Lol! I just bought one off EBay new
I have a buddy with one, extremely light and small

 

Ok if you're hunting whitetails from a treestand. I've had some issues on a couple of spot and stalk hunts with brush and getting a good range but have since upgraded however, I still keep it as a backup. I've used it for around 3yrs now and it still works.

 

My dad has one and really likes it. His only issue with it is it not being waterproof. Last season he was out in some rain and it got moisture inside of the lenses. At first Bushnell wouldn't do anything about it since they said it was only water resistant with their rain guard but after talking with someone else they decided since it was still under warranty to replace it. It is very accurate and small and light weight which is a great aspect of it.

 

I have the Chuck Adams with ARC RF....It's Water Proof....

 

Thanks for the replies everyone! Sounds like a good rangefinder!

 

I have one and Its a good product, has held up well and is accurate, only negative is on Black 3D targets it will not read.

 

Thanks for the reply! That's too bad it won't pick up the black 3D targets. Hopefully it will pick up 3D deer and other lighter colored targets - but there are several black ones - i.e. bear, hogs, etc.

 

really like mine

 

It's solid. I had one for several years and then I put a coffee mug in my backpack without closing the lid and it was ruined. I have another Bushnell now. It's the scout 1000. It's better, but also more $$

 

I have had mine for 3 years,it has worked great.Good purchase for what i needed..Grizz

 

I really like mine but its also only one I ever owned. It does everything I want it to do

 

It's a low end RF.
I have one, not thrilled because it sucks at longer ranges.
It's good to 80 which is all I shoot.

The price is right.
There are fewer and fewer of us who can afford toys like we could in the 70's.

(Don't ya love Socialism and The America Obama is TRANSFORMING?)

Like you Griz, I despise the low information bunch called Democrats.

 

Yes, all of the other targets work fine, just the black ones

 

i had one a did not like it. did not work at all in shaded woods, or on black 3d targets. the arc never seemed to be needed. went back to nikon 440 and very happy.

 

I must have gotten the only good one then..seems like they don't work on 3-d targets or dark areas,they work great on live bears as well for myself..,i have never had any issues.I am lucky that way......Knock on wood.......Grizz

 

I'm also not a huge Bushnell guy,if i had any issues,i would buy a Nikon or Leopold in a minute.But this one has worked flawless for me...Grizz

 

I also picked up a tasco rangefinder on sale for dirt cheap and it works as good as a buddies $500.00 rangefinder.Exactly the same reading at the same distances...Knock on wood....Grizz

 

I had one and it would not read worth a crap. I almost threw it at a turkey it pissed me off so bad.i liked how small and light it was but that's it.it was even noisy while reading . I will stick with my leupold's and Nikon for now own

 

I have one. Lots of sticks and. branches in your way causes it to give false readings.

 

I have one and it works fine for me. The backstop at our range is black and I used my range finder to range it yesterday. It worked just fine.

 

I ended trading mine for another tight spot quiver .best trade ever

 

I have one and I'm undecided ..... Like it an hate it.... It works great till low light situations

 

I have one. Used it a lot at first, but since I hunt the same stands, I know my distances now. Works well for me so far.