“Tag: Rangefinding”

Leupold & Stevens, Inc. has introduced its new rangefinding binocular that features the exceptionally clear glass you’ve come to expect from the company and technology to range targets to 3,000 yards.

The new Vortex Fury HD 5000 Rangefinding binocular is capable of ranging reflective targets to an impressive 5,000 yards, and with an improved, ultra-fast readout, hunters can quickly get distance data needed to effectively execute shots.

Swarovski Optik North America introduces the dS, a digital rangefinding riflescope that combines the exceptional qualities of Swarovski sport optics with digital targeting technology.

Leupold’s brand new laser rangefinding binocular, the RBX-3000 TBR/W, boasts the ability to measure distances as great as 3,000 yards with the company’s True Ballistic Range/Wind (TBR/W) technology.

Leupold’s new RBX-3000 TBR/W rangefinding binocular combines exceptional glass with ranging capabilities of 3,000 yards on reflective objects and 2,600 yards on trees and soft targets.

Rangefinding bow sight provides exact distance to target and exact aiming point.

Earlier this year, Nikon introduced its new LaserForce Rangefinding Binocular. The new, tricked-out design is worth a close look, especially at an MSRP of just over a thousand bucks. Here are five things you need to know.

Nikon Sport Optics has announced its new LaserForce rangefinding binocular, which is designed to range distances from 10 to 1900 yards, with instantaneous readouts. Distances are displayed in 0.1-yard increments to 100 yards, and 1-yard increments over 100 yards. The OLED display offers a 4-step brightness adjustment, making it easily readable under any light conditions and against various objects.

Vortex Optics has announced its new Fury HD 10x42 Rangefinding binocular, which will be capable of ranging reflective targets out to 1600 yards.