KESTREL 5700 AND BUSHNELL 1800 NITRO LASER RANGEFINDER. 

Most welcome

Cheers for letting me know that the red button does the DOF without having to go into the target menu, alot easier !

Correct and it will tell you what windage is required , provided you have told the kestrel what your direction of fire is first ( DOF).

Yes i sold the 2700 some time back but it was always my intention to buy a rangefinder that could pair with a kestrel but obviously only the 5700 can do that. With what your saying about the strelok pro, are you talking about putting in wind corrections manually ? Or using the kestrel paired to the strelok?

Hi Paul. Putting the wind correction manually in the strelok against holding the back of the kestrel and pointing into the wind gives two windage corrections with the strelok being the correct solution cheers

@@joeallison286 strelok pro is pretty good , but personally im not finding that its more accurate than the kestrel

I figured it out, I was trying to do it in my house but the minimum distance on the kestrel has to be 25 yards. Thanks for the great video!

No worries mate, i still have this combo and they work great with high power airguns and centerfire.

Yes it displays the data on the viewfinder that it collects from the kestrel, thanks for watching.

@@PaulHamM3 thank you the clarification, but I'f you don't have a Kestrel connected. Just the LRF

@@bpm74 it will only give you the dialing data if connected to the Kestrel,otherwise the Bushnell LRF just displays range.

Hi mate, the scope on the fx impact M3 is a Element Titan 5-25x 56mm and the scope on the Sako S20 is a Nightforce SHV 5-20x56mm.

@@PaulHamM3 Ive been thinking to buy element titan. how would you compare to the nightforce or to other scopes that you may have experienced??? is it worth the money I mean is ED glass real good on this model?

@@boxinggloves87 the Titan has a 34mm tube and has some good features but the nightforce SHV has the edge in my opinion.

@@PaulHamM3 thanks for info. would you consider to review them head to head ? On yt is not that much about it especially element vs affordable nightforce. that could be good video.

@@boxinggloves87 it wouldnt really be a fair review as the Titan is a £700 scope and the Nightforce SHV is a £1200 scope, The Titan has a 34mm Tube which lets in plenty of light and allows for plenty of adjustment, if i owned another 34mm tube scope with a similar spec in the £700-£800 price bracket then that would be a more comparative review, but i dont. Your best bet would be to look at what your needs are and what you will be using it for,then look at scopes individually that are in the same price bracket and have the same specs.