Kahles Helia Rangefinder

[kmontang]

Just got a Helia in at work, and I need a new rangefinder. thoughts on this one? I know in riflescopes Kahles are top-notch, but I've got zero experience or feedback to go off of for their electro-optics. Initial thought was the glass is good, it uses a red LED which is good, and I like that it displays the actual angle you are lasering as well as compensating for it.

 

[Powder_Burns]

For archery, the angle/incline compensation is useful. For rifle, a true line of sight range is preferred.

 

[kmontang]

For archery, the angle/incline compensation is useful. For rifle, a true line of sight range is preferred.
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I’ll have to check, but I’m fairly certain I can program it to display either one

 

[308pirate]

Swarovski Optik (who owns Kahles) is the type of optics company that typically knows that it's doing and doesn't do anything half assed.

I bet their electro-optics are top shelf.

 

[Smokin7s]

Just got a Helia in at work, and I need a new rangefinder. thoughts on this one? I know in riflescopes Kahles are top-notch, but I've got zero experience or feedback to go off of for their electro-optics. Initial thought was the glass is good, it uses a red LED which is good, and I like that it displays the actual angle you are lasering as well as compensating for it.

What’s the $

 

[M77]

they are made in China and are VERY similar to the first gen Vortex Fury

 

[Smokin7s]

they are made in China and are VERY similar to the first gen Vortex Fury

Are any of the fury’s worth the money I need a rangefinding bino

 

[kmontang]

What’s the $

I think my price would be $350 or so.

they are made in China and are VERY similar to the first gen Vortex Fury

Im talking about the regular LRF, not the Bino

KAHLES: Mono-Rangefinder

www.kahles.at

 

[M77]

I think my price would be $350 or so.



Im talking about the regular LRF, not the Bino

KAHLES: Mono-Rangefinder

www.kahles.at

Yes my bad ,