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So I received a Callaway LR1200 as a very lavish client gift, but I'm already using a Bushnell Pinseeker 1500. Not sure if I need a replacement yet as the Pinseeker has served me well. Either one or the other will be sold. At the moment the specs on the LR1200 look mighty sweet.

Anyone owning a LR1200 mind giving a review?

A comparison between the two models...just perfect. Thanks firstcut!

You're most welcome. You can pay me back by cutting me a good deal on the one you decide to get rid of. Haha!

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I have an LR1200, to be honest, I bought it because it was the most expensive and I could not find any consistencies in others reviews. The first unit i used was the Bushnell unit and it is great, would not have a problem purchasing one. The LR1200 certainly does not take 2-5 times to spot a target, this is definitely the user. I have no problem shooting a target from over 200m and in 5 goes, I will get the flag 4 times from this distance. I love the callaway, but with the exception of the cool case and the slightly smaller size, you really do not get anything for the extra dollars.

In saying that, to say the Bushnell unit is streets ahead is nonsense, I would be completely satisfied with either unit.

My 2 cents.....

  firstcut said:
You're most welcome. You can pay me back by cutting me a good deal on the one you decide to get rid of. Haha!

Seems my Pinseeker will be saved and the LR1200 will go. PM me and we can work something out.


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