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: 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 5 out of 5 by Sylver Very Satisfied The rangefinder works exactly as described. The reason I purchased this over others is because the clarity of both the lens and the markings is significantly better then any other I have tried. I have looked at ones that were on sale on the $250 dollar range and went with this higher costing one because the improvement is that noticeable. My rational was that if I were to already be spending $250, might as well fork over a little extra and have something for years to come rather then reinvesting in a range finder over and over. Anyways, Cheers! November 5, 2012

Rated 5 out of 5 by BAAAD same old same old I have had two other rnage finders, a bushnell 800 and a nikon 800. Neither would range much past 300 yds and with irregular performance. I walked into the BPS and asked the guy behind the counter if he had any products that even came close to living up to their claims. He handed me this unit and said that if I could get over the rpice i would love it. I killed a bear and a deer this year and the bear would not have been taken cleanly had i not had this unit, It has a terrific red display that can be adjusted to the conditions and it goes out to 900 yards consistently. This is no joke, i don't usually do these reviews, btu this product follows the same high quality of their scope lines. It is nto often that a product does exactly whati t says today and this one does it in typical Leuopold fashion. I have 9 higher end leuopold scopes that have never let me down and this product is the same. Spend the money it is worth the cost! October 27, 2012

Rated 4 out of 5 by WYLD Leupold RX-1000I Rangfinder Purchased before Antelope hunt. The setup of the desired readouts was somewhat confusing, but it was accomplished. The optics and accuracy of the readout are excellent. The light weight and the small size make for ease of carrying. The operational button is small and somewhat difficult to operate with large fingers. That's my only complaint. October 15, 2012

Rated 4 out of 5 by anxious leupold rx 1000i rangefinder so far, good with limited experiences as it is new and use has been on two occasions; golf course and field. I do not reccommend for golf course use and it is not designed for that. October 8, 2012

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Is this item waterproof?

5 months, 3 weeks ago

deerme117

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NOT WATERPROOF

2 months, 2 weeks ago

stevoman

- MASSACHUSETTS

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Does TBR mode apply to bows or only for rifles?

9 months ago

DeerKilling

- San Diego

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Both rifle and bow.

9 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, 6 months ago

JohnDV

- Nashville, TN

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THEY SEEM VERY TRUE

2 months, 2 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, 9 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.

7 months ago

Sylver

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