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Depends on your intended use.... on a quick read, you need to verify or check the following.
This would do a "highly reflective target" to 600 yards. Probably a deer to 200-300 max. (USE CASE:
gun hunting longer than a standard feeder shot)
I don't see a mention of angle compensation to display actual horizontal distance. Usually says ARC in the name. (USE CASE: archery hunting from tree stand)Last edited by howabouttheiris; 08-31-2017, 06:25 AM.
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Originally posted by howabouttheiris View PostDepends on your intended use.... on a quick read, you need to verify or check the following.
This would do a "highly reflective target" to 600 yards. Probably a deer to 200-300 max. (USE CASE:
gun hunting longer than a standard feeder shot)
I don't see a mention of angle compensation to display actual horizontal distance.
(USE CASE: archery hunting from tree stand)
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Originally posted by 2014FusionM View PostI would be using it for bow hunting, but would the angle truly be that important just as long as you knew the distance?
Just don't range a deer standing at the base of your tree or use it to range a long shot up/down a 45 degree grade.
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Originally posted by 2014FusionM View Posthttps://www.amazon.com/Simmons-80160...00+rangefinder
I have been thinking about getting one but have just never pulled the trigger. would this be one worth jumping on?
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Originally posted by Antlers86 View PostI went with this one. $150-$250 online everywhere else. Tyler Walmart off Troup Hwy had 1 at counter 2 days ago.
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