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Running review of the as yet to be released Revic 10x42 RF Binos.
Prologue:
In January of 2023 I used a pair of the prototype Revic RF Binos for a few weeks, including an elk hunt with seven elk killed between 350 yards and 647 yards in temperatures between low teens and 45°. These prototypes exibited by far the best and most consistent ranging of any commercial unit I, or anyone I was with have seen. They ranged faster and farther than Vortex Fury 5000 AB’s, and way beyond Swarovski EL Range TA and Leica Geovid Pro’s could do. Consistent and on demand ranging to beyond 2,700 yards on dirt, grass, trees and rocks. Individual elk were ranged on demand past a mile in all weather conditions. Beyond that the return speed for ballistic data for the shot was extremely quick- sub 1 second.
Production Version:
Geovid Pro 8x32 on left, Revic on right-
Raining, Revic returned immediately-
The Geovid Pro 8x32’s struggled beyond 800 at the same time, but did get 1,142 yards
As soon as the rain let up a bit-
Prologue:
In January of 2023 I used a pair of the prototype Revic RF Binos for a few weeks, including an elk hunt with seven elk killed between 350 yards and 647 yards in temperatures between low teens and 45°. These prototypes exibited by far the best and most consistent ranging of any commercial unit I, or anyone I was with have seen. They ranged faster and farther than Vortex Fury 5000 AB’s, and way beyond Swarovski EL Range TA and Leica Geovid Pro’s could do. Consistent and on demand ranging to beyond 2,700 yards on dirt, grass, trees and rocks. Individual elk were ranged on demand past a mile in all weather conditions. Beyond that the return speed for ballistic data for the shot was extremely quick- sub 1 second.
Production Version:
Geovid Pro 8x32 on left, Revic on right-
Raining, Revic returned immediately-
The Geovid Pro 8x32’s struggled beyond 800 at the same time, but did get 1,142 yards
As soon as the rain let up a bit-
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