Good range finder

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Deerstalker
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Re: Good range finder

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I like the Nikon Archers Choice range finder.
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RonnieM
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Re: Good range finder

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I got one off amazon for around 100$. Works great. When I get home I can give you the make and model.
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ELLIS
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Re: Good range finder

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Nikon Archers Choice range finder X2 !!!!
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Pa.hunter
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Re: Good range finder

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I got the Nikon Archers Choice x3
Matrix 405 with Leupold VX-R FireDot duplex
Matrix 380 Xtra with Leupold VX-R FireDot duplex
Matrix 330 with Leupold Crossbones
TriggerTech Matrix hunter 2.5 in all 3
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jd4223
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Re: Good range finder

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I have the Simmons 600 model.Paid $115,and $15 more dollars for an extended 3 yr warranty.Runs on 9 volt battery.States yardage up to 600 yards.Never had the opportunity to shoot my bow that far yet.Used it for rifle/shotgun hunting.Never shot a deer more than 100 yards.Just used the scope on my gun and only used the range finder just to see how far the deer was.The Simmons Range Finder I have doesn't have any angle compensator but,when shooting less than 25 yards from a 12ft ladder stand,I didn't need one.
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