Simmons® LRF 600 Laser Rangefinder
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- Perfect for any kind of hunting
- Inside view display ranges from 10 - 600 yards with the push of a button
- 4X magnification
- Built-in rain and reflector targeting modes
- Includes case
Efficient, compact, and easy on the pocketbook, the Simmons Laser Rangefinder LRF 600 delivers effective range readings from 10-600 yards plus 4x magnification for lightning fast target acquisition. For reliable, accurate readings you can target deer as far as 200 yards, a tree up to 400 yards, and highly reflective objects up to 600 yards away. Inside view display ranges from 10 - 600 yards with the push of a button. 4X magnification lets you judge the animal easily. Uses one 9 volt battery (not included). Rain and reflector targeting modes are built-in. Includes case. Color: Black. Range: 10 - 600 yards. Accuracy: ± 1 yard. Magnification: 4x. Size: 1.9'' x 4.2'' x 3.6''. Weight: 7.7 oz.
Manufacturer model #: 801405C.
Rated 4.5 out of 5Â by 37
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by CPAhunter First rangefinder ever purchased
This rangefinder does everything I wanted. I am a turkey hunter and wanted a rangefinder to help we judge distances to trees and decoys to help avoid misses and/or crippling wildlife. It is easy to use. You will need to purchase a 9-volt battery separately. Great value for the price.
April 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Pragmatic Effective Golf Tool
I don't write reviews as a rule, but I've been using this product for a year in northeast. Only one 9 volt battery used and still half charge left. Accurate over 300 yards (all I need). Very impressed with product for price. Dropped 4 strokes on 9 hole course with no fairway markers with this tool.
April 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Shot113 Very Impressed
Yesterday was the first time I really used my rangefinder. It was at a 3D shoot. It really helped me increase my score. I can't wait to take it hunting.
March 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by lftyglfr great for golf
We use this as a range finder for golf and it is so quick and accurate. I love it!
March 20, 2013
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Will this rangefinder figure in the drop/angle when hunting from a tree stand?
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No, you would want a rangefinder with ARC ( angle compensating technology)for that. This one does not have that capability.
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Per the manufacturer, this has not been tested before. However, they do state it most likely will not work because the mesh will defuse the laser that is being sent out of the unit. ThanksDetails:Â
For Bow Hunting: If I'm in a tree 30 feet in the air and the deer is 20 ft from the base of the tree, does this rangefinder compensate for my shot? Do I have to shoot 3 ft above or below? Does this rangefinder compensate for my accuracy?In other words does this work 30 yards for a bow only?
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Some rangefinders compensate for shot angles, this one does not. Strictly gives you a line of sight distance reading.A:Â
Nope all this product does is tell the range of the object your ranging.
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no it measures distance.You should shoot from the hight your stand is at so you can figure out the drop of your arrow. usually from that high there isn't much of a drop so you shoudl set you pins from there not from ground shooting.
unless you spends a FEW hundred for a fancy range finder
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I've used for a flag up to 160 yards away. Long distances I hit the front of the green or the bottom of flag-stick using bottom line of focus box. Or I use a bunker or object at same distance. Smart use gets the right result every time.A:Â
I guess you could I would just aim at the bottom of the flag than the flag.
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I don't think it would pick up the flag itself. It's just to small of an object at a great distance. But it would pick up the green right by it.A:Â
yes from 40 yards away and further and its too difficult to aim at the flag. but you could aim at the green at the base of the flagAnswers
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It is waterproof and you can use it in the rain.A:Â
its water resistant not water proof. if it gets lightly wet its ok but you drop in a deep puddle it will fog up.accuracy depends on how hard its raining.
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Yards but a meter and a yard are the same thing but on a different scale.
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It comes in both. It can also switch from each one quickly and easily.A:Â
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this finder does both meters and yardsAnswers
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This rangefinder works great for bow hunting!A:Â
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Yes, it would be great for bow hunting as you don't need more than 350 yards of distance. It's a great little machine.
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Yes. It works well short range (under 100 yards), long range (100-300 yards) is so so. One down side to this range finder is low light conditions, you can barely make out the display. Still a good rangefinder for a budget.Answers
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It can but I don't think it will be able to pick up the flag itself.
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It can be used for golf, range is good up to 200 yd, does not calculate slope angles.
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It takes one 9v alkaline battery.A:Â
1 CR2I use rechargables but 2 everyreadys get me through the year
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It needs one 9V Battery only.A:Â
One basic 9v battery.A:Â
on 9v. Its greatA:Â
i have used the unit for 3 months and still on the same battery 9v
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One 9 volt battery.
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Uses one 9 volt battery (not included).Answers
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It says it will reach up to 600 yards but only at a highly reflective item. At an animal no more than 400 yards.A:Â
Mine went about 350 yards.A:Â
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