What mount do you use to get them on the tripod(?). Looks like the laser is in front where normal mount goes.I love my 10x42 Leica HD-B binos. The glass is great and the rangefinder is too. It's easier to range distant stuff with a bino to hold steady instead of a smaller rangefinder. I often put them on a tripod for glassing and you can really get a steady range measurement then. I use it planning stalks some, if the critter is at 1800yds I can range high points between me and it and figure out where to shoot from.
My grandpaw has had a pair for over a decade. He has used and abused them and hasn't had any problems with them at all. He loves them.Any one have experience with Leica 10x42 Geovid R Binocular/Rangefinder? Yes, older version, but price dropped to $1,399.
A pretty cheap Nikon mount with a padded platform and a quick release buckle strap over the top. It isn't ideal but is enough for stabilizing 10x binos. I don't like the Velcro versions because they are loud. I have an Outdoorsmans adapter on the bottom to fit my tripod heads. It makes a pretty decent rifle rest too.What mount do you use to get them on the tripod(?). Looks like the laser is in front where normal mount goes.
Thanks, Daubs
I️ thought I️ would love them for all the reasons previously mentioned, simplicity and just one less thing to have hanging from my body. But the reality was, most of the time they were just fun to have, and crazy cool in low pressure scenarios. When it came time for the actual shot, I️ missed having the small compact range finder.
Archery. Bow in one hand, ready for the shot, slight rise with the other to check yardage. WAY easier and way less movement.
Rifle... belly crawling to your shot location, rifle up in your shoulder, again, much easier with one hand for a last check on distance and then right into your rifle for the shot.
Just some personal insight.
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