Leupold RX-1600i TBR Laser Rangefinder

The RX-1600i TBR/W with DNA is a workhorse ready for any hunt. It delivers the farthest, most accurate ranging in its class — out to 1, 600 yards — and uses Leupold's True Ballistic Range with Wind for greater first-shot success. It doesn’t matter if you’re carrying a rifle or a bow this season, you’ll want to carry an RX-1600i TBR/W, too. Features: - Advanced OLED technology is user adjustable to match display intensity for changing light conditions - OLED display delivers more light to the users eye while also providing an extremely bright display with easy to read numbers and letters - Built-in inclinometer with TBR that can calculate the ballistic range to your target, then display it as a holdover aim point, an MOA adjustment, a mill radian adjustment, or the equivalent horizontal distance - Digitally enhanced Accuracy (DNA) delivers increased accuracy, speed and range - Fully multi-coated lens system ensures a bright, pristine image - Easy to use, one-handed controls - 3 selectable reticles (Plus Point, Duplex, and Duplex with plus point) - Durable aluminum housing shrouded in a rubber armor coating that provides a positive grasp - True Ballistic Range with Wind (TBR/W) technology takes into account the angle of your shot, wind and your rifles ballistics to put you dead on target Specifications: - Magnification: 6x - Lens Coating: Fully Multi-Coated - Battery Type: CR2 - Eye Relief: 17mm - Exit Pupil Diameter: 3. 60mm - Angle Compensation: Yes - Minimum Range Distance: 6 Yards - Reflective Target: 1600 Yards - Non-Reflective Target: 1000 Yards - Tripod Adaptable: No - Dimensions: 3. 80" L x 3" H x 1. 40" W - Weight: 7. 80 oz - Color: Black/Gray

• Model #173805 - RX-1600I 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.
• 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.
• LED displays use bright red characters and have adjustable brightness setting. This display technology also enables best in class light transmission for use in low light conditions.
• 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.