Range finders

[Delfuego]

I thought about a bino combo, but not sure I'm ready for that jump yet.

I think for rifle hunting it would no brainer. One piece less gear.

[Irving]

I think for rifle hunting it would no brainer. One piece less gear.

Generally I agree and have been peaking into the world of quality optics. I'm not ready to spend the money on quality binos yet, and unless I'm wrong, it seems like adding a range finder function will just push that move further down the road.

[MarkCO]

Generally I agree and have been peaking into the world of quality optics. I'm not ready to spend the money on quality binos yet, and unless I'm wrong, it seems like adding a range finder function will just push that move further down the road.

I hunt a lot, about 20 days a year (big game). I do not like the combination of bino and range finder, and most of the avid hunters I know don't either. Binos, LRF, spotter, monocular for different types and conditions. The cost for quality glass in a LRF bino is significant, especially in the 10x or 12x range, which is where I like to be for binos.