Best range finder under $200

[ghenson82]

In the market for a new range finder for bow hunting, but with the ability to use for rifles on occasion. I want the true horizontal distance, calculating for angles feature. Bushnell Scout Arc? SIG Kilo 850? What do you guys suggest? Thanks

[tmurray]

I've got no experience with the Bushnell but I really like my SIG.

[jbarr]

Look at the sig kilos

[Buck Slayer]

Amazon has the kilo for 145...

[HighwayHunter]

Sig Kilo is the bomb. I like it better than most I’ve tried with the exception of the vortex ranger


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[Traildust]

They all suck without the illuminated display. I have Nikon.....just wish the display was better.

[AxisAddict]

I've used several, but I put my own money down for a Kilo 850. I LOVE IT! I've used it for bow, rifle, and golf with no problems.

[Duckologist]

https://www.amazon.com/Golf-Laser-Rangefinder-900-Yard/dp/B07DQPN6M9/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1535043685&sr=8-2-spons&keywords=golf+range+finders+for+sale&psc=1

[TD2000]

https://www.amazon.com/Golf-Laser-Ra...for+sale&psc=1

This site sure causes me to spend a bunch of money

Thanks for the tip on range finder

Giving it a try

[tmurray]

They all suck without the illuminated display. I have Nikon.....just wish the display was better.

Sig is illuminated red

[Traildust]

Sig is illuminated red

Ya.....for $1200

[texan4ut]

This site sure causes me to spend a bunch of money

Thanks for the tip on range finder

Giving it a try

X2

[tmurray]

Ya.....for $1200

This is the one I have and I got it (technically my Dad bought it for me for Christmas but I know what he paid ) on sale for $399.99 and it is illuminated. https://www.amazon.com/Sig-Sauer-KIL...00+rangefinder

I've ranged a tree at over 1300 yards with it, farthest I've ranged a deer is a little over 400 but might be able to do more, I haven't been able to try beyond that yet.

[tmurray]

Alright I did some reading, looks like you have to get into the Kilo 2200 like mine for the "LumaticTM Display automatically calibrates display brightness to changing ambient light conditions"

Sorry for the confusion, it's definitely not under the $200 budget but not $1200 either

[ghenson82]

Thanks guys! Looks like the SIG is the winner at the moment