Rangefinder

Vector X is the most advanced pair of ballistic rangefinding binoculars currently available on the market. These binoculars are outfitted with Applied Ballistics software.

The Gen II doesn’t just upgrade; it overhauls. The optical system is re-engineered to improve color accuracy and low-light performance.

Leupold’s brand new RX-5000 TBR/W is loaded with capabilities for any need and comes in at a price that should put it on your radar. As far as capabilities go, the RX-5000 can range beyond 3 miles and will communicate with three popular map applications, including OnX Maps.

Burris laser rangefinding binoculars signature HD glass and 10×42, easy to use, durable, accurate, affordable, forever warranty

Lately, I have been testing ATN’s new night vision scope. The X-Sight 5 LRF 3-15x is an update to the existing X-Sight 5 that features an onboard laser range finder and ballistics calculator.

NEW all-in-one ballistic problem solver for precision competitors and open-country hunters.

Product comparison and pros and cons of the SIG 10k Rangefinding bino vs. the Leica Geovid Pro.

The mating of ballistics calculating programs and rangefinders may be the best pairing since PB&J. The Wise, “kill two birds with one stone” adage applies to this and Sig Sauer has executed it perfectly in the KILO8K-ABS.

Leupold has stepped into the world of ballistic-rangefinding binoculars with their newly released BX-4 Range HD TBR/W. This binocular is a 10x42mm model that is exceptionally clear with a powerful rangefinding capability that has a maximum reflective range of 2600 yards.