Rifle Scopes Laser rangefinder/binocular recommendation to go with Revic scope?
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Depending on your requirements for weight, (which the revic is on the hefty side so your setup is likely not a light weight anyway) I really like my silencerco radius. It's a weapon mounted rangefinder that can be mounted horizontal or vertical. Once properly adjusted, you put your scope cross hairs on what you want ranged, hit the button (mine is near the trigger) and glance see your distance. I've shot with a friend who has a newer 1800$ terrapin and my radius has so far been within 3 yards at 1350ish yards, and within a yard either way 670-890 yards. Occasionally you can find them used for around the 300$ range like I did. I contacted silencerco after buying mine to see if they could send a replacement target, and they sent me dust caps, a cleaning cloth, target, box with owners manual- they got me converted.
I've been awaiting the revic in mrad to go on sale, and talking back and forth with Aaron from Revic. He confirmed today that the revic does factor in angles as well which is something I wondered as shooting uphill or downhill does change the holdover. For those interested the mrad he said should have about 30 mils of internal adjustment. Good luck on the choice, lots of good options including those mentioned above.
Recently i got a PLRF15C and this is the best rangefinder I've ever use. I'm really surprised to see it's optical quality .
In low light conditions I often use my rangefinder to scan or scout rather than my 8x Bushnell binos.
In low light conditions I often use my rangefinder to scan or scout rather than my 8x Bushnell binos.
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and depending on what kind of Bushnell binos that aint saying a whole lot either........Not trying to sound like a optics snob, but just saying.
