Best RF bino if ballistic software isn't needed

[COwineguy]

I have been researching RF binos for a bit now and trying to wrap my head around what I want. For my purposes ballistic software isn't important mainly just good optics and reliable ranges. I have been thinking about buying a used set of Swaro EL ranges. Both the nikons and Vortex I have looked through had blue or green tinted lenses on the side with the rf that I didn't care for. The Sig seem ok as well. Another thread mentioned the GPO that got me intrigued but I didn't want to high jack their thread. Has anyone had experience with these? They seem like that might be exactly what I am looking for.

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[gr8fuldoug]

We have sold MANY of the GPO Rangeguide 10x50 Binocular Rangefinder's and for the price they are tough to beat

 

[cmahoney]

We have sold MANY of the GPO Rangeguide 10x50 Binocular Rangefinder's and for the price they are tough to beat

Hey Doug, how would compare the GPO glass in these binos to the glass in the new vortex fury’s?


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[gr8fuldoug]

Hey Doug, how would compare the GPO glass in these binos to the glass in the new vortex fury’s?


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I have not done a side by side with the Vortex so I cannot give an opinion

 

[JGRaider]

Can anyone find an online review of the GPO's? They are nonexistent.

 

[WRO]

I have not done a side by side with the Vortex so I cannot give an opinion

These look very similar to the nikon and Vortex, do you know if they come from the same plant?

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[huntnful]

Leica hands down. If you want the best ranging with premium glass.

 

[Heymanwest]

I am on the market for a pair of RF binos and have looked through most of them on the market. (with the exception of Swarovski.) I was prepared to spend around $1200 for the Vortex or Sig Sauer quality level. After looking through Leicas, I upped my budget. They really are worth the extra money IMO.