Bare basic rangefinder?

[Dthomas3523]

Just looking for a bare basic rangefinder to verify targets at matches and distances for trueing/training.

Don’t need Bluetooth, AB, nothing crazy. Probably need it to be reliable on steel out to +/- 1500yds.

Also, not looking to spend Vectronix money as of right now. Not looking for something cheap, but looking to keep it down a little this time.

Recommendations?

Thanks

 

[magtech]

Leica 2400R?

 

[Ozarkcop]

Sig kilo or vortex ranger are both good options I have used both. I have had the ranger three years and no problems

 

[srt-4_uk]

Sig Kilo 2200

 

[TC308]

Sig kilo or original basic bushnell 1 mile. I was surprised how well my buddy's bushnell worked next to my kilo

 

[JLP.Payette]

Nikon Black 4K is good for the money.. They can be found for 300-350

 

[b6graham]

Nikon Black 4K is good for the money.. They can be found for 300-350

this if you dont wanna get a leica

 

[Jjviperzar1]

+1 Sig Kilo 2200 I got the MR version right at Christmas for $350 at my local Sportsman’s Warehouse on a closeout sale.

 

[Jefe's Dope]

Leica 2000B. $399 from EuroOptics. There's several Leica models on sale for the same price but are not as 'feature rich' i.e. angle, temp, and Baro. There's a demo option for $315 but currently shows out of stock. Definitely the best bang for your dollar value today. If you need more distance, you're looking at likely double the cost. The Leica are known to be reliable and better represented in advertised distance. I've offhanded mine over mile many times. It's not easy and not every target. Closer is easier. The glass is amazing. Small form factor is the reason I bought, so glad I did.

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[northshorelumber]

A basic model of Sig Kilo or Leica.

 

[Idaho-5R]

I have to go with the Leica 2400R. I purchased one recently & I'm very impressed!!!!! Idaho-5R

 

[sevenplagues]

I bought a Sig Kilo 2200 LRH and had a TERRIBLE time getting it to range past 160 yards. Sent it back.

 

[Blair993]

2400r great kit.

 

[sevenplagues]

I'm looking into this SilencerCo Radius 3... anyone have any experience with it? Friend of mine has one, he seems to like it.

 

[WeisGuy]

Leica "R" series

 

[rhsc]

If you can find one, the discontinued Swarovski Laser Guide 8x30 is an excellent no-frills rangefinder. I picked up one of these in the Px here recently for a very good price and couldn't be happier with it. Ranges reliably to 1410 yards (longest distance I've tried so far), has great glass, a wide field of view, simple, quick operation and it has a very effective auto-dimming feature for low light use. There's nothing displayed until you hit the button, so it also works as a nice 8x monocular. To Vitali1342 - even if you're just thinking about asking... NO! You can't have it back!

 

[mdesign]

Sig 2200 will do just fine, simple and ranges well

 

[camotoe]

Leica would be my first choice
Nikon black 2nd

 

[SonicBurlap]

Nikon Black RangeX 4K. I use it in the mountains and it works perfectly.