Getting the range right by using a laser rangefinder, or range-finding bino or riflescope, can pay huge fur dividends.
The 10x42mm Bushnell Fusion X rangefinding binocular ushers in a new era of laser rangefinder technology.
Bushnell’s new Bone Collector 850 LRF laser rangefinder features a large objective lens with 2X brightness paired with ARC technology and Scan mode.
With angle compensation technology, the Nikon Prostaff 1000i 6x20mm Rangefinder will tell a bow or gun hunter the correct aiming distance for the shot.
In the author’s opinion, only the treestand has been more beneficial to what a modern-day bowhunter can do than the laser rangefinder.
Rangefinders are tremendous tools for bowhunters, but it still pays to know how to determine distance the old-fashioned way.
From Cadillac to clunker, there’s a laser rangefinder that’s just right for you. We help you sort the wheat from the chaff.
