Leupold® RX®-750 Digital Rangefinder
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Leupold® RX® Digital Laser Rangefinders
Leupold’s RX series of laser rangefinders sets the standard for rangefinder performance and incorporates a wide variety of functions, a multicoated lens system, fold-down rubber eyecups, advanced digital instrument panel with digital signal processing, accurate range of ±1 yard, clicking fast-focus eyepiece, and True Ballistic Range for most popular rifle loads and archery ballistics. Comes ready to use with a belt case, carrying strap, CR2 battery, and rugged Cordura® nylon case.
Leupold’s RX series of laser rangefinders sets the standard for rangefinder performance and incorporates a wide variety of functions, a multicoated lens system, fold-down rubber eyecups, advanced digital instrument panel with digital signal processing, accurate range of ±1 yard, clicking fast-focus eyepiece, and True Ballistic Range for most popular rifle loads and archery ballistics. Comes ready to use with a belt case, carrying strap, CR2 battery, and rugged Cordura® nylon case.
The Leupold® RX®-750 Rangefinder offers incredibly precise measurements out to 750 yards, plus True Ballistic Range® measurements that calculate the incline, line-of-sight range, and projectile ballistics to provide ultra-accurate aiming information that’s perfectly matched to the performance of your rifle or bow.
True Ballistic Range® (TBR®)
RX rangefinders are the only rangefinders to provide accurate aiming information matched to the performance of your rifle or bow. By calculating the incline, line-of-sight range to your target, AND the projectile’s ballistics, your RX provides rifle hunters using Leupold BAS reticles and bow hunters with the correct equivalent horizontal distance for precise shooting at any angle. Rifle hunters can also get this data as an MOA adjustment or a holdover point. With practice, long distance/steep angle shooting will become second nature.
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Rated 3.9 out of 5 by 13
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Crappieluck Quit Working
I've used this product for two years. This year the battery indicator blinks and the rangefinder shuts off even if I change to a new battery. When I put in a new battery the low battery indicator blinks everytime I attempt to range an object and the rangefinder shuts off. I've never abused the product. I'm giving the product 2 stars instead of 1 because I did get two years of service from the range finder. The optics are not very good either but "functional".
April 9, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Illinois1955 Poor Performance
Purchased 10/5 and rangefinder quit working 11/9. I thought the battery was the problem but when a new one was installed the unit would still not function. I plan on returning the unit to BP and getting a different rangefinder.
November 10, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Patriot64 Used for Bow and Rifle hunting.
This is my second range finder, prior was a Bushnell.
The Leupold RX750 has more range features than most other models which probably is why some comment it is to complicated to use. Once you understand the various modes - fairly Caveman Ready.
Accuracy is reliable, battery life very good, and size is compact.
October 22, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by tzxnqm Puts me on target
I thought I had a good feel of distance between me and a target. I have used this at many angles and distances and I have learned I can't guess those distances without confirming anymore.
October 4, 2011
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All specs indicate incline distances; what about decline scenarios(besides a bow application)?
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Hi, per Leupold "what you would call decline, our rangefinder would call negative incline, so yes, it does measure decline." ThanksAnswers
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Leupold's description is weatherproofDetails:
Will this unit measure distance to a mule deer at 750 yards or will it take a house size object to reflect off of?Answers
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Accurate to 750 yards reflective targetsAnswers
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black readout
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BlackDetails:
Can a range finder be used as binoculars ? Can all the data and range info be turned off and you get only a clear image?Answers
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Not this model. The unit does have an eye adjustment for focusA:
NO!, it is a MONOcular, not BInocular, so answer is no. You can view thru it with one eye just fine, but do not mistake it for a set of binoculars.A:
Yes, it has a 6x magnification and it has a clear view when the unit is turned off.Answers
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The rangefinder by Leupold has the TBR (True Ballistic Range) feature. The rangefinders by Bushnell have the ARC feature.A:
It has TBR (true ballistic range) which is more effective than the ARC features most have. It works for rifles and bows. For bows it calculates arrow speed and angle to get a true shooing distance. It is MUCH more in depth for rifles.Details:
I live in Australia so can you tell me if the RX 750 TBR comes in yards and metres.Answers
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It offers both measurementsA:
The RX 750's predecessor, the RX-II provided the user the option of displaying distances in feet, yards or meters. I'm sure it carries over this capability to the new model. Hope it helps. I am entirely satisfied with my RX-II and would recommend the RX 750.1 of 1
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