Best range finder

[Gern186]

I'm in the market for a range finder. Looking for honest opinions on what you guys have and pros and cons. Something that can be used for hunting and golf. Price up to a couple hundred dollars. Thanks for any input.

 

[GoetsTalon]

Got this one for Christmas so other than playing around with it I feel like it's going to help me a lot. I love the size of it. It's fast.

 

[Hedgelj]

I have had a leica for going on 15 years. If I was getting a new one I'd get one with the angle compensation.

As it's optics you get what you pay for

 

[giles]

I've had my Leopold for a few years and have no complaints. Tells me yardard and I can pick what yardage comparison I want. Bow/gun

 

[jagermeister]

Vortex Ranger 1000.

 

[TinyTucky]

Just replaced a Vortex Impact 1000 (no issues at all over 5 years) with a Vortex Crossfire. Only switched because I wanted the illuminated reticle.

 

[whitetailjunky3]

I love my vortex diamondback

 

[bowhunter1023]

Just replaced a Vortex Impact 1000 (no issues at all over 5 years) with a Vortex Crossfire. Only switched because I wanted the illuminated reticle.

I'm about to do the same. I really struggle to see the writing in my Impact. I gave it to a buddy who likes to shoot long range rifles so I could justify a new one

 

[Dannmann801]

I got a Bushnell that has been working great for years. Don't know the model but it was about $100 back when I got it 5 or 6 yrs ago

 

[Big_Holla]

I have the Nikon Archer's Choice range finder that I have had for many years now, back when they first came out. Reliable and the battery lasts a long time in them.