Which rangefinder is the best for deer hunting? - nikon prostaff 550 8370
Nikon ProStaff 550 is the 440 or the Nikon rangefinder better choice for hunting deer (either in Mississippi and South Texas)
Friday, February 19, 2010
Nikon Prostaff 550 8370 Which Rangefinder Is The Best For Deer Hunting?
5 comments:
I prefer to use a Leica. is like any beter than many other products ....
I never used a rangefinder to the last year. I was on a new chance and not ruin my chances of a return to a shot of shock, so I bought the best binoculars I could find (and) has a wide margin, and I cracked and bought a "cheap" Bushnell rangefinders. I do not remember the model number, but it is less costly training. It worked wonderfully. Each dish is controlled by 440 meters with the model my dearest friend. I was so impressed, he bought his first for his father. They range from about $ 150.
Good luck and good hunting!
I think that for any optical or Leupold rangefinder the only way to go. They are Americans and do what they do is guaranteed for life. Of course you can spend more money on other brands, but the money is nothing better than Leupold.
The effective range would be the 550, which is larger. Keep in mind that 550, the maximum range of the device under ideal conditions, with maximum contrast () for example, white spots in the parking lot of black. After less than ideal conditions (like a deer cape chestnut-brown), the effective range is much smaller. If you really want 440 or 550 meters range under field conditions, you can a drive of 800 yards or more.
Leica 1200 LFR
Not a glance, but wide and wild in much further than others. The days when the good light conditions of 900 meters is no problem. It also has a red screen are easliy on black (the only brand that has this function can be) read. It is also one of the narrow beam, so that you can get results as they leave with all the errors (branches, grass, etc.) than others. Finally, the optics are among the best are provided free () too.
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