Sig Sauer Kilo3000 BDX 10x42 LRF Binoculars review

LRF binoculars tend to be optically less efficient in the dusk because of the integrated laser system. Sig Sauer tries to solve this problem with SpectraCoat™ anti-reflection which improves the light transmission rate and optical clarity.

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[dgreenapple]

So would you compare them to the Meopta LRF that is about $1, 500? The most important thing in my mind is the clarity of the glass. If you're out in the field glassing all day, looking for deer or other, do your eyes get tired? That's the bottom line.

[peteyen]

Hi, how do these compare glass quality wise to the Kahles Helia RF? I'm torn between the two for glassing and hunting purposes.

[larsalfredsson]

Have you made a review on the SIG SAUER BDX rifle scopes? For example the sierra3bdx 2.5-8 ?

[adrenaline]

How does this compare with Vortex Fury HD 5000?

[ericb.]

When Leica's LRF binoculars have Bluetooth communication to a SiG BDX binocular I'll get them instead. 

I hunt with a 6.5 PRC Browning X-Bolt Pro in Nevada where distances can be long, say out to 1, 000 meters for antelope, 800 metes for deer and 500 meters for bull elk, staying within the cartridges' energy for a clean kill on those animals at the distances mentioned. I want a firing solution that considers angle, temperature, air pressure/altitude, bullet BC and CD and muzzle velocity of the rifle I'm using for an accurate trajectory.
I have a Magnetospeed V3 chronometer so I'll know my average muzzle velocity for a given ammunition.