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Leica 42221
Leica 42221
Weight: 0.25 pounds
List Price: $725.00
Price: $59.95

Review Leica Stabilite Tripod Adapter for Laser Range Finders / Leica 42221:

Leica creates precision optical products for work and leisure. The superlative photographic results brought about by the precision optics and mechanics, the brilliant image in the slide projection, or in nature as observed through binoculars or spotting scopes, all bring enjoyment to their users. A sense of achievement arises when intense involvement with the products leads users to discover and perfect new capabilities and new ways of seeing, whether in photography or - using the binoculars and scopes - in the field of sports. This tripod adapter is designed for Rangemaster 900 and 1200 scan, Pinmaster rangefinders.
Sabre
Sabre
Weight: 0.81 pounds
List Price: $49.99
Price: $41.69
Key features Sabre
  • FHP-01
  • Sabre Tear Gas
  • 23063103648
  • Model: Sabre Red Pepper Spray Home Defense 13 Oz With Wall Mount

Review Sabre Red Pepper Spray Home Defense 13 Oz With Wall Mount / Sabre:

Contains 10% oleoresin capsicum measuring 1. 33% major capsaicinoids. Contains UV marking dye. 8% to 86% hotter than any other civilian red pepper spray. Powerful fog delivery with a range up to 25' which will cover an entire doorway. Wall mount bracke.
Nikon Laser440
Nikon Laser440
Dimentions: 6 x 4 x 3 inches
Price: $312.95
Key features Nikon Laser440
  • Full scanning capability
  • 1/2 yard accuracy
  • 437 yard range
  • 8x multicoated optics
  • Water Resistant
  • Model: Nikon 440 ProStaff Laser Range Finder

Review Nikon 440 ProStaff Laser Range Finder / Nikon Laser440:

Nikon is a precision optical company with worldwide manufacturing, research and marketing capabilities. The Nikon name is equated with extraordinary photographic performance, innovation, precision and optical quality. PRODUCT FEATURES: Incredible yard accuracy; Original Digital Processor; 8 power Multicoated optics; Ranges distances from 11- 440 yards; Focusing Diopter; Scanning Capability; Water Resistant; Lightweight 7oz; Battery Included.
Nikon 7428
Nikon 7428
Dimentions: 5 x 5 x 3 inches
Weight: 0.074 pounds
List Price: $448.95
Price: $298.99
Key features Nikon 7428
  • Measures distance to objects in the field
  • Weighs 7.4 ounces (without batteries)
  • Includes belt case
  • 6x magnification; 330-foot field of view at 1000 yards
  • 600 yard range; accurate to within 1 yard
  • Model: Nikon Team Realtree Laser 600 Rangefinder

Review Nikon Team Realtree Laser 600 Rangefinder / Nikon 7428:

Key Features: - 600-yard range. - Belt case included. - Water-resistant. - Powerful 6x multicoated optics. - Full scanning capability. - One-yard accuracy. - Ultra compact size. - Long eye relief. Technical Specifications: - Magnification x: 6. - Objective Diameter (mm): 20. [+]
- Real Angular Field of View: 6. 3. - Apparent Angular Field of View: 37. 8. - FOV@1000 yds (ft): 330. - Close Ranging Distance (yds): 11. - Exit Pupil (mm): 3. 3. - Relative Brightness: 10. 9. - Eye Relief (mm): 17. - Size (L&W) inches: 3. 7x2. 8. - Size (L&W) mm: 96x72. - Weight (w/o batteries) oz. /grams: 7. 4/210. Warranty. One-Year Warranty. If any product is found to have defects in workmanship or materials, Nikon will, at their option, repair or replace it at no charge: Dimensions: 3" (W) x 4" (H) x 5. 125" (D).
Newcon Optik
Newcon Optik
Weight: 2.1 pounds
Price: $2,239.00
Key features Newcon Optik
  • Instant and accurate distance measurement
  • Target quality indicator
  • Variable measurement units (Meters, Yards, Degrees, Mils)
  • Reticle selection (cross or rectangular)
  • Laser active indicator
  • Model: Newcon 2500CI Laser Range Finder Monocular with with 2,500 Yard Range, Speed Detector, Digital Compass & Inclinometer.

Review Newcon 2500CI Laser Range Finder Monocular with with 2,500 Yard Range, Speed Detector, Digital Compass & Inclinometer. / Newcon Optik:

Professional Laser Rangefinder Monocular LRM2500CI is built in unified ergonomiclightweight housing with a rubberized grip. This advanced unit provides instant distance, speed, azimuth and angular elevation (depths and heights) measurementsconsistently and accurately. Computer output allows immediate data acquisition by any system with standard RS-232 interface. The device matches perfectly both civilian and military requirements.
Nikon Laser440
Nikon Laser440
Dimentions: 57.6 x 57.6 x 39.6 inches
Weight: 0.4 pounds
List Price: $312.99
Price: Too low to display
Key features Nikon Laser440
  • OUTDOOR OPTICS
  • UPC - 018208083527
  • Model: Nikon ProStaff Laser440 - Rangefinder ( laser ) 8 x

Review Nikon ProStaff Laser440 - Rangefinder ( laser ) 8 x / Nikon Laser440:

PRODUCT FEATURES:Incredible yard accuracyOriginal digital processor8 power multicoated opticsRanges distances from 11- 440 yardsFocusing diopterScanning capabilityWater-resistantLightweight 7ozBattery included
Bushnell
Bushnell
List Price: $459.95
Price: $321.11

Review Bushnell Yardage Pro Laser Rangefinder 800 Rangefinder 200880 / Bushnell:

Recommended for: Big game hunting Take your best shot with confidence with help from a Bushnell Yardage Pro Laser Rangefinder. Using advanced digital technology; Yardage Pro takes the guesswork out of measuring distances. Delivers superb range performance to targets at the tough of a button. The Bushnell Yardage Pro is accurate to within one yard even if you're measuring in rain, snow or through foreground clutter like brush and branches. -Description: Yardage Pro Compact 800 -Features: Long range performance, 20-930 Yd. , Water-resistant -Magnification: 8X -Type: Class 1 Eye-Safe -Size: 2"x 4 3/4"x 3 3/4" -Weight: 11. 5 oz. -Battery Type: AAA (4) Electronic Features: -Accuracy: +- 2 yards -Low Battery Indicator: Yes Targeting Modes: -Scan: Yes -Rain: Yes -Zip: Yes -Reflector: Yes Ranging Performance: -Reflective: 930 Yards -Tree: 800 Yards -Deer: 475 Yards -Flag: 250 YardsManufacturer: Bushnell. Manufacturer#: 200880. Approximate Shipping Weight (lbs): 0. [+]
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Leica
Leica
Weight: 1.05 pounds
List Price: $769.00
Price: $699.00
Key features Leica
  • Can be Easily Used while Wearing Gloves
  • Roof Prism with P40 Phase Correction Coatings
  • Waterproof Tool for Either Hand
  • Measuring Range of 10 to 1200 Yards
  • Smaller More Compact Laser Rangefinder
  • Model: Leica CRF Rangemaster 1200, Waterproof Laser Rangefinder with 1,200 yd. Range, Black - USA

Review Leica CRF Rangemaster 1200, Waterproof Laser Rangefinder with 1,200 yd. Range, Black - USA / Leica:

Evolving from the market leading Leica LRF monocular rangefinders, the new Leica CRF 1200 Rangemaster Compact Laser Rangefinder offers an even smaller more compact and waterproof tool which can be easily used while wearing gloves and with either hand. All measurements are in yards.
Bushnell 20-3000
Bushnell 20-3000
Dimentions: 13.1 x 5.5 x 3.3 inches
Weight: 1.08 pounds
List Price: $489.99
Price: $318.00
Key features Bushnell 20-3000
  • Carrying case and strap
  • Realtree hardwoods HD camouflage
  • Water resistant
  • Pocket size: 1.5x4x2.75 in. and 6.8 oz.
  • Ideal for bowhunters
  • Model: Bushnell Yardage Pro Scout Laser Rangefinder (Camouflage)

Review Bushnell Yardage Pro Scout Laser Rangefinder (Camouflage) / Bushnell 20-3000:

Weighing in at a mere 6. 8 oz. , the Yardage Pro Scout is the smallest, most compact laser rangefinder of its kind. Advanced laser technology delivers superb range performance to targets up to 700 yards away. A short, 10-yard minimum distance makes it the ideal tool for bow hunters. Features adjustable 6x magnification, accuracy to +/- 1 yard, scans, rain and Zip modes and built-in reflector.
Walther
Walther
List Price: $171.00
Price: $130.18
Key features Walther
  • Sights & Lasers
  • Model: Walther Laser P22

Review Walther Laser P22 / Walther:

Walther Laser P22
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