Leupold BX‑6 Range HD 4DOF: Ballistics, Mapping, and Glass in One System — SHOT Show 2026

in Levi Sim, SHOT Show 2026

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The Leupold BX‑6 Range HD 4DOF is a new flagship rangefinding binocular designed to combine long‑range ranging, advanced ballistic solving, and GPS‑based mapping in a single optic.

Built around a 10×42 optical system, the BX‑6 is aimed at long‑range shooters, hunters, and archers who want one device to handle ranging, ballistic computation, and target location.

Front view of the binoculars on a stand, looking into the objective lens.
This thing can range to 6000 yards and add a pin to your OnX map.

Integrated Ballistics and Environmental Data

At the center of the BX‑6 is Hornady’s 4DOF ballistic calculator, which uses onboard environmental sensors to measure temperature, pressure, and shooting angle.

The system supports both rifle and archery ballistics, allowing the binocular to deliver corrected solutions without relying on a separate handheld device.

View of the occular lenses.
Leupold claims this is the best glass they’ve ever put in binoculars.

Ballistic profiles are managed through Leupold’s companion app, with support for multiple stored profiles and rapid switching in the field.

Long‑Range Ranging and Mapping Integration

Leupold rates the BX‑6 with a long‑range mode capable of ranging out to approximately 6,000 yards, with reliable ranging on tree‑sized targets out to roughly 3,000 yards.

The binocular includes an integrated compass and Bluetooth connectivity, enabling GPS pinning directly into mapping platforms, including onX Maps, as well as other common navigation apps.

View of the top of the binos with the objective lens to the left.
The D-pad controls the menu options with the left hand, while the range button is situated for the right hand.

This allows users to range a target and immediately drop a waypoint without pulling out a phone or GPS unit. That means you’ll see exactly where a bloodtrail starts in your OnX map, so you can find it without question, even in the dark. That’s very cool.

Optics, Controls, and Build

The BX‑6 uses Leupold’s Professional‑Grade Optical System, with high‑definition glass optimized for clarity, contrast, and low‑light performance. Controls are designed to be glove‑friendly, and the binocular can be operated through physical buttons or via the mobile app.

View from the occular lenses including the right side of the binos.
They will start as 10x42s, but we may see other magnification options soon.

Service and repair for the BX‑6 are handled in the United States, with Leupold’s service center based in Oregon, reinforcing the company’s long‑standing support infrastructure and lifetime warranty.

Price and Availability

The Leupold BX‑6 Range HD 4DOF carries an MSRP of approximately $4,000, placing it in the premium range-finding optics category.

Coming soon to their website here.


Leupold BX‑6 Range HD 4DOF — Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Leupold
  • Model: BX‑6 Range HD 4DOF
  • Magnification: 10×
  • Objective Lens Diameter: 42 mm
  • Ballistic Solver: Hornady 4DOF
  • Environmental Sensors: Temperature, barometric pressure, inclinometer, compass
  • Ballistic Support: Rifle and archery
  • Range Capability:
    • Long‑range mode: up to ~6,000 yards
    • Trees: up to ~3,000 yards
  • Mapping Integration: GPS pinning to onX Maps and other mapping apps
  • Display: Internal digital ballistic and ranging display
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth (mobile app integration)
  • Service & Repair: USA (Oregon)
  • MSRP: Approx. $4,000

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