Guessing yardage before a shot — a deer at the edge of a clearing, a target further out than it looks, a fox on the far side of a field — is exactly how misses happen. This camo-finished hunting laser rangefinder locks a beam on your target and reads back exact yardage, so you're working from real numbers rather than eyeballing it.

Real-world range depends on conditions. This unit is rated up to 1000 yards under ideal conditions — a light-coloured, reflective target, clear weather and an unobstructed line of sight. Dense woodland, dark-coloured targets, and obstructions between you and the target will all reduce effective range, worth knowing before you rely on the max-range number out in the field.

Why It Stands Out

• 6 hunting measurement modes — linear distance, all-in-one (angle/height/horizontal distance for shots on slopes), continuous scan, two-point height, speed measurement, and data storage/recall.
• Mode memory — reopens the last mode you used after power-off, so you're not resetting it every time.
• 6× magnification — rotate the eyepiece to bring distant targets into sharp focus before ranging them.
• High accuracy — ±1 yard distance accuracy, ±1 degree angle accuracy.
• Built-in rechargeable battery — charges over USB, no disposable batteries to buy.
• Compact and rain-resistant — 140g, 96 × 34 × 67mm, built to handle field conditions.

Best Uses

Made for ranging deer, foxes and other quarry before a shot, scouting distances across open terrain, and taking angle-compensated measurements for shots on sloped ground. Best accuracy comes from light-coloured, reflective targets in clear weather with a clean line of sight; expect reduced range on dark targets, in dense woodland, or through fog and rain — pretty familiar territory for anyone stalking in the UK.

How It Compares

Setting It Up and Using It

1. Charge the built-in battery via USB before first use.
2. Rotate the eyepiece knob until the display and target are in sharp focus.
3. Press the mode button to cycle between linear, all-in-one, scan, two-point height, speed and storage modes.
4. Press the measurement button on your target for a reading; hold it for continuous scan mode.
5. Press and hold the measurement and mode buttons together for 3–5 seconds to switch between yards and metres.
6. Use storage mode (displays "Lb") to save and recall previous readings.

Care and Storage

Wipe the lens with the included cleaning cloth. It's rain-resistant but not waterproof, so don't submerge it. Store in the included carry bag. Note that it cannot measure accurately through glass.

Product Specifications

What's in the Box

1 × Hunting Rangefinder
1 × Carry bag
1 × Lanyard
1 × Lens cleaning cloth
1 × USB cable
1 × Manual