Laserworks Rangefinder for Hunting - Laser Range Finder for Hunter Long Distance Shooting with Slope Compensation - Bow Hunting Accessories Accurate Consistent True 1200 Yards Measurement - Enhanced SEO Review

I bought this range finder for hunting and shooting, I plan to use it to determine the distance to the target and help me measure the distance roughly by eye as well Patterns to create for my bow, arrows and shotgun. The rangefinder has adjustable focus on the lens you're looking through kuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuically to it and only vibrate for a click when it's on. The only thing I don't like is that the buttons are one on…

I bought this to use in tactical combat at extremely long range, typically from 25 yards to over 1100 yards. You never know what the ranges will be until you get to the game and it's your turn to run. I wanted to replace my 10 year old Bushnell 600 yard rangefinder which actually works up to about 850 on flat steel targets like the gong targets we use. However, LaserWorks does NOT work better than my Bushnell. I sent the LW version to a box in the garage where other old bugs from my past are…

Too expensive and doesn't work right away when I need it. However, it ended up working, so I decided to keep it. My main problem is that when I tried to focus this thing on the deer and when I got my footage, the deer had moved a few steps. Visibility is usually very cloudy, especially during low light periods. It's made of cheap glass that gives a matte finish. The ONLY reason I bought it was a misguided belief on my part that it would allow me to see deer at 1000 yards as accurately as my…

I am very impressed with this rangefinder. I picked it up the other day and compared it to my buddy's high end range finder and was blown away by how well it performed. The glass is very transparent, they have so many handy features that are easy to use and most importantly, the range finder is accurate. First we went to my friends shooting range where we knew the target range and that range finder was accurate to within 600 yards to our final target. Then my friend and I started investigating…

I was looking for a range finder for target shooting and came across this. It was an unknown brand but it had good reviews so I decided to give it a try. If I had to do it again I would definitely turn it down because there doesn't seem to be any quality control. The first problem is that the diopter-adjustable eyepiece is very difficult to rotate to focus right out of the box. Looking into the eyepiece, I realized what the problem was. The eyepiece was installed incorrectly, so that part of…

Purchased to combine with a meteorometer and ballistic attachment for long range and accurate shooting. I've been playing with it all day since I got it this morning and I have to say I'm pretty darn impressed so far! I was able to consistently move along the tree lines at a distance of about 1464 yards. In scan mode, I was able to measure the distance to a hawk circling overhead three times at 130 yards with the same results. I've acquired several smaller target-sized objects at various known…

I rarely review but I really like this search engine. I needed a long-range range finder, but not one that would break the bank, and I needed it fast. There were still a few days left until deer season. Long range rangers get more expensive very quickly, especially big brands. But I saw this LD 1200 here at Revain with FREE ONE DAY SHIPPING for $99 but no reviews. The previous model LD 1000 had great reviews and I was concerned about the quality and performance of such a cheap ranger but I gave