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(@againstthegrains)
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I was wondering about this product Rudloph rang finder binocular.

I find a hand held rangefinder a bit useless in flat terrain, and a Burris Eliminator or Swarovski DS is out of my price range. I was thinking a pair of rangefinder binos may be the answer, but most are out of my price range, except these.

Does anyone on this group own a pair and can offer feedback on their usefullness?


 
Posted : 24/06/2025 1:15 pm
(@treeman)
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They soooo heavy ! !


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Posted : 26/06/2025 2:03 am
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https://rudolphoptics.co.za/collections/binoculars/products/rudolph-8x42mm-hd-binocular-rangefinder-3000m

Treeman must have held one in his hands. Nearly 1 Kg in mass. Could go through as a traditional weeepon!!!!


 
Posted : 26/06/2025 12:37 pm
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Yikes 968g... must be built so that you can load your Eland bull on top of it 😮


 
Posted : 27/06/2025 12:17 pm
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To be fair, they all weigh about the same, even the R75,000 Swarovski is 925g.


 
Posted : 27/06/2025 12:24 pm
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The extra weight might help in keeping the binocs steadier. A support helps a lot when ranging far objects.


 
Posted : 28/06/2025 1:22 am
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