After experiencing inability to range in light snow showers (inside 500 yards), I sold my Leica’s for the Revic.
Would be nice to see evaluation of laser performance in adverse conditions (hard to schedule, I know). Maybe in a follow up?
long time Leica guy, I added sig kilo 6k 8x32's to fleet, have Leica old crf-1600, had geovid hd-r 2700's and had a nice big snowfall here and got to test around house, could barely see the 600 yard buildings near me through the big flakes fairly stout snowfall, the Leica's crapped out and struggled to give the odd ready in the 125 yard range max, I got readings to just under or right at 600 before it started struggling to return a value with the sig's, the sigs also range through windshield and glass pretty dang far, discovered by accident while sitting in truck and hitting the button while looking through them...surprised the shat out of me lol,
they should all be tested in 'weather' imo...I can only lend that one example, my Leica's vs a sig kilo 6k, I have a 5k handheld also seems every bit as strong but not sure I tested it same time as the 6k's, sold the hd-r's, the little Leica still handy for kids/loaner/whatever, kept both sig's and run the 8x32 full-time primary bino
also, this spring rolled up to range spot in pure fog and had to wait for sun to burn it off before I could see well enough to center reticle on gong at 200 with any kind of precision, but the sig 8x32 was able to cut through it and hit the board behind it an easy hour before I could shoot for groups/zeroing accuracy, could barely make out the board I always set near gong for ranging but it returned range prolly 2 for 3 pushes of the button in those conditions, at least 50% so I know it was struggling there...thought that was impressive performance too! it let me set everything up to start shooting so I could twiddle my thumbs, enjoy a dip and finish my coffee waiting for the sun to burn it off enough, it was about the max limit of visibility at the time but the laser got me there