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bclark1 · July 21, 2006, 08:49 AM

ah i can't remember what the specific model of mine is, i know it's a bushnell 1000yd one. i got it as a gift. i don't see it on cabela's though. from my experiences, though, i'd give the thumbs-up to bushnell. i haven't used it very aggressively, mostly just seeing what i can hit where when i'm plinking in the woods and fields, as well as just playing with it. it'll range anything i can see, and can supposedly do 2000yd on highly reflective objects... granted, that would have to be like the world's largest mirror in order for you to actually know that's what your reticle is on at that distance...

edit: figured it out, it's the yardage pro 1000. i forgot its features too. weatherproof, yards or meters, and it's got 4 settings depending on the environment you're ranging in, like rain.

July 21, 2006, 08:49 AM	#3
bclark1 Senior Member Join Date: January 5, 2005 Location: Ohio Posts: 1,531	ah i can't remember what the specific model of mine is, i know it's a bushnell 1000yd one. i got it as a gift. i don't see it on cabela's though. from my experiences, though, i'd give the thumbs-up to bushnell. i haven't used it very aggressively, mostly just seeing what i can hit where when i'm plinking in the woods and fields, as well as just playing with it. it'll range anything i can see, and can supposedly do 2000yd on highly reflective objects... granted, that would have to be like the world's largest mirror in order for you to actually know that's what your reticle is on at that distance... edit: figured it out, it's the yardage pro 1000. i forgot its features too. weatherproof, yards or meters, and it's got 4 settings depending on the environment you're ranging in, like rain.