Lost my Bushnell Arc rangefinder

[Shootinsurveyor]

Lost my trusty rangefinder while practicing for elk archery season. I’ve had it probably 8 years and it did everything I needed it too although the reticle and display was less than perfect. I’ve got a bunch of cabelas points to replace it. I’m looking at the Sig 2200, Vortex Razor Hd, or the Vortex Ranger 1800. I’m initially going to use it for a archery elk hunt in September, but would like to have it useful for ranging out to 1000 for rifle. What can you guys reccomend out of these 3? I know there is a little price difference but am willing to buy the razor if it is much better. Help a brother out!

 

[jdodd]

I have a sig and have had great luck with it. My father has one as well and he loves it. No experience with vortex.

 

[Mk32784]

I would do the Sig they're very capable units, I have had the 2000 and it would hit 1000 yards no problems.

 

[Hollywood 6mm]

If you haven't bought one now, the new Bushnell Nitro 1800s should be shipping. $350 street price gets you Applied Ballistics Ultralite, interconnectivity with AB Kestrels via Bluetooth, and an advertised 800 deer/1200 tree/2k reflective range capability.

 

[FN-Whitney]

For a low cost option that's still reliable the Sig is the way to go, I have used the 2000 out to 1000 yards and its works great.

 

[Steel head]

My Leupold 2800RX has been easily capable of bushes and trees at 1500 and steel at a mile is consistent.