Reviews & Ratings for SIG SAUER Buckmaster 1500 Laser Rangefinder 4-16x44mm Riflescope Combo Set — 25 reviews — Page 1

For the price OP asks, its a win for me. Its very clear, easy to zero and its user friendly. No complicated instructions needed. Just sight in, aim and enjoy shooting. Very reliable and worth every penny. The only regret is when you don’t own one.

Sig range finder I put it in my truck and I'm always ranging were ever I'm at, (alot of fun), the scope is clear, I like the retical, I'm not to impressed with the thump screw for the power adjustment it sticks out to far, I do like the scope

I have several of the sig scopes no issues clarity is excellent ease of use

I ordered this for a new build. The scope looks nice and optics look clear. Haven't had a chance to mount it yet. Setting up the range finder was a little challenging, but only took a few minutes. Shipping was quick, once it was sent. Took way to long to be shipped with poor communication from Optics Planet.

one of the clearest scopes out there. The range finder is a great added bonus

For a very budget minded purchase you can beat the scope and range finder at this price. Both work great.

Range finder is decent
Scope glass is clear, but at full magnification no matter the angle of sight, it's a bit foggy. Multiple users have tested and confirmed as such on my scope, but literally less than a 1/2 mm of retract and it clears up again.

Awesome scope for the price including the range finder

I bought this scope to put on my grandsons 270 wsm he is learning but I have hit 600+ already with just a couple rounds. Nice

I saw multiple videos of this product and it seemed to be pretty easy to use and would take the math and guesswork out of range estimation. Each video I watched, even those from Sig, made it seem like all you really had to do was point the rangefinder at your target and red dot would show up in your scope and bam...you were ready to go. Turns out, you have to download the BDX app, figure out how to use that, then pair the scope and the rangefinder to your app, then go through this process of "bonding" and on and on. There's just too much going on and by the time you've wen through all of the tech steps to get the thing on and working, you could have done your DOPE and taken your shot. Maybe I'm too old for this kind of gadegtry or maybe it's just not as user friendly as advertised, either way, I'd say just learn to do your range estimation and where your hold-over points are in your current glass. Spend you money on some training or extra ammo.