Vortex impact 850 vs Leupold RX 1300i

Ghanson4

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Looking to get a range finder with angle compensation and can’t find a comparison between these two. Looking to keep the price around $200-$250 if there are other recommendations.
 
Have you looked at the Athlon Midas 1200? It's only $174.99

Fully Multi-Coated LensesFully Multicoated optics effectively reduces reflected light and increases the transmission of light giving you a brighter image than normal single coated lenses
WaterproofWaterproof to protect the product in the harshest weather conditions or if accidentally submerged underwater
Diopter adjustmentAdjusts for precise focus on display
Rubber ArmorProtects and provides non-slip grip
Tripod AdaptableCompatible with a regular camera tripod adapter
Angle Compensation ModeProvides true horizontal distance to target
Line of Sight ModeProvides actual line of sight range
Scan ModeAllows you to get quick readings on different objects or tracking a moving target
Dual Units of Measurement of Distance (Y/M)Ranges in yards or meters
Effective Ranging Distance5-1200 yards
Range Reflective1200 Yards
Range Deer600 Yards
Surface FinishRubber Armor ( Tan )
Accuracy+/- 0.5Y
Max Angle Reading+/- 70 Degrees
Magnification6x
Objective Lens Diameter23.5 mm
Field of View7 Degree
Eye Relief14 mm
Length4.1 inches
Width1.5 Inches
Weight6.1 oz
Power SupplyCR2-3V
User Instruction ManualDownload
 
If it all possible, I would suggest looking for one with a red display. I almost bought one of those two, but when I tried them in the store next to a Vortex Ranger with a red display, the difference for me was well worth it, despite the higher price
 
Midway still has the Sig Rangefinders on sale. They include Angle compensation as well as an Applied Ballistics Ultralite calculator. The 1400BDX is on sale for $200, or $187 for an opened package version. To step up to the 1800 bdx puts you above $300, but they do have a blemished 2200bdx marked down to $289. That is just above your $250 high end, but that would get you a normally priced $500 rangefinder if you don't mind the blemished aspect.
 
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