Range Finding Binoculars

[Jackie Graham]

Looking for a decent pair of range finding binoculars. Not looking to spend over $600 max. Would like something in the $400 to $500 range.
I see some for less than $200 but don't recognize the brand or trust any of the reviews.
Does anyone have any experience with these.
Quality recommendations appreciated.

 

[gold7126]

Any that have the range # in left eye piece? I do n0t have a right eye now.

 

[Jackie Graham]

Standard range finder should work for you then

 

[palmettomoon]

Do you mean like an M17 OT Ranging reticle or newer tech with laser range finder built in?

 

[Jackie Graham]

Prefer the laser range finder but need to stay within my budget.

 

[palmettomoon]

Prefer the laser range finder but need to stay within my budget.

We used the OT ranging reticule similar to that found in the M3 bino. I think we were issued M17A1 glasses in a rubberized plastic case. These binoculars are fairly easy to use if you know the size of the object you are referencing with the reticle and can be found in the $100 - $150 price range. Plus, no batteries to die on you.

 

[Jackie Graham]

I looked at a few of those but I am trying to see if anyone had other types like the laser that they have used. I won't always know the size of the object that I am looking at.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

Your best option, that I'm aware of, is the bushnell fusion.

 

[Jackie Graham]

Been looking at the ATN. I have looked at the Bushnell

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

North East GA - FS Vectronix Terrapin Rangefinder

Item Name: FS Vectronix Terrapin Rangefinder Location: Gwinnett Zip Code: 30519 Item is for: Sale Only Sale Price: 700 obro Willing to Ship: No Bill of Sale Required?: No Item Description: Vectronix Terrapin Rangefinder, model #909207. Pics below measuring 2712 yards across the lake this...

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This is an old model, but terrapins are dead nut accurate