Options for Rangefinder with build-in inclinometer

Looking for a new rangefinder and see all kind of options including calculating hold over for your loads,etc..

I really am looking for range and inclinometer since I know my hold over with my various loads already.

What unit is the favorite among the campfire folks?

I really like my Sig Kilo 2000. It shows actual shoot-to range. If you get into specific loads, you are talking very expensive range finders. All I need is actual range.

Sig Kilo is the new King.

I am similar with the Leica and Leupold rangefinders but Sig Kilo is a new one to me. A quick glance there seems to be a lot of positive reviews on the web and at that price it is very tempting.

Thanks!

Leupold 1200 for me.

Leupold for me

My two favourites under $1000 so far have been the Sig Kilo 2000 and the Bushnell Fusion 1600.

I agree. My best friend just gave me one of these for my birthday and I have been very impressed with it. I was using a Nikon RifleHunter 1000 which had the inclinometer feature also, but the Leupold is able to range things like grass clumps in the middle of a field at 350 yards, something the Nikon couldn't.

Sig Kilo 2000
used one 2 seasons now. better than my old Leicas. Faster than any other.

Only problem? waiting on the Kilo 2400 now...
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I'm wondering about the Sig Kilo 2200MR that's coming out. It sounds like an update to the 2000 with some improvements. The Kilo 2400 is going to be more than I want to spend on a LRF.

Sig Kilo 2200MR

Has Leupold come a long way? I bought an Rx 1000 TBR around 5 years ago,specifically for bow hunting because the size of the unit was handy.. Biggest POS I've ever owned and I've owned some POS, so i'm not being biased.

I was ready to purchase a Sig Kilo 2000 but then read several very poor reviews for it.


Now I am thinking a Vortex 1500

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