what range finders

[outback preditor]

geez, just checkin out some range finders. i cant beleive how much they cost. i was wonder what one everyone usaes, how much they paid and any feed back on quality, soi dont get acrap one.
thanks pedro 8)

[jindydiver]

I bought a Bushnell Yardage Pro 400 from chopper on Archery-Forums and it cost $250. It works a dream.

[Sparra]

I got a yardage pro off archerytalk for $260au delivered...Works a treat..

[Pitty]

I still use the Mark 1 eyeball Pedro, but I have heard some really good reports about the Bushnells.

[Barry]

I have a bushnell yardage pro 500 cost me about 200 from archery talk in the states. That is of course second hand, but they work great.

[HOYT1]

l use the Bushnell Yardage Pro, its a great size. they are painful if they are to big.

[ricochet]

Gee Pedro , did not believe i would see the day you get all the bells and whistles for the bow :lol: :lol: I think you have been influenced by our ADAM. :lol:

Rick

[Kimall]

I know this should be in the classfied section but I have a second hand
yardage pro 400 for sale for $250 ono.

[outback preditor]

Gee Pedro , did not believe i would see the day you get all the bells and whistles for the bow :lol: :lol: I think you have been influenced by our ADAM. :lol:

Rick

yeh i know, but you cant knock it till you try it. really i want to get adeer and dont get the chance very often so i dont want to miss. on the other hand i juist got a widow recurve and am lovin the traditional thing too. lets say i am being open minded. :roll:

[outback preditor]

the yardage pro scout looks the go, it even comes in camo.

[Barry]

Coach I agree I would really like a set that had 8X magnification to double as binos.

Mine are 6X which works ok and is a good compromise.

[outback preditor]

yeh they look alright untill yo look at the size and weight of the suckers. too big for this little black duck. :shock:

[NRALIFE]

I use the Nikon 440 like this one but without the camo, it has worked good for me. The regular model cost about $20.00 less, it fits into a shirt pocket with not problems.

http://a1460.g.akamai.net/f/1460/1339/6h/www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/content/Item/71/19/07/i711907sq03.jpg


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[ds]

I use the Bushnell Scout, great size, therefore convenient to use when required.

[Mozza]

I use a bushnell yardage pro ledgend its small light and waterproof but they are pretty expensive

[Warlocke]

I use a Bushnell Yardage Pro 800.

Will range to 800 mtrs has 8x magnification, small enough to fit in the pocket and easy to use one handed.

I like the scan function on these, where you can hold down the button and move the rangefinder around and get constant range updates.

http://www.bushnell.com/products/rangefinder/specs/images/20-0880.jpg

Probably too much rangefinder for bowhunting but still performs very well, but I think it is more suited to long range rifle shooting.

I am considering some of those Quest binoculars myself.