Compact rangefinding binos

I use GPO 10x40.

Ranges past 2000yards
How far can you consistently range an animal in bad conditions? (Snow or spitting rain, fog, etc). Specs I looked at quickly on the x32’s on the cameraland site above claimed only 660 yards on animal, so in poor conditions will be much less. Regardless of whether I shoot that far, Id want to range animals to well past 660 yards—usually can range a nearby tree or rock, but just wondering whats realistic for those. Do the x40’s have a longer max range than the x32’s?
 
How far can you consistently range an animal in bad conditions? (Snow or spitting rain, fog, etc). Specs I looked at quickly on the x32’s on the cameraland site above claimed only 660 yards on animal, so in poor conditions will be much less. Regardless of whether I shoot that far, Id want to range animals to well past 660 yards—usually can range a nearby tree or rock, but just wondering whats realistic for those. Do the x40’s have a longer max range than the x32’s?

I had no issue ranging pronghorns first week in Sept out to 1000 yards in cold heavy misting/drizzling rain. It was miserable weather with gusting winds

I haven’t used the 32mm.
 
I’m comparing the sig 6k and the GPO 8x40 based on similar pricing and form factor. I’ve had good experience with sig lasers, glass is okay.

Anybody with experience with both?
 
Ive ranged deer at 930 yards with my GPO rangeguides 8x40s. I was on a tripod. I got these for $800 NIB. Feels like a slight upgrade optically from my BX4 10x42s, in a smaller package. Plus adds ranging. I prefer the 8s for hand holding and would prefer to save dollars for big alpha glass.
 
Another vote for GPO 8x40. Bought from Cameraland (thanks Doug!) several months ago and extremely happy with them.
If I had the $ laying around, I'd own a pair of Leica 8x32s, but the GPOs are excellent. Almost doesn't make sense how much smaller they are that 10x42 Leica Trinovids that they replace..
 
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