by Dan Young | May 4, 2016 | Rangefinders
The highest-quality rangefinder can come with a truly heavy price tag. However, one should always value a good price-to-performance ratio. So, when searching for a rangefinder with great ranging distance, superior accuracy, and solid construction, consider the following, as they are our choices for the best rangefinders over 200 dollars. But the features of these rangefinders speak magnitudes about their value! Keep in mind that rangefinders are always application specific. You need to decide what situation you will use it for, whether that be turkey, elk, deer, or whatever game you are after. by Dan Young | May 4, 2016 | Rangefinders
Feeling like splurging on yourself? Have you determined that lower-priced and higher-priced rangefinders are just not hitting that “value” sweet spot? You might want to consider one from the list of our best rangefinders under 200 dollars. These are definitely more capable than some of the more budget-driven items, but also more affordable than top-notch rangefinders. After searching for the best middle-of-the-road options, we’ve made the following list in hopes you’ll find what you’re looking for. It includes eight of the best models in this price range for your reference. by Dan Young | May 4, 2016 | Rangefinders
If you're a hunter, you know how important it is to accurately judge distance to your targets. Accuracy and distance will mean the difference between a successful hunt and a short camping trip. That said, hunting rangefinders are tools meant to help ensure you don't go home from your next hunt empty-handed. Here at ScopesHQ, we've already looked at a fair number of hunting rangefinders which have "caught our eye," and we reviewed quite a few. Today, we hope to provide you our best hunting rangefinder reviews so that you may find one you'll enjoy using. We'll cover Bushnell, Nikon, Wildgame, and TecTecTec models.
by Dan Young | Apr 28, 2016 | Rangefinders
Rangefinders measure distances between targets and the observer. In the past, distances to targets were estimated using known information such as premeasured distances and/or average target sizes. Today, technology can reduce the amount of guessing required to distance objects. Typical consumer rangefinders are of the handheld laser variety, which use (you guessed it) lasers to calculate distances. So you might ask yourself how do rangefinders work, anyway? We'll help shine a light on this mystery in this post. by Dan Young | Apr 21, 2016 | Rangefinders
Whether you're strapped for cash, looking to buy additional gear, or just want to see farther for less, there's a rangefinder under $100 for you! We've dug deep into the internet in our search for the best rangefinders under 100 dollars, and we've ended up discovering two of the best-value optics solutions out there (as well as one really close runner-up to consider). We'll touch on the Halo XRT6, the Visionking Rangefinder 6x25, and the Simmons 801600 Volt. Happy spotting!
