Laser Range Finder

[islandermyk]

Laser range finder for long range shooting... 1500 yards at the least.

So what do you use?



So I'm in the market for one, but I am not willing or planning to spend over $1K for one.

[Hoser]

I use a Leica Geovid, but dont range much stuff past 1200.

[Pike10]

Vectronix Terrapin. Little overkill but repeatedly ranges bushes off hand at 3900 yds.

[islandermyk]

Holy sh*t fellas.. those are extremely high end LRF's....

I jealous

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Holy sh*t fellas.. those are extremely high end LRF's....

I jealous

Step it off. 1 yard per step. That or tie a bunch of para cord together and stretch it out.

Jk though, subscribed for further education.

[islandermyk]

Step it off. 1 yard per step. That or tie a bunch of para cord together and stretch it out.

Jk though, subscribed for further education.

as I've mentioned on another thread... I have become dependent on the odometer on my vehicle and gps... when I tried shooting out to a mile I had to mil-out my buddy's vehicle to confirm I'm really out at a mile

[islandermyk]

I'm looking for a LRF for the reason of wanting to participate in a Endurance Challenge someday... and really curious to what you guys are using.

[Delfuego]

Here what I am planning on getting...

http://www.bushnell.com/tactical/las...elite-1600-arc

[Tim K]

Swarovski. It's ranged out to 1,900+. At roughly $900, it's a decent value. It is heavy, though.

[C Ward]

The only laser under 1K worth considering is the Swaro monocular. Pretty much the rule of thumb is that in poor conditions you can range reliably to about 1/2 the advertised range capability . The Swaro is a proven performer out the 1200ish . The Bushnell has a very good laser but the glass is crap and the reticule is too dim in bright light backgrounds .