Rangefinding Binoculars

[TxBowHntr]

I had the opportunity to play around with my buddy's Vortex rangefinding binos this past weekend. Have any of ya'll used rangefinding binoculars before? What are your thoughts?

[howabouttheiris]

I use them for unknown-location/unknown-distance rifle matches.

Like all rangefinders, the quoted range is to a highly reflective surface, so over buy on that spec.

I like them for spotting during hunting, but since they tend to be in the 8x-12x range, their use for point counting at distance is a bit limited compared to a high power scope or spotter.

[HTOWN]

I love them. I wouldn't have another set of binos without that feature. I have the Swarovski EL range, but I also like the Lieca range set as well. Both great pair of range binos

[Throwin Darts]

I have the Leica ones and they are top notch! Really great glass and rangefinder and also shows the angle, temp and barometric pressure.

[txtrophy85]

I bought a pair of the Vortex Fury 5000’s and don’t know how I ever lived without them.

I don’t use them for bowhunting but for rifle hunting it’s a must have.

[PlanoDano]

I have been toying with the same idea. I currently glass from tripod with 12x and was trying to decide between moving up in power to 15x or 18x or moving to rf binos for western hunting. I have no desire to lug a spotter.

[Bowhuntamistad]

Leica or Swaro, either will serve you well.

[Arrowslinger1]

I bought a pair of the Vortex Fury 5000’s and don’t know how I ever lived without them.

I don’t use them for bowhunting but for rifle hunting it’s a must have.

my buddy bought a set of these which struck my interest in them. I was gonna let him tell me how he likes them before I looked at buying some. I did notice the two different models LRF301 and the 302. Price difference is about $400. I was interested in knowing which ones you had and if you knew the difference in them?

[WItoTX]

Depends on what you want them for. For archery and spot and stalk hunting, they are big an would be a pain compared to a range finder, especially when you have your bow in one hand, range finder in the other. For sitting in a blind or stand where you have a bit more freedom to move around, I would use them over a range finder.

[Geraldg6]

I have a pair of Leicas. One of my best investments in my gear.


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[brrdnk]

I have the Swaro EL range and they are a game changer. I would not hesitate to get a pair with the rangefinder built in. But once cry once.

[WyoBull]

I love my Leica HD-B 10x42 range finding binoculars. Would not be without them when I am in the field.
Especially here in the Rocky mou tains where distances can be deceiving, they quickly confirm your yardage.

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[huntmaster]

I have the Sig BDX rangefinding binos,rangefinder and scope. they work well and are fun to play with

[Matt_C]

I had the opportunity to play around with my buddy's Vortex rangefinding binos this past weekend. Have any of ya'll used rangefinding binoculars before? What are your thoughts?

I use a pair of Nikon's and they work great. The new Vortex's have Ballistic software built into them and work very well from my limited use of them.

[Leonhogboy]

The problem for me is I shoot left handed. If I'm holding my bow in my right hand, I would have to hold and find the range buttons with my left hand. Therefore I run separate Vortex Razor 10x42 and an Impact 100.

Hogboy