benefit of being able to compensate for steep down and uphill shots. It sure is nice not having to juggle and carry both around your neck!
because last I checked years ago when they first came out their rangefinding binos only had a five year warranty.The Leica bino/rangefinder combo is totally amazing. Why do you want to lug around both binos plus a rangefinder?
I have never had a problem with my Leica’s in a lot of years. If you want I could look up how many yearsbecause last I checked years ago when they first came out their rangefinding binos only had a five year warranty.
I have, a, leapoulould fx 2800 and it works flawlessly id buy another oneNot leupold.