Leupold® RX®-1000i Rangefinder with DNA™ and TBR®

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6X	Product Color: Black/Gray Size: 3.8" X 2.8" X 1.3"-7.8oz. Objective Size (mm): 22mm Eye Relief: 16mm Reticle: multiple FOV @ 100 Yds: 320' Close Focus Distance: 15'		Important Notice 1787918 Your Price: $399.99 In Stock

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DNA™ (Digitally eNhanced Accuracy) for greater speed and precision
TBR® (True Ballistic Range®) calculates incline angle, line-of-sight range, and projectile ballistics
Small enough to fit in a shirt pocket
Measures distances in .1 yard increments out to 1000 yards
Multicoated lens system
Folddown rubber eyecups
Advanced digital instrument panel with digital signal processing
Fast-focus eyepiece
Vivid red organic LED display for easier spotting in low light

Leupold RX® Digital Laser Rangefinders set new standards of performance and incorporate a wide variety of functions, including a multicoated lens system, folddown rubber eyecups, advanced digital instrument panel with digital signal processing, and a fast-focus eyepiece. This model boasts DNA™ (Digitally eNhanced Accuracy) for greater speed and precision as well as TBR® (True Ballistic Range®) which calculates incline angle, line-of-sight range, and projectile ballistics and is optimized for popular rifles; rifle settings work in conjunction with mil-based reticles. Small enough to fit in a shirt pocket, this rangefinder is powerful enough to measure distances in .1 yard increments out to 1000 yards. Vivid red organic LED display for easier spotting in low light. Includes a belt case, carrying strap, CR2 battery, and carrying case. Color: Black/Gray. Weight: 7.8 oz. Dimensions: 3.8" x 2.8" x 1.3".

Manufacturer model #: 112179.

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Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 10 reviewers.

Rated 4 out of 5 by hulsey57 Great range finder This range finder works great. I was a little worried about spending $400 on a range finder but it is well worth it. The red LED was the selling point for me it is really easy to read unlike most of the other rangefinders. It also doubles as a decent set of binos out to about 250 yrds, plenty of power to spot out that far. September 5, 2011

Rated 1 out of 5 by Loynd Decent Range Finder The RX-1000i/TBR range finder is just that. It is a good range finder with clear optics, small and light weight. The TBR ballistic feature, however, just does not work. Hold over in inches, Mil data and MOA data do not even mathematically compute. DO NOT RELY ON BALLISTIC RANGE! For instance, MIL dot at 100 yds is about 3.6" and MOA is about 1". Readings with the TBR at 365 yards show DROP at 12", MILs at 22.5 and MOA at 1.3 with a 300 yd zero and group "b" round. Not only is the data not close, it is not mathematically correct.. Save you $50 an acquire the non-TBR version or buy a Bushnell ARC series for the non-TBR price! June 18, 2011

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Is this item waterproof?

4 months, 3 weeks ago

deerme117

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NOT WATERPROOF

1 month, 3 weeks ago

stevoman

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Does TBR mode apply to bows or only for rifles?

8 months ago

DeerKilling

- San Diego

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Both rifle and bow.

8 months ago

Shortbloodtrail

- Tenn.

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how accurate are the angle reads?

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I am not worried about TBR, I can calculate that with a known distance and my loads. I also hunt bow and am curious how well it measures on angles.

1 year, 5 months ago

JohnDV

- Nashville, TN

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THEY SEEM VERY TRUE

1 month, 3 weeks ago

stevoman

- MASSACHUSETTS

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Bow/Gun difference?

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Does this rangefinder have different settings to measure differently for bow vs. gun? If not, why do they advertise the different ranges for bow and then gun?

1 year, 8 months ago

Nikon

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Yes it does have different settings to measure between the two. The rifle setting measures yards/meters with +/- 1 accuracy but with the bow setting the measurements are presented even more accurately up to a certain yardage with 0.1 +/- increments so on bow mode you will see that the target is for example 23.7 yards away.

6 months ago

Sylver

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