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Have had them several years, bought them with my first .338 Lapua. Very well cared for. These are a serious range finder, for a serious shooter. Selling for $2,775 new @ B&H. Venturing into night-vision units so time to trade some toys for cash.
Good condition, typical handling marks from field use but these were only taken out once or twice a year. Always worn with elastic chest harness, never dropped or abused. A 17 pound rifle shot prone don't beget much 'Run&Gun' lol.
Run on a standard 9-volt, lasts over 1000 'ranges'. Integral front lens cap. These aren't a no-name company, been supplying long distance rangefinders to governments and militaries for years. Yes, a sig kilo is muuuuch cheaper rangefinder. No, it can't touch this unit on range. Can hit a man sized target well beyond a mile out.
$1,300 obo.
Good condition, typical handling marks from field use but these were only taken out once or twice a year. Always worn with elastic chest harness, never dropped or abused. A 17 pound rifle shot prone don't beget much 'Run&Gun' lol.
Run on a standard 9-volt, lasts over 1000 'ranges'. Integral front lens cap. These aren't a no-name company, been supplying long distance rangefinders to governments and militaries for years. Yes, a sig kilo is muuuuch cheaper rangefinder. No, it can't touch this unit on range. Can hit a man sized target well beyond a mile out.
$1,300 obo.
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