I have had one for about a year now, seems to be accurate and I don't see the point in paying more for one that does longer ranges, 400 yards+
Only problem is that I paid more
Cheers
Has anyone tried the Range finder from JS Ramsbottom yet? Looks good. What are the advantages of buying a more expensive one?
I have had one for about a year now, seems to be accurate and I don't see the point in paying more for one that does longer ranges, 400 yards+
Only problem is that I paid more
Cheers
Snooper601 Suspect a simple fault, or a simple engineer He who dies with the most toys wins!
QHAC Official lubricant development engineer.
Snooper601 could you tell me the magnification ive had a look at the spec but cant find it?
ATB
Dean
HW100 BULLPUP .177 DEBEN 6-26x56(Bullpuped by Keef)
HW90 TB .20 SMART 3.8-12x44
RAPID 7 .22 SMART 3.8-12x44(Sorted by Sam)
STEALTH .25 MAG IV50 5-20x50
HW40 Thanks to Zwirek
CP99
HW90K .177 BISLEY 3-9x40
RABBIT STOPPER in bits
STATICAL .22 in bits
BSA SUPER METEOR .22 (custom? )
WIFE
Got one today and it looks great. Unfortunately it was defective so I think it's going back for repair or replacement. On the handling side it is very good with a range from 4 yards out to 400 yards it will cover all our FT and HFT course design requirements. The major drawback is lack of magnification at 8yards out to 35 yards aquiring the target is simple from 35 out to 55 yards (our maximum) it get increasingly more awkward to hold on a knockdown to get a true range and in shaded woodland a magnification of even 4 X would turn this useful instrument into "best buy of the year". Even now at £130 it is VGV for money.
David
i would appreciate some more feed back on this dave as i am considering getting one (so i can get more 44.9 yard targets set up at jgarc)
tia
neil
DONT BEAM ME UP SCOTTY I'M HAVING A CR__.__..._......
I'm sure you're joking about the 44.9 yd bit, but check against a known distance, as I borrowed a Bushnell that is at least a yard out. I'm thinking of getting one as well. Are they harder to use 'cos of the lower mag?Originally Posted by digitaldwarf
Gus
The ox is slow, but the earth is patient.
I have the use of a Bushnell which consistently disagrees with a surveyor's tape measure by 1 yard on all ranges from 8 to 55 yards.
yep was joking (maybe) hence the smiley but if they are out by 1 yard consistently then i can live with that as long as it is consistent
DONT BEAM ME UP SCOTTY I'M HAVING A CR__.__..._......
Hi Neil
Don't think you are joking about 44.9 yds as the one last Sunday hidden under a bush was a nightmare
Ray
I just picked up a Nikon Laser 800S in Dubai for £157
Originally Posted by Haakon
dont need to go to dubia to get it that cheap haakon
has anyone got the smaller one? i think its a 75 yard one.
i'm on a stupidly tight budget ATM but it'd make a useful addition to my kit
probably not - but as it was 40 degrees outside on my recent trip I had to console myself with some comfort shoppingOriginally Posted by BoNeS
Originally Posted by Rich
I own a Bushnell. It consistently disagrees with a Leica by 1 yard + or - on all ranges between 200 and 500 yds.
If you cannot cope with the extra bullet drop in a yard, over such a short distance, then god help the rest of us.
Robin
The point is though, you should not use a laser rangefinder when setting out targets for competition, especially if the max allowed is 55 yards.