Laser recommendations

[Slime]

I have a Sunpow range finder and, if you can get past the make, it's a really good bit of kit.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/SUNPOW-Rangefinder-Magnification-Precision-Rechargeable/dp/B0CYSS2DKH?th=1

Good for up to 1200yds, has slope on/off, has a magnet for buggies etc, etc, etc.

 

[PJ87]

I have a Sunpow range finder and, if you can get past the make, it's a really good bit of kit.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/SUNPOW-Rangefinder-Magnification-Precision-Rechargeable/dp/B0CYSS2DKH?th=1

Good for up to 1200yds, has slope on/off, has a magnet for buggies etc, etc, etc.

Seems to be so many different brands sub £100 that will do a very good job pointless paying more

 

[mister v]

another vote for the millsey. i bought one off DHGATE for £37 for my lad and it works fine, build quality is average at best but it shows the same yardage as my bushnal which is the main thing

 

[MACM85]

I have had the bushnell hybrid rangefinder for a fair few years. Only changed the battery once inside. I think bushnell are well made and sturdy. We bought a cheaper one from amazon for the other half but she didn't like the feel of it nor did she like the pin pick up as it wasn't as quick and clear as the bushnell.

Think I would always pay the extra and go Bushnell

 

[PJ87]

I have had the bushnell hybrid rangefinder for a fair few years. Only changed the battery once inside. I think bushnell are well made and sturdy. We bought a cheaper one from amazon for the other half but she didn't like the feel of it nor did she like the pin pick up as it wasn't as quick and clear as the bushnell.

Think I would always pay the extra and go Bushnell

The extra between a shot scope (£140) and a Bushnell (£240 cheapest) does seem a bit much tho. Shot scope isn't a cheap brand either it's good a solid name in the yardage thing due to their watches