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Exp271 · 2024-01-13 00:46:41

I'm looking for a range finder. Any out there with any nice features? If not I was going to buy this one "HAWKE LASER RANGE FINDER 800 41022". Seems like a good price and 875 yards is probably twice what I need. https://lakelandshootingcentre.ie/product/hawke-laser-range-finder-800-2/

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13-01-2024 12:46AM

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Exp271

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I'm looking for a range finder. Any out there with any nice features? If not I was going to buy this one "HAWKE LASER RANGE FINDER 800 41022".
Seems like a good price and 875 yards is probably twice what I need.

https://lakelandshootingcentre.ie/product/hawke-laser-range-finder-800-2/

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#2 14-01-2024 07:39PM

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had a hawke 400 when i had a 223,worked plenty well for my needs

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#3 22-01-2024 06:55PM

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I have a cheap amazon one, don’t think it was more than €65 but it’s fairly accurate and can reach about 400yds. TECTECTEC prowild. Definitely not made very robust though. I’d say get the Hawke and have it last longer.

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