Whatever you get, I recommend that you get one with a high contrast display (i.e., red or green). In low light, the black LCD displays are difficult to read.What would be the best range finder to buy ?
Not on Rangefinder electronics See below from their Website Lifetime Guarantee (leupold.com)Leupold has a lifetime warranty.
Wouldn't a red dot be an electronic device though.Not on Rangefinder electronics See below from their Website Lifetime Guarantee (leupold.com)
ELECTRONICS LIMITED TWO-YEAR GUARANTEE
Leupold electronic products, which include rangefinders, thermal products, and other electronic devices, are warrantied against defects in materials and workmanship for two-years from the date of purchase. If the product is found to be defective, Leupold & Stevens Inc. will repair or replace it free of charge, within that two-year period. Proof of purchase may be required to verify warranty.
Lifetime warranty is on riflescope, mounts, red dot, binocular, or spotting scope
my newbie eyeballs can't quite judge the difference between distances as it gets further away. 20-30 yards away is no big deal but 70 vs 90? gets harder to judge. i likely won't shoot past 30ish, so mainly use my rangefinder to figure out just how far out of range all the deer I see are.Eyeball. Free and I perfectly legal.