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Nikon® Archer's Choice® Laser Rangefinder

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The Archer's Choice rangefinder is designed specifically for archers, with Nikon's® advanced ID Technology to be the ultimate rangefinder for bowhunters. The result of Nikon's collaboration with the pros at Archer's Choice, this rangefinder offers two-yard increment distance readings and all the features serious bowhunters demand. Nikon's advanced ID (Incline/Decline) technology compensates for various shooting angles and provides equivalent horizontal range to the target. It all works together to help bowhunters shoot with confidence from the treestand or on steep, uneven terrain just like it was flat [Read More]

   
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Magnification Maximum Range Product Color Size Quantity  

6X

Under 999 Yards

Green/Black

5.1" X 2.7" X 1.5"

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The Archer's Choice rangefinder is designed specifically for archers, with Nikon's® advanced ID Technology to be the ultimate rangefinder for bowhunters. The result of Nikon's collaboration with the pros at Archer's Choice, this rangefinder offers two-yard increment distance readings and all the features serious bowhunters demand. Nikon's advanced ID (Incline/Decline) technology compensates for various shooting angles and provides equivalent horizontal range to the target. It all works together to help bowhunters shoot with confidence from the treestand or on steep, uneven terrain just like it was flat ground. The Archer's Choice also features multicoated optics, waterproof/fogproof ruggedness, and pocket-sized portability. Comes with Realtree APG™ camo neoprene case. Weight: 6.3 oz. Range: 5–100 yards. Runs on CR-2 lithium battery (included).

    Features:
  • Rangefinder made just for bowhunters
  • Distance readings in two-yard increments
  • Nikon ID (Incline/Decline) technology
  • Multicoated optics
  • Waterproof/fogproof
  • Comes with camo neoprene case
  • Range: 5-100 yards

Manufacturer model #: 8366.

Nikon's advanced ID (Incline/Decline) Technology allows hunters to range targets from a treestand down into a canyon or in other steep terrain with the same confidence and ease as ranging over flat ground. Compensates for various shooting angles up to an incredible + or - 89° (nearly vertical up or down!).

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6 months ago
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Yep it works just fine even out to 177 yards.
3 months, 2 weeks ago
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If you do not hold the rangefinder in the vertical plane you will get bad readings, I am sure this is because of the angular/distance computations the rangefinder makes.
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There are two modes - angle and straight line.
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It is approx. 3/4 of an inch, with a 18mm eye relief
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Yes it works perfectly on the ground as well up in a tree stand
9 months ago
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 - Muncie, IN
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Yes, it has two modes, one is for angle , and the other is for straight line.
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Yes it works great off the ground. You have an on and off arc mode which does that for you. The distance from ground and from treestand.
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Yes. I use it on the ground to sight in my bow as well as hunting from the tree.
1 year, 5 months ago
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Yes it will work at ground level. I stepped off 20 steps (which should have been just short of 20 yards) and used my rangefinder. It showed that I was 19.3 yards away from my target. I continued this out to 50 steps and the rangefinder was right on everytime.
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how big is the eye piece?

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Optics for prostaff and Monarch 800 units are 6x21 18MM eye releif
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what is the diffrence in the arc feature between this and the rifle hunter if any. is this for just arrows or will it work equaly well for both arrows and bullets.
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It varies on the distance and angle. I have seen a1.5 to 5 yards form ground to stand.
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Both Archers Choice and Rifle hunter use same technology and provide horizontal distance to target.
Archers Choice is limited to about 100 yards, and is set to closest target priority. Prostaff uses farthest target priority and the Rifle hunter gives you the choice.
Don't limit yourself unless you absolutely can't afford the $40 difference. Very useful to know how far you need to sneak up to be in range and is the cover you will be using is close enough to critter.
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