Looking for a good rangefinder?

[Eric4x4]

I have an older Bushnell yardage pro. It is time to retire it and get a new one. I have looked at the Leopold RX-II and the Nikon Pro Staff 440. Any suggestions without spending to much more than $300.00?

[dac6933]

I am using a Nikon and have had no problems what so ever.

[leebtattoos]

nothing beats the naked eye. i know too many people that missed shots because they relied too much on thier range finder. just my .02 though.

[Tuff]

I'm currently looking at the Nikon also, but like others have already said, get plenty of practice without a rangefinder and get good at judging distances...

[txhunter]

I use the tools if they are available. I think you just might have a better chance of messing up the yardage without a range finder than with one. So why not use one? ;)

The Leupold RXII is a good choice. Great quality always comes from Leupold.

[Eric4x4]

Playing golf off and on through the years has really helped judgeing distance through repitition. I still like to double check when hunting, never hurts to get a second opinoin.

[BOBSTER]

I have the old busnell yardage pro 200. Do not really use it alot. Have pulled it out in CO, but never was needed. If for bowhunting, I don't think you really need to get one that goes out past a couple hundred yards, but then you may pick up the old longgun and want to take a long shot. I have not used mine out past 50 yards, other than just playing around. Bob

[boos2]

I just bought the Nikon from Cabelas. It was in the Bargain Cave!