Bushnell BoneCollector 850 Laser Rangefinder_202209 Review

If you are looking for a GOOD budget range finder. THIS IS NOT FOR YOU! My Simmons is 50 times better than that. YOU CAN'T GET A CLEAR PICTURE TO SAVE YOUR LIFE. This so-called trick is to focus on the LCD and not see what you're aiming at since it's a blob. Or see what you're measuring and you can't see the LCD. COMPLETE TRASH!

I had a Wosports 700yd and sent it back the same day I received it. It was inaccurate, clumsy, and made of toy-grade plastic. I got what I paid for. I've decided on a serious name and so far I like it. It's solid, has MUCH better optics and controls, is made of durable aluminum and plastic, and is very accurate. It's a bit awkward, as expected.

Wow. Suddenly I realize how far things are. Bought for hunting but also for golfing and to see how far the trees are in the area. Most of them are closer than I thought. This helped me judge distances better since I would be guessing and then using a range finder. It's a toy and a tool. I've hunted and golfed without it for years, but it helps me pass the time by sitting in a tree and determining my effective range.

When I received this rangefinder in July 2021 it was working perfectly. In preparation for the hunting season, I was able to aim my bow accurately. However, when I use it on day 2 of archery, the device doesn't read accurately. Wherever I aim, he says 6-8 yards. When I used the same range finder and found the correct distances were 30 and 44 yards respectively. I would not recommend this range finder and am very disappointed in this Bushnell product.

Bought this to replace my other brand Wosports range finder which I have used on numerous hunts. More than double the price didn't impress me much. I don't really know what I was expecting, but this range finder told me my mailbox was 64 meters away. My $70.00 rangefinder told me my mailbox was 63.6 yards away. The optics are the same, but not crystal clear. would be a great addition to my gear BUT I would be just as happy if I bought another Wosports range finder and kept the other $70 for…

The product is very well made, precise and easy to use. The only complaints I have about the product are the exterior finish and focus adjustment. The finish feels smooth in your hand when trying to reach reach, whether you're wearing gloves or not. So if you're trying to increase the range of your Boone 180, which you've had a year to do, squeeze it as hard as you can. The focus adjustment is very easy to tap. My rangefinder needs to be refocused almost every time I take it out of my backpack…

if you are looking for a GOOD budget range finder. THIS IS NOT FOR YOU! My Simmons is 50 times better than that. YOU CAN'T GET A CLEAR PICTURE TO SAVE YOUR LIFE. This so-called trick is to focus on the LCD and not see what you're aiming at since it's a blob. Or see what you're measuring and you can't see the LCD. COMPLETE TRASH!

I had a Wosports 700yd and sent it back the same day I received it. It was inaccurate, clumsy, and made of toy-grade plastic. I got what I paid for. I've settled on an authoritative name and so far I'm liking it. It's solid, has MUCH better optics and controls, is made of durable aluminum and plastic, and is very accurate. It's a bit awkward, as expected.

Wow. Suddenly I realize how far things are. Bought for hunting but also for golfing and to see how far the trees are in the area. Most of them are closer than I thought. This helped me judge distances better since I would be guessing and then using a range finder. It's a toy and a tool. I've hunted and golfed without it for years, but it helps me pass the time by sitting in a tree and determining my effective range.