What do you guys suggest for a entry level range finder? What budget range finders are you using?
Budget Range Finder
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I just bought a used Bushnell The Truth ARC laser rangefinder (2015) now discontinued for 50$
I looked at quite a few of them, but decided, I will use it just a few times...... so cheaper was better.
Now that I have one, I think it's nice.... not necessary, as I don't hunt like I see on some vids.
I looked at quite a few of them, but decided, I will use it just a few times...... so cheaper was better.
Now that I have one, I think it's nice.... not necessary, as I don't hunt like I see on some vids.
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The TecTecTec $119 rangefinder seems to get a lot of good reviews. No elevation angle correction, but at that price... They do have an angle correcting model for $30 more. Their entry level model was only $99 a month ago, so maybe the good reviews/demand pushed a price increase?
I bought the Bushnell G-Force DX ARC 6X at $180 and am very happy with it. Don't know if that's really "budget" though, more mid-range maybe. I definitely do not need a $600 rangefinder for casual shooting!
I bought the Bushnell G-Force DX ARC 6X at $180 and am very happy with it. Don't know if that's really "budget" though, more mid-range maybe. I definitely do not need a $600 rangefinder for casual shooting!
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I got this cheapo several months ago. Works fine for me. I don't ask a lot of it though.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071J89MXH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071J89MXH/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Halo 450xl from Amazon or Walmart. 90$ or so. Does have the built in incline adjust, but not illuminated.
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