Videos tagged with Rangefinder Accuracy

This review compares three high-end rangefinding binoculars: the Swarovski SLC 15x56, Leica Geovid, and Sig Sauer KILO10K. The Swarovski excels in optical clarity for spotting but lacks rangefinding. Leica offers excellent rangefinding with good glass but a 15x magnification is less ideal for field matches. The Sig KILO10K provides integrated Applied Ballistics and 10x magnification, making it a versatile choice for field use, despite some minor drawbacks like a blue tint and occasional connectivity issues.

This video details a high-tech turkey hunt in Illinois, focusing on Bushnell's latest optics and rangefinding technology. Matt Rice from Bushnell discusses the durability and design of the new RXM 300 red dot sight, its collaboration with competitive shooter Casey Asubio, and its performance on a 12-gauge shotgun. The conversation also highlights Bushnell's advanced laser rangefinders, emphasizing accuracy and reliability, and provides practical tips for hunters to maximize their rangefinder's effectiveness in the field. The segment also touches on Bushnell's new binocular harness and their commitment to improving rifle scopes.

This review tests the GoGoGo laser rangefinder, assessing its accuracy and practical range for various applications. While performing well on reflective targets up to 300 yards with +/- a few yards of variation, its effectiveness diminishes significantly beyond 400 yards, especially on non-reflective or obstructed surfaces. The reviewer notes its precision to the tenth of a yard is misleading given its +/- one-yard accuracy, suggesting it's better suited for golfing or zeroing rifles rather than extended long-range shooting.