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sig sauer range finder
@ 01:47 am (GMT) |
daniel bourkeHey guys,has anyone tried or no anything about the new sig sauer kilo 2000 range finder,they look prety good. |
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@ 03:19 pm (GMT) |
Bryan WebsterRe: sig sauer range finderHave a look at this article on the latest. They also did one on the one you asked about and really liked it so look around the site and you will find it under reviews:http://www.snipercentral.com/sig-announces-new-kilo-2400-lrf/ |
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@ 03:26 pm (GMT) |
Bryan WebsterRe: sig sauer range finderHere is the link to the one you asked about:http://www.snipercentral.com/sig-kilo-2000-lrf/ |
@ 02:55 pm (GMT) |
Andy HreljaRe: sig sauer range finderHi Daniel,I got one last week. Picked it up from Cleavers - note: not advertising anything here :) - as I was looking for a "cheap but reasonably good scope" for one of my rifles and they had a package with a Whiskey 3 scope (3-9) and the range finder (I'd been looking for a decent range finder for a while) for less than the price of the range finder alone. Looked like a good deal. I haven't had the chance to use the range finder in a hunting situation yet but the testing I've done with it I am very impressed. The optics are excellent, it's quick, accurate (I've got some things at known distances I tested it on) out to at least a couple hundred meters. The display is visible in all light conditions. Can't fault it really. Having said that I am comparing it to a $150 range finder I had previously and the SIG smashes the old one. And just as an FYI - was very pleasantly surprised at the quality of the Whiskey 3 scope. For what it would cost RRP (let's be honest, it falls in the "budget scope" category) it's excellent. That's my 2c worth :) |
@ 09:43 pm (GMT) |
Kevin HawkeRe: sig sauer range finderRecently I was told that the new Sig Sauer 2400 will retail here in NZ for $2600 which is close to twice the price of the new Leica 2000 B. The Sig Sauer will have to be very good to out do the Leica. |
@ 10:34 pm (GMT) |
Warwick MarflittRe: sig sauer range finderYes Leica are incredibly good. The 10× RF Binoculars are fantastic. |
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@ 05:40 am (GMT) |
Bryan WebsterRe: sig sauer range finderHere is a link to a decent review on the SIG 2400 range finder. Darned nice.http://www.longrangehunting.com/articles/sig-sauer-kilo-2400-review-1.php |
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@ 06:46 am (GMT) |
Bryan WebsterRe: sig sauer range finderI found a price for the Sig-Saier Kilo 2400 rangefinder for $2000 but so far they did not have any stock. I have been thinking of selling my Swarovski EL bios with its rangefinder in it to get something lighter, and this is it. Will just trade off to a really light set of Swaro bionculars and buy one of these after shopping around a bit. I normally take along a spotting scope anyway.Awesome to range very well up to 2 miles on reflective targets but it also has great capacity to return ranges in poorer weather than most can handle too. http://www.grouseriver.com/Sig-Sauer-KILO2400-ABS-Rangefinder |
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@ 06:07 pm (GMT) |
Andy HreljaRe: sig sauer range finderHi guys, just to be clear, I got the Kilo2000, not the Kilo2400. There is quite a price jump between the 2. I got the range finder and scope for <AU$900 delivered.[b] |
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@ 02:55 pm (GMT) |
Daniel BourkeRe: sig sauer range finderSo i finally decided to buy the sig kilo 2000,it is an awesome bit of kit and is as good as all the reviews say,took it up the Kawekas for a week trip and it was awesome. |
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@ 10:20 am (GMT) |
Warwick MarflittRe: sig sauer range finderFantastic. Another life long purchase. Did you get some meat for the freezer? |
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@ 03:00 pm (GMT) |
Daniel BourkeRe: sig sauer range finderHey Warwick,yip we sure did,was plenty around but took one each was a great trip. |
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