How about a GPS to get a fix at the bench and the target. Accuracy may be
off 10 meters or so depending on the unit but it should be close.
Phil Nase
Quakertown, PA
http://home.comcast.net/~philnasecpa
Subject: [Shop-talk] laser range finder
Last night, my buddy came over with his 30.06. He is leaving on a hunting
trip for Africa this weekend and he wanted to make sure his scope was
sighted correctly.
Now, I have a makeshift range in my back yard so it wasn't a problem firing.
The issue was that we wanted to get an accurate distance to the target. We
paced it out, but the ground isn't level, making the pace count a little
unreliable.
So, I got an idea for a new tool that I need! 8>) I'm in the market for a
laser range finder (note, I already have one of the ones for inside a
building with a 100' range.) But I'm looking for something that can do up
to 250m. Hopefully something with either a scope for sighting the exact
point of measurement or a dot that sights it.
I'm not going to be using it frequently, so I don't want to spend hundreds
of bucks. Horrible freight doesn't have any cheapies.
Any ideas?
Moose
"We all know we're dying, And there's no sign of a parachute."
Tori Amos
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