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  1. Burris Eliminator Laser Rangefinder Rifle Scope 4x-12x 42mm Slightly Used 4x-12x with Reticle focus Very minor scratches on body but Perfect Lenses First Generation Eliminator Built-in Rangefinder Comes with: Scope with built in rangefinder Scope Mount, quick release $700 Or Best Offer
  2. Located in Houston, Texas Selling a Burris Eliminator Laser 4x-12x 42 mm rifle scope. No longer needed. Great condition. No scratches, great sight, rangefinder included in scope. Basically considered new. Quality is excellent. $750 obo
  3. I'm selling my G7 BR2 Rangefinder, perfect condition, no scratches, no dings, perfect glass, works flawlessly! I have ranged objects in excess of 2,000 yards. Shot my buck at 806 yards last year in 36b using it. For those that may not be aware of this rangefinder, after you program your rifles data into the rangefinder (you can program it for four rifles or loads) it actually calculates your dope automatically and gives you the yardage and the ballistic solution in MOA right on the screen. It takes into consideration everything from altitude, barometric pressure, angle of incline or decline...everything! Included in the sale is everything that came with the rangefinder including the case, strap, cd (instruction manual), cleaning cloth. $1,300 Ric 602-330-4664
  4. coueschaser3

    Few items for sale.

    I am cleaning out my hunting closet and looking to sell a few items. Pics are available on request or I will post them this evening. Please pm me with any questions. 2- Slik 340dx tripods with 3-way pan heads both lighly used and in good working order.....$65 each. 1- Johnny stewart predator caller, corded one use in the field w/ 3 original sound chips......$70 obo 1- Steiner Original Predator 10x50 binocular. Glass is in excellent shape, one small armor scar. Paid $700 will sell for $350 obo. 1- also have 4 1/2 ton dodge ram 2004 rims with michelin a/t tires 3 at 70+% tread with discount tire certs. 5 lug 20". Make a reasonable offer. 1- Leupold rx2 or rx3 Ill have to check. great condition, clean and in good working order. only needs battery which I may have. It is not the illuminated reticle.
  5. Coues 'n' Sheep

    SOLD***GEOVID*** 10x42HD RF

    Posting for a hunting buddy.... He has a basically brand new pair of the Leica Geovid 10x42 HD Rangefinding Binos. He used them for just one season and they are in Perfect (like new) condition. I would be buy these if I had the cash... $1,900.00 Now SOLD Text is best way to get ahold of him due to work.... (928)853-three 95 two Someone plz buy these so I don't get more tempted... I know these glass are already trained to find Giants!
  6. willhunt4coues

    G7 BR2 Rangefinder Review

    I have the G7 and I will tell you it can do ALOT more than ANY RANGEFINDER ON THE MARKET. Here is a review: First off I do not work for True Pulse G7 BR2, Laser Technology, or with any affiliates these findings are solely from my experience with trial and error and the G7 BR2 was bought with my own money. First impressions are great and I tell you when I ordered the G7BR2 you get exactly what you paid for. With a price tag of 1699.00 I started to really research rangefinders. I have a nikon riflehunter 1000 and can usually get out to about 750 with it but wanted to be able to range further. I loved it because it has incline decline which for this topic we will call THD (True Horizontal Distance). With being able to range as far as I can I wanted the THD feature on whatever rangefinder I found. Now almost most of them have it BUT the catch is it will tell you true line of site with a degree of incline or decline. So I thought seriously why can't they make one that tells me THD instead of line of site with degree. while searching I found the G7 BR2 but man the price was way up there. So I started to research. This rangefinder has a built in ballistics program and will give you TRUE exact readings. 1st off you can enter into the profile select which consists of 6 1 for JUST pure ranging that give true line of site, THD, tempature, alltitude, baro pressure. Next 5 profiles is where you would enter in guns. You can store a 30-06, .308, 338 mag what ever you have. In my case I have a hunt coming up and have my dads gun saved, 2 buddies gun saved and 2 of my rifles saved. When it comes time for them to shoot just select the correct profile (which you can name anything) and it will in turn give me correct THD in moa calculating in baro pressure, temp, altitude. 2nd once you have chosen a profile to update you can edit the name of profile. Next you chose Moa, BDC, Or inch as a drop standard. Moa gives you a correction value so you can dial up lets say 500 yards is 10 moa. It would read 500 yards with 10 moa. You can also select BDC if you already have a BDC turret (BDC turret is one that is set yardage for your rifle from usually the manufacture of the scope). So BDC terms would be 500 yards is 5 on your bdc turret. With the BDC input you will additionally input turret altitude, and turret temperature and this is only for the BDC turret. Next selection is the G1 or G7 standard. Almost every boat tail pointy bullet is a g5, g7 standard but most manufactures of ammo only give a g1 standard. G1 standard is a flat base pointed tip bullet. Next you enter in your BC of your G1 or G7 standard. Then you input in your muzzle velocity, then sight height, then zero range. *EXAMPLE*Now since you have your description (.308 Howa) with a MOA, G7, BC of .242, Muzzle velocity 2588, sight height of 2.00 (inch), zero range of 103 yards. You now can select if you want the range finder to continuously range, Range far targets (flat country), near targets. Now you press the range button with your .308 Howa (examp) selected it will give me a TRUE LINE OF SIGHT reading but here is the catch it will then calculate everything you imputed to the alltitude, temp, baro, incline/decline and shoot back a MOA number that appears about 2 seconds after the range is given. For example if I ranged a deer at 388 yards it would display 388 for 2 seconds then switch to 7.4 moa. Now lets say you want to check all this with a ballistics program fine just press the mode button once then press the up down arrow to give you all the reading s like THD, temp, baro, altitude, ect now since you have everything that needs to be inputted into the ballistics program you can to check to see if everything is on. Also included is the ability to dope wind with a wind meter. Just get your current reading 5, 10, 15 mph and once you have your MOA adjusted then press the down or up arrow and the reading from the range will be calculated into the wind so if you have a 5 mph wind with a range of 400 yards your reading should be 1 moa (.308 Howa). The ballistics engine will work out to 1400 yards with the range finder able to range without ballistics to 2500 (I have actually had the ranging work out to 2500) which is unbelievable. The range finder has a great goretex outer shell that is very durable. You can also select 3 different crosshairs with the back light able to be adjusted bright or dim. For everything this rangefinder has to offer from just ranging to getting full ballistics with wind this rangefinder is a must for those that require a long distance shot or just seeing how far away that hill is so you can plan accordingly. The rangefinder also comes with the instructions, extra battery, neck strap, and a hard shell case. I was going to go with the leica but the only down side to that is the ballistics is not TRUE it is based off a ballistics curve so you pick the CLOSET one to your gun which is not reliable. Please take the time to review the video I have attached to see this rangefinder in action and I know I do not explain stuff the best but this video will show you just what I mean. I can now say THAT THERE IS NO OTHER RANGEFINDER ON THE MARKET WITH THIS KIND OF CAPABILITIES. So the 1699.00 price tag is WELL worth the price if not more. Here are all the videos:
  7. Rifle2Bow

    Rangefinder assistance

    I'm down to the Leupold RX-1000 and the Vortex ranger 1000 because they have the red digital display. Does anyone have experience with any of these? Thx.
  8. azcouesandelk

    Misc Items 4 Sale

    Leupold RX 600i NIB retails for $240 asking $200 Price dropped $180 OBO Gerber LMF II Infantry NIB retails $100 asking $70 Price Dropped $60 OBO API Climbing Tree Stand NIB retails $240 asking $170 Price Dropped $150 OBO Coonan Model A 357 Mag with original box, serial number 055 asking $1100 Price dropped $1000 OBO If you have any questions feel free to shoot me a message.
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