Part 1 of the Rangefinding Binocular Battle earned us some love, but also some criticism for our selection. We were flooded with recommendations of other models to evaluate.
As requested, Part 2 includes the Vectronix Vector X (most requested) the Revic BLR10B and the Zeiss Victory RF. They were evaluated on the following criteria: overall optical clarity, edge-to-edge clarity, bright light performance, ballistic functionality, display\reticle information, ergonomics, build quality\design, value, comparable models and personal recommendation.
Each optic was graded based on a rating system from 1-10 in each category. All scores are out of 100 possible points.
Disclaimers
Digiscope footage may not accurately reflect performance of the binocular. We used a universal digiscoping adapter to acquire footage for informational purposes and could contain flaws.
Reticle Flickering You may notice that the Zeiss reticle flickers on video. That's due to the fact that LED lights are rapidly turning on and off. This creates a mismatch between the light's frequency and the camera's frame rate. This flickering is imperceptible to the human eye but becomes noticeable when recorded. There were also several other units that experienced this in the pervious video.
