DyingBreed
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Of course their sold out now on mavens website
Of course their sold out now on mavens website
So it fits Badlands Mag Rangefinder Case?like the unit
only complaint is the mounting point won't fit a split ring or similar
fits badlands XR
Never mind, I see what you mean now. I wonder if their rangefinder case will work with it.like the unit
only complaint is the mounting point won't fit a split ring or similar
fits badlands XR case
Wyatt my man, thank you for the feedback on that. I figured you were going to really like that Maven.Hey all, I was the lucky winner of this rangefinder during the cold bow challenge this year. I’ve been using it periodically the last couple months and thought I’d add my 2cents.
I have been impressed so far.. clear, fast, and simple to use. For the price range of this rangefinder I’ve been very impressed. It’s blazing fast compared to most other rangefinders I’ve used. The forest/field mode toggle is one of my favorite features. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been trying to range through trees, change settings, and work the menus of other rangefinders in the field to no avail. The toggle on this maven is the perfect fix for hunting “dynamic terrain” .
I’m also a fan of the dial. It’s super easy to work the menu. I’d like to see them work on the position of the dial on future models but it’s by no means a deal-breaker for me.
I’ve got ranges past 3000yds on non-reflective targets, and anything under 1800 yds is a walk in the park for this thing.
Looks like a great product. I would like to try it over my vortex.Kyle's aka @sndmn11's review is complete! Check it out at the link below.
Maven RF.1 Rangefinder Review
I have wondered too if one can cut out the lining to make a weebit more room.I am a big fan of the RF1. Huge improvement over my vortex ranger 1300. Clear optics, quick ranges, easy to navigate menu. The knob is a bit annoying on the side but it is useful at the same time. Hard to get in a out of my large fhf gear range finder pouch. I’ve since used a shaker cup I cram in the pouch to stretch it out and the RF1 comes out nice and easy with one hand now.
That might work. There is not liner in my range finder pouch that I am aware of. The shaker cup works pretty well and I just keep it in there all the time when I am using my harness. It’s a small price to pay for an affordable/exceptional piece of equipmentI have wondered too if one can cut out the lining to make a weebit more room.
I’d be interested in seeing a review of these and how the drop a pin compares to the tracking assist compares on the Swarovski review you did. (If its even comparable)Wyatt my man, thank you for the feedback on that. I figured you were going to really like that Maven.
I’d be interested in seeing a review of these and how the drop a pin compares to the tracking assist compares on the Swarovski review you did. (If its even comparable)
Sig Sauer's KILO5K Rangefinder
Sorry, I meant I’d like to see an addition review on the new sig sauer’s I referenced in that post. They have a new feature that works with basemaps, where you can range and drop a pin across a mountain and then use base map to find they exact spot. I was curious how that feature compares to the new tracking SwarovskisNot sure as I haven’t personally tried the Maven. Just knew he’d like based on the review
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Sorry, I meant I’d like to see an addition review on the new sig sauer’s I referenced in that post. They have a new feature that works with basemaps, where you can range and drop a pin across a mountain and then use base map to find they exact spot. I was curious how that feature compares to the new tracking Swarovskis
Does anyone know how this would compare to a Leica 2400r? I just picked one up to demo and really like it but am willing to wait if the Maven has better glass or performance then the Leica. Unfortunately they're still not in stock