how does the rangefinder
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Irv, I do NOT like the rangefinder. It actually gets in the way for me. The instructions are vague at best. I don't use the rangefinder part, but I DO use the duplex reticle part. This works like a conventional hunting scope. Still, this is a very decent scope; it has held zero very well on my 308 Scout and dials back repeatably for my come-ups and back down for 100yds. Great value scope. Buy it.
895532
I have it zeroed at 100 yards unfortunately that's all the range I have. It's on a Mosin Nagant in an ArchAngel
2036752
Unless you an unbelievable shot and plan on shooting 100yrds you wouldn't need a rangefinder. Just aim and shoot.
1371139
There are good reviews of this scope using it deer hunting, I have only used it on small game, and it works great. Good and clear and plenty of light at dusk. keeps zero
1812512
I believe so. The range finder is very easy to use but if you need a Manuel you can find one on the web site.
799586
i use it for hunting and as long as the target is solid it is very accurate but if i look at a tree line during hunting season (no leaves) sometimes ti doesn't work. i havent tried it on tree lines with leaves.
661679
You'll probably have difficulty getting readings. The pin seeker function isn't that accurate. I usually need to estimate what I expect to match the correct yardage. It's more expensive, but the Bushnell Jolt would work better for you. It vibrates when it locks on to the pin. Have two playing partners that use this and works great.
1607009
Yes it does! A nice light lanyard attaches securely and then allows you to tuck rangefinders into shirt pocket. Great set of rangefinders!!!!!!!
812309
The problem I see is being able to hold it steady enough at that range but will do the job. It will track on and off target so you will know dhen you range prairie dog with distance comparison. Hope this helps it is great range finder
2137033
Depends on what yardage you have it sighted in. Typically sight it in at 100 yards and go from there.
1346558
At the eye end of the rangefinder, the end with only one lens, near the base, you'll see a small metal bar running from side to side. Now take a look at the neck strap. There's the longer, thicker loop and a small, thin loop. Work the small, thin loop behind the little metal bar so that almost all of it is sticking out. Either direction is ok. Now, run the longer, thicker loop through the smaller thinner loop and pull tight. You're done!
642189
This has range finding capabilities using the MIL scale reticle. It is NOT a laser range finder, but if you are willing to do a bit of math and practice, it works well. Benefit is that it does not require batteries. An accessory that helps with using MIL scale ranging is the Mil dot master.
784453
Mine seems to be 3 yards off at 150 yards compared to my friends Bushnell. Other than that it works well and is small and light enough and if I add 3 yards it is consistent. I am still on the original battery after 3 months and 3 rounds per week.
713585
Meters and Yards, so, yes. It's a great range finder for hunting...not meant for golf though :)
2217627
Yes. Very basic operation. The button closest to the front toggles yards and meters. The button closest to your eye is used to measure the distance. Press it once to get the distance. Press and hold to "scan" distances - as you move the range finder across a field of vision, the distance reading changes as you encounter different object. Many of the lower priced LRFs do not have a scan function... it is kinda nice to have.
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Terri, With the rangefinder turned off, press and hold the button for about 5 seconds. Everything will turn on and and then it will toggle back and forth between M and Y. Simply let go of the button when the desired setting is flashing.
1929007
I am very pleased with the GolfBuddy. The voice GPS rangefinder will give from over 600 yards to any distance closer.
632236
the non primos one has clear shot. its cool, it tells you the highest point of your arrows path so you can see if a branch is in the way. all in all not needed but nice to have. it is also able to be calibrated where the primos is not. there is definitely more to the non primos, its the next edition to it looks like primo stopped the partnership http://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-202442-4x20mm-Bowhunting-Rangefinder/dp/B00ILFLT24/ref=dp_ob_title_sports the video goes over the new stuff