Upgrade from Nikon LaserForce to Sig KILO3000BDX

[Mountainman007]

WOW! WOW! WOW! That is all I can say about these Deltas RB. I went on my shed hunt, saw some

elk. These looked so good, it felt like I was right next to them, but they were 270 yards from me. they still had their Antlers. I am going back in a week or so, to check and see if they had fell off yet. I will keep you all posted!

 

[JGRaider]

What is the warranty on those Delta's, and where do they go for service if needed?

 

[Mountainman007]

What is the warranty on those Delta's, and where do they go for service if needed?

lifetime on the binoculars and 5 years for the electronics. Here is where I picked up mine from. the company will bend over backwards to help you to get them repaired.

Here is the website: https://www.optics-trade.eu/us/warranty-policy.html

Here is the Delta Warranty Info: https://deltaoptical.co.nz/pages/warranty

 

[Jfjfrye]

The Sig is excellent, however, in a side by side with the Laserforce you won't be like "OMG the difference is so obvious" Optically superior would be the GPO Rangeguide 10x50 Binocular Rangefinder's

How is the technology for the rangefinder in the Rangeguide? Does it off applied ballistics? Or just a basic rangefinder?

 

[gr8fuldoug]

It does not have as advanced technology that the Sig has. It is good but not as advanced:

• Ranging capability of over 3,000 yards
• True-range angle technology
• Scan mode that provides three readings per second
• Temperature readings for long-range shooting
• OLED display with nine brightness settings
• Double HD glass technology
• GPObright lens coating technology
• Waterproof and fog proof
• PASSIONdrop hydrophobic coating