Leupold is an obvious class leader in rifle scopes, with a full line across every budget and purpose. With that kind of DNA in the system, it only makes sense that they have expanded the lines to cover every other optical need of the hunter and soldier. There are some exciting additions this year, and you are going to like them.
LTO Tracker
First up is the LTO Tracker. The LTO from last year was the first thermal optic in the Leupold family, and it was a stunning success. This year, the LTO is upgraded with the addition of the LTO Tracker. The Tracker features a bit more reach with all the same cool features of the LTO, including multiple color displays. This handheld model was meant to be a recover tool for hunting, and should do the job very well. The new model retails for a bit more than the original but still won’t break the bank at $909.99.
RX-2800
Rangefinders have changed a lot in the last year, and Leupold is stepping up in that arena as well. The new models are smaller, stronger, and built for whatever sporting needs you have. Leading the pack is the new RX-2800, with the power to range at 2800 yards. Just a few years ago, that would have been military needs only, and for mortars or artillery. The rifle game has changed though, and Leupold is changing with it. The MSRP for the RX-2800 is $650.
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Pro Guide Series
Last but certainly not least, Leupold is also a strong contender in the binoculars arena. New this year, the Pro Guide Series. Using HD glass, the new line reaches into 10 and 12 power, perfect for Western hunters. If you don’t need quite so much reach, there is also an 8X model available.
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LEUPOLD RX-2800 TGRW. How mach? tenk.
I have an older Leupold range finder that is a big disappointment, it was supposed to range to 1200 yards but I NEVER been able to get it to range past 550 yards no mater how big or bright the target was so I’m a bit apprehensive at buying another one, I would have to test drive it for awhile before making my decision.
…just get a new SIG Kilo 2000. It’s a terrific bargain and features galore.
It literally says on the side of the box that it will not range a soft target at the specified distance. The 1200 for yours is for reflective targets, not deer, trees, grass, etc. Use your letters, read. You might learn something that will keep you from making a bad purchase or at least keep you from permanently looking dumb on the internet. Good luck.
Dale, perhaps you are the one that can’t read. Jack said “no matter how big or bright the targe was…”. I’ll take the word of someone that used a product over someone that can’t read a sentence, let alone a box. Now go back to coloring, there are adults corresponding.