SIG KILO2000 Laser Rangefinder Testing / Review

[ocabj]

https://www.ocabj.net/sig-sauer-kilo2000-sig-kilo-2000-laser-rangefinder-review/

I picked up the SIG KILO2000 and it seems to perform quite well. The real-life +/- accuracy is about twice what they put on paper, but a +/- 3 yard accuracy beyond 1000 yards seems acceptable to me. But I guess people will still nitpick that.

No issues getting readings up to 1300 yards in hazy conditions. Clearer conditions get me out to 2000 yards consistently on semi-reflective surfaces.



Quite annoying they didn't put a 1/4"-20 tripod thread on it, though. Remedied via a Really Right Stuff arca-swiss style adapter.

[bug_eyedmonster]

How does it compare to other rangefinders that you'e tried?

Jerry

[Mute]

https://www.ocabj.net/sig-sauer-kilo...finder-review/

I picked up the SIG KILO2000 and it seems to perform quite well. The real-life +/- accuracy is about twice what they put on paper, but a +/- 3 yard accuracy beyond 1000 yards seems acceptable to me. But I guess people will still nitpick that.

No issues getting readings up to 1300 yards in hazy conditions. Clearer conditions get me out to 2000 yards consistently on semi-reflective surfaces.



Quite annoying they didn't put a 1/4"-20 tripod thread on it, though. Remedied via a Really Right Stuff arca-swiss style adapter.

I don't know how anyone can nitpick that kind of performance at that price. This is probably the best bang for the buck LRF right now.