Range finders? Help with purchase

[dickn52]

Does it come with custom and drag models in applied or allow me to put my own bslistics numbers in?

You use a smart phone paired to the range finder and that is connected to the bdx scope. You can input your data at the smart phone, and then the range finder will combine everything and send it to the scope which selects the holdover led in the scope for that info and range.

 

[fourpower]

Hi guys, I'm in the market for a good rangefinder with electonics for firing Solutions. I've been looking at the Sig Sauer killo2400 because it comes with the weather station and Applied Ballistics app. Also the killo3000 binos.
The bino might be better but it requires me to get a Kestrel to go along with it. I'm trying to keep this total purchase under around $1500
Are there better range finders for the money?
Is it worth the extra $$$ to go with the bino?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, I don't want to have to buy twice. The applied ballistics app does give me some confidence in the Sig, as I trust Applied Ballistics and the features the comes with it like drag models.
Also warranty might come into play here.
Joel

I have a Leica and love it. I use a phone app and shoot out to 1400yds pretty well with it. but my buddy has a br-2 and he has my rifle in the rangefinders program and it is dead on out to 1400yds anywhere from 400ft to 8000ft. they have dropped there price down to $1500 so I am going to get my own.