Rangefinder

[mrklean]

Looking to buy a rangefinder for bowhunting, what do some of you guys have, or a decent one to look into. Not looking to spend $400 on a rangefinder either something at a decent price.

[mnguy152]

i have the cheaper nikon one like a 220 or it is the 440 can't rember. But it is the cheaper on that nikon sells been working for me for a couple of years now. It doesn't have the angle comp on it but at lest you are in the ball park for range

[DonBo]

Nikon Archer's Choice. For about $250 you get a great quality product. Nikon IMO makes some of the best optics anywhere for the price. It's got the angle compensation feature that I wouldn't do without.

It only reads to 100 yards, so if you wanted one to double for rifle (or golf ) you may need to look to a higher priced model.

[mrklean]

i was thinkin either nikon or bushnell

[Shu]

I have the same one as DonBo and I really like it.

[fire29]

I have the nikon prostaff lazer 440. I hate it!! It works fine in the day but if you try to use just before dusk or right after it gets light you cant see anything thru it. There should be enough light for it to work or even use it as a monocular, but you cant see thru it to see or read the numbers.

[nonteepical]

halo rangefinder made for wild game innovations, 400 yards $110.00 fleet farm carries them.

[stifler51]

get the nikon riflehunter, has everything the archers choice has but more range.... u can find it at new egg. Just google it, i know we prolly arent suppose to endorse other sites, but i get all my computer parts there and trust that site. Plus i usually get my items in 3-4days. I know u wouldnt think a computer site would sell that but they are the cheapest ive seen at 232.99. Even beats THE auction site.

[Code-Man]

the two that I have heard are great are Archers Choice or the Chuck Adams one. I didn't like the focus on the Chuck Adams' one but did like the Archers Choice which I have.