Range Finder Advice

**markm** · 10-16-18, 18:52

Friggin Sig has it together... between the Romeo sights, range finders, and really nice suppressors... MPX sub guns, they're killing it.

**Mr McSimon** · 10-16-18, 19:01

Originally Posted by markm

Friggin Sig has it together... between the Romeo sights, range finders, and really nice suppressors... MPX sub guns, they're killing it.

I tend to agree. And don't forget about the P365, awesome little pistol!

**markm** · 10-17-18, 09:54

Originally Posted by Mr McSimon

I tend to agree. And don't forget about the P365, awesome little pistol!

Sig has pistols???

**fledge** · 10-16-18, 20:02

If you are just plinking and setting up targets, consider the BallisticsARC app. It has a map feature that uses GPS coordinates to calculate distances. It also calculates angles.

This could also work if you are hunting from a stand and research your shooting lanes in advance.

For $15 it’s a cheap way to get started.

More info: https://geoballistics.com/#x-content-band-2

**Slippers** · 10-16-18, 20:46

I also have a kilo 2200mr and it works well. Definitely a good purchase.

**ST911** · 10-16-18, 21:43

Leica and Vortex are GTG.

I just got a Sig Kilo 1400 BDX for my walking-around gear, and it is also GTG. The Bluetooth app interface works okay, and it’s suggested dope is pretty close.

**Don Quijote** · 10-17-18, 04:08

Leica 2000

**Ned Christiansen** · 10-17-18, 10:49

I have a Vortex Ranger 1300. I'd sure like one that goes to 2200 just for fun but have no actual use for that..... for now 1300 is a good range for me to work within. The Ranger is also a dang good 6X monocular at the same time.