Rifle Scopes Laserscope Advice

[WebyGeek]

I'm looking for some, that is. I did a little research and want to know if the BURRIS Eliminator 4-12x42 Laser Range Finding Riflescope (200112) is good compared to Bushnell Yardage Pro 4-12x42 BDC (204124) since they have quite a price difference. Anyone with laserscopes also please add your two cents on your scopes. Thank you

 

[OpticsPlanet]

Re: Laserscope Advice


At first glance, both products look virtually alike. In fact, you can even throw the Nikon laserscope offering into the mix. While I like the Bushnell product for its price, the coolest feature has to go to the Burris Eliminator. Once your target's range is determined an LED dot illuminates on the elevation leg of the crosshair to give you you aiming point. The Bushnell uses a standard MilDot where you need to chose the dot. In this case, I would go the extra bucks and get the Eliminator!

George P.

 

[koshkin]

Re: Laserscope Advice

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Webyshops.com</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm looking for some, that is. I did a little research and want to know if the BURRIS Eliminator 4-12x42 Laser Range Finding Riflescope (200112) is good compared to Bushnell Yardage Pro 4-12x42 BDC (204124) since they have quite a price difference. Anyone with laserscopes also please add your two cents on your scopes. Thank you</div></div>

Burris just sent me an Eliminator to play with.
I'll let you know what I find.

ILya

 

[JeffRedd]

Re: Laserscope Advice

The Bushnell YP Scope has elevation dials that are etched for different calibers, plus a blank one for custom engraving.

 

[tool91]

Re: Laserscope Advice

I didn't like all the programming with the Burris eliminator . Although Burris can make a good scope I'd go with a Leupold Mark 4.

 

[carolinablue50]

Re: Laserscope Advice

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: ratatat</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I didn't like all the programming with the Burris eliminator . Although Burris can make a good scope I'd go with a Leupold Mark 4. </div></div>

Since when does a Leupold Mark 4 have an integrated laser rangefinder?

 

[taseal]

Re: Laserscope Advice

wow, didn't know these things existed. that's cool.

how good are they?

good as far as glass quality, range estimation etc

how do you attach them? it doesn't look like u take 2 rings and put it on a base