Recommend a Range Finder

[sambo77]

I have a halo 450. It works good, and under $100.

 

[GeauxLSU]

I got one from work as a gift well over 15 years ago. It's a Bushnell (I'm sure models have changed 15 times since then) but it has never missed a lick and repeatability is absolutely perfect.
Great thing about electronics, they just get better and cheaper every year.
Happy shopping. It's a fun toy for sure.

 

[BIKER13]

be used in the deer woods.Where I hunt now I did borrow a range finder and ranged out to 105 yards as the 2 longest shots and some 60 to 80 trees also.It was fun to play around and guess distance though.@crippen

 

[Alaskan]

Nikon, Bushnell, Leupold.. have some nice ones under 230$. I've used a Nikon for 3 year across the US up to 1000 yards (never took 1000 yard shots) but the Nikon was always accurate ranging.

 

[78Bronco]

I’ve got a Simmons volt 600
Runs off a 9v.
4x magnification.
Sub $100
Two seasons and no issues.

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I have the same. Always got the job done for me.

 

[CraigMo]

Leica is the only one I've owned that has ranged accurately out to the 1600 max under all conditions. I brought a Nikon, Leupold and Halo out to Colorado, couldn't get a consistent accurate return past 350 yards with those 800 / 1000 yard rangefinders. The Leica works fine, every time, out to 1600 yards. I saw them recently for about $450, so higher end of your price range, but you'll never need a better one. If you want a good deal on a Leupold, Halo, or Nikon, PM me.

 

[Doworkson89]

Halo 450 is great and a great price. I think I paid $79.00 for mine.

 

[YOTESHOOTER]

LEICA, use and like them...

 

[drewga11]

Had a Nikon for a few years and got rid of it cause I didnt really use it anymore. Never had any issues with its accuracy, but it had an illumination feature that was terrible. The led was too bright and washed out everything.