Im guessing you meant a 100 dollars??? My buddy just picked up a redfield 550. I think he paid just over 100 for it.
Thsi one is close to $100 bucks and works nicely. It has Angle intelligence and gets the job done at a reasonable price. There are others out there but I used this one this past season and had no issues. WGI Z6X Halo Z6X 600 Yard Laser Range Finder Wild Game Innovations | eBay
I have a Nikon ProStaff Range Finder, and I paid around $200 for it at my local pro shop. Here's some range finders from Amazon. Amazon.com: range finders IMHO...Spend a little more than $100 dollars and get a good one!
You get what you pay for. Consider buying used quality from someone upgrading or save up and buy new. I like vortex. Good luck. Buying twice is not fun. I did it and learned.
Was it 100 bucks or 100 yards? Most all will do 100 yards but again quality is a factor. Adding to that my range finder is matched to my bow. I shoot and have my rig dialed in to the range readout and check this often. It is a good idea to shoot your bow and check from different ranges to make sure your reading is matched to your settings. Good Luck!
I bought a Nikon Aculon this past fall, and I have no problems with it. It was cheap, its small, quiet, did I mention cheap? Works good enough for what I use it for
Nikon Archers Choice here, no problems with it... accurate ranges out to 100 yards and angle compensation
The aculons are probably my favorite lower end RF on the Market. For the money, Nikon kills everyone at the rangefinder game.
I like it quite a bit. The only complaint I have is the readout is black, and its kinda hard to see when it gets dark. But hell, its like a $100 rangefinder, can't have everything.
