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Sig Kilo 1250.
I used a Nikon for a long time - until I couldn't range a very nice buck at first light because I couldn't see him. I could see him with binoculars, but not the range finder.
That led me to a quest for one that was good in low light (and wasn't super expensive). I read countless (literally) reviews. And all most all of them talked about how great the range finder was, unless you used in in low light conditions.
The Sig was the only one I could find (for around $200) that is good in low light. Very happy with it. If it is legal shooting light, I can range now.
This is the only Sig product I own - but certainly not opposed to more!
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Originally posted by KX500 View PostSig Kilo 1250.
I used a Nikon for a long time - until I couldn't range a very nice buck at first light because I couldn't see him. I could see him with binoculars, but not the range finder.
That led me to a quest for one that was good in low light (and wasn't super expensive). I read countless (literally) reviews. And all most all of them talked about how great the range finder was, unless you used in in low light conditions.
The Sig was the only one I could find (for around $200) that is good in low light. Very happy with it. If it is legal shooting light, I can range now.
This is the only Sig product I own - but certainly not opposed to more!
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I had the Leupold TBR rx750 and loved it, but the only downside to that RF was that it would not compensate for angle after 60 yards and then you had to read the range from a smaller font display in the corner which made it difficult.
I switched to the Sig Kilo 1250 mainly for its price point and quality, only regret is not spending a little more to get the red illuminated display.
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