Leupold RX-2800 Rangefinder, TBR/W

Long range shooting will test your limits with every shot. The distances people are accurately shooting are staggering, which is where the RX-2800 TBR/W comes into play. With 1/2 yard accuracy out to 2,800 yards, 7x magnification, and an easy-to-read OLED display, this lightning quick rangefinder is guaranteed to stretch your skills. The new Alpha IQ ranging engine also makes ranging smaller targets quicker than ever before, while our True Ballistic Range (TBR) technology takes into account the angle of your shot and your gun's ballistics to put you dead on every time. Go farther faster with the new RX-2800 TBR/W.Optical Performance 7x Magnification 27mm objective lens. True Ballistic Range/Wind Accounts for distance, wind, inline or decline Provides holdover and windage information in inches/centimeters, MRAD, or MOA Indexed to 25 popular ballistic groups Optional Line of Sight mode. Use and Handling Minimum range: 7 yd Max range: 2800 yd to reflective target, 1300 yd to tree, 1100 yd to deer Measurements in yards or meters Spot and continuous-scan modes Runs on one CR2 battery In-view power status indicator. Construction Details Aluminum housing Black/gray textured slip-resistant rubber armor on top grip Waterproof OLED display.

• Model #171910 - RX-2800 Rangefinder, TBR/W
• True Ballistic Range / Wind (TBR/W) technology provides ballistically calculated ranges for extremely accurate shots at longer distances and steeper angles. It can also generate a hold point for a 10-mph wind at a 90-degree angle out to 800 yards. Offers a variety of reticles to choose from to fit any use or preference.
• Selectable OLED displays use bright red characters and have adjustable brightness setting for best in class light transmission for use in low light conditions.
• Bow mode uses the distance and the angle of a shot to calculate a ballistic equivalent to the target for more accurate uphill and downhill archery shots.
• Last Target mode ensures the rangefinder reads the farthest target in the laser's path, so grasses and twigs don't interfere with an accurate range