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Sub 200$ Rangefinder
Looking for my first ranger finder under 200$.I'm looking for ranges up to 600yds.I will most likely never shoot past 300yds.I like to got to the range and would like to get into varmit hunting .I have a friend with property that I could go 1000yds if I had the skills but i don't.I'm looking at the Nikon prostaff 3 vs a Bushnell 850 bone collector. They both fit well in my budget but the Bush seem to have more options.Neither have an ill retical but I think that's beyond my budget. Any and all help is welcomed.
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Sometimes more options is not better. Just cofusing. Best to try eack one out in a store and get the one you feel best about.
I have a older Bushnell800 yard one and it is fine.
The ones with the yardage adjusted for the vertical are best. But not a absolute requirement.
Cheaper would be a long tape measure
A 30cal will reach out and touch them. A 50cal will kick their butt.
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"Cheaper would be a long tape measure" good 1Comment
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I have the Redfield 550. Works for me. If it's too far for me to range it, I move closer. I think it was like $149 at TurnersHic Ego Statio
If I didn't have this gun the King of England could just come in here and start pushing you around. Do you want that, well do ya? - Homer SimpsonComment
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Check out optilogics products. They're around $200. They're ballisticly compensated and are made in the USA. I have one and I love it."Of all the branches of men in the forces, there is none which shows more devotion and faces grimmer perils than the Submariners." - Sir Winston ChurchillComment
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