PrecisionScout™ range finder for hunting
What you get on the trail and the course
Coated lenses for changing light
Dawn starts and late-day sits mean glare and fading light at the eyepiece. Multi-layer coated lenses are fitted to the optics, so you can sight a target across a range of lighting conditions.
One-button operation
Cold hands and small targets make complicated controls a nuisance in the field. A single button takes the reading and cycles through modes, so you keep your eye on the target while you work it.
Inclinometer for slope
Shooting from a stand or across a hillside means the straight-line number is not the whole story. A built-in inclinometer reads the angle and displays the horizontal distance for your bow shot or club choice.
Seven modes in one unit
Carrying a separate device for each pursuit adds weight to your pack. Hunting, golf, archery and hiking settings are all stored in this one unit, so a single range finder covers the whole trip list.
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Hunters who judge distance by eye across ravines and down from tree stands need a range finder for hunting that reads it directly.
Slope changes the distance an arrow or ball actually travels. A built-in inclinometer reads the angle and shows the horizontal distance, which suits a rangefinder for bow hunting from a stand or hillside. Multi-layer coated lenses sit in front of the optics for use at dawn, dusk or midday.
- Weight: 6.3 ounces
- Seven modes, including hunting, golf, archery and hiking
- One button locks a reading, so small targets are held without menus
