Reviews - Page 3 - Factory DEMO Simmons LRF600 Rangefinder - 4x20 Camo, Box Package 801406-BOX-DEMO Reviews - SM-RF-LRF600-801406-BOX-DEMO

Author: She Hunter (verified customer) , Female. 52. Loves deer watching and hunting!, from Florence, SC on Sep 14, 2011
Pros:  Quick, easy, accurate
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

She Hunter wrote:

I finally broke down and purchased my own rangefinder, so I could quit borrowing my husband's or son's. I'm a big girl now! I always enjoyed watching and filming deer, but didn't actually squeeze a trigger until about 4 years ago; now, I'm addicted, but not trigger happy,by any means. I still love filming and keeping logs, with wind and weather conditions and how it pertains to deer activity (especially rut behavior). Sometimes I question my ability to judge distance,especially if I'm in a ground blind, so the Simmons LRF600 gives me peace of mind with knowing what distance I'm comfortable shooting, and being able to confirm that distance. It's very easy to use, not bulky, and came with a fine little soft case. It didn't break the bank, so I was able to treat myself before the season started, and I found my son borrowing mine now, to mark out some yardage from our stands. He has a Buschnell rangefinder that cost twice as much, but he says it hardly works past 50 yards. So, looks ...
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Author: WolfSlayer (verified customer) , LEO, from Las Vegas, NV on Aug 4, 2011
Pros:  easy to use; accurate
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

WolfSlayer wrote:

good value for the money; easy to use; easy to carry

Author: robk08540 (verified customer) , Rob K, from Princeton, NJ on Apr 29, 2011
Pros:  compact, 600 yd range, 9V battery, lightweight
Cons:  minor selection from meters to yards
Would recommend:  yes

robk08540 wrote:

Absolutely great value (about $100) for laser rangefinder with Simmons brand name. It is functional, lightweight and accurate within 1 yard. It uses 9V battery vs. 3V lithium batteries reducing costs and comes with acceptable case.

Author: Squeege18 (verified customer) from McPherson, Ks. on Apr 22, 2011
Pros:  Inexpensive, easy to use, works!
Cons:  not a bright view through lens, has trouble calculating distances once in awhile
Would recommend:  yes

Squeege18 wrote:

Rangefinder does what I need it to do & that is tell me the distance between myself & another object. Happy with the purchase. Not a real bright view through lens & once in awhile has trouble reading a distance, but overall i'm satisfied.