Sig Sauer Kilo 2000 Yard Graphite Rangefinder, 7 x 25mm

Okay this is first of all a great rangefinder. I am using it for archery and it works great as a monocular as well. Small and compact, it just hangs around my neck easily accessible for quick spotting and ranging. It takes very little time to range a deer and I can switch from rangefinder to crossbow with ease. The ranger is very quick to give a reading, basically instantaneous. Highly recommended.

Bought this after buying a Simmons range finder that I was not satisfied with. Sig Sauer did an amazing job on this range finder. Right out of the box I knew I would love it, carrying case is nice and the material used to make the range finder does not feel cheap like the Simmons. For a $150 I don’t think you can beat this, not sure why it’s $90 cheaper than Sig Sauer’s website but no complaints here! Plan to use it for archery and the AMR feature is awesome, it even goes to the tenth of a yard. Like everyone said though, it is rather hard to see in low lighting areas. Would recommend this for anyone trying to get there best bang for their buck under $200.

Better than advertised. I was able to range in on a calf at 1070 yds. This was at around 12:pm, bright sun. I was on a hill looking down. The terrain was prairie/grassland. Range on deer is advertised at 800yds. This calf, maybe, was slightly bigger than a deer. The cow, a few yards away, was easily detected. The range find is very easy to use and configure to your personal settings. Nice to purchase something that didn't exaggerate their specs! Thank you wife for buying it for me!!!

I did a lot of research on which rangefinder to get and found that this one offered fast and easy accurate readings and I’ve always been a fan of Sig. I have several Sig firearms and they’ve always operated flawlessly and figured this would be the same. So far it has. I also wanted features to talk with a scope in case I get one or at least us the Sig iPhone app.

This rangefinder is pretty much all I need for its overall function. I need a rangefinder for bowhunting. Which means I DONT need a mile of ranging. I have got it to pick up a tree at 900+ yards. I can't say if it was accurate or not. I mean, across the street, over a house, beyond a field, across a street, beyond a house and picked up the tree. It reads the same each time I do it. For the price and warranty, I cannot complain one single bit.

I have had this for a little while now and it works great. I use glasses and I'm able to read it with and without them. I have ranged trees out to 1150 yards and antelope at 1000 (only a 1000 cause that's the farthest we saw them) with ease. When I upgraded I'll definitely stick with the kilo. I got this for $170 can't beat it.

Easy to use

Outstanding value for a Range Finder, I used it side by side with a friend and his Vortex that was significantly more expensive. The Sig was just as fast and just as accurate. The only negative is that it does not show you what corrections it is making for yardage based on elevation. Otherwise this is worth every penny!