Range finder

i had a $50 tektek one off amazon that worked great for years.

Bushnell tour hybrid is what I use. It's fantastic.

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Bushnell tour hybrid is what I

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you found one of these for less than $100, or just flexing?

TGW Black Friday last year.

did have a discount code too.. yeah, nevermind.

It's not under $100, but I got a Vortex. I have some of their stuff for my rifles. Reason I went with them is the lifetime warranty. You can apparently send stuff back to them in pieces and they'll replace it. So as long as I don't lose it, I hope to never buy another.

They Callaway 300 Pro is on sale on Amazon for like 124. I’ve had one of those before and really enjoyed it. There’s several on Amazon in the 75 dollar range so I’d pick one of those if your truly trying to stay under 100

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Anyone ever use a Mileseey range finder? They seem to have the lower cost ones ( $129) up to the top of the line model for $799 (holy crap btw)

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I've been shopping around for my 1st one and I've been eyeballing their PF260. They have discount code and prob landing here unless I get convinced otherwise.

Left my nice Bushnell at Oakwing in Alexandria. Called them and they said "O yea we see it right here" and they'll ship it back to me if I just pay for shipping. Cool. Guy shipped it overnight for $35, like jeez buddy I didn't need it that fast but whatever thank you.

Open the box up and they send me a new in the box Redbird brand rangefinder. It's like a $40 rangefinder. So when I was on the phone with you when you said you see my Bushnell slope rangefinder you were actually looking at an off brand rangefinder new in the box?

Cart barn kids probably had my Bushnell sold on eBay the next day.

So can you buy a rangefinder for hunting and use it for golf? Or vice versa? Don’t really need one for hunting cause 99% of shots are 100yds or less, but might as well have one that can do both. Didn’t know if there was a difference

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So can you buy a rangefinder for hunting and use it for golf? Or vice versa? Don’t really need one for hunting cause 99% of shots are 100yds or less, but might as well have one that can do both. Didn’t know if there was a difference

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Yes. My brothers golf rangefinder is technically a hunting rangefinder. Most of the new golf rangefinders have slope/elevation adjustment so it can adjust the yardage depending on how much uphill/downhill the flag is. I'm sure the hunting ones do the same.