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Jim Hickey
December 2, 2018
I purchased a rangefinder from another manufacturer about 8 years ago. It was a 1200 yard model. I never could get a reading over 550 yards. That was okay because I never wanted to shoot farther than that. Then I got into long range shooting and purchased another brand that was rated to 2000 yards. I was pleased with it because I could get readings out to 1100 yards. I never wanted to shoot big game at long range but was focusing on steel targets and coyotes. My goal is to shoot a coyote at 1000 yards. The 2000 rangefinder was top rated and had high reviews. This fall I started my quest for a 1000 yard coyote after a lot of summer practice. The first day out hunting I had three opportunities at coyotes but couldn't take a shot because the rangefinder wouldn't read past 550 yards. After returning home I started researching and found out this other brand wouldn't read past 550 yards if it was cold. So when I got home I started shopping for a rangefinder that would meet my needs. I considered a $2000 rangefinder knowing I wouldn't have hunts spoiled and be disappointed but that was more than I wanted to spend. My next choice was this Leica 2400. I couldn't be more pleased. I've had it out in very cold weather and it performed great. I have no problem ranging out to a mile. Yesterday I ranged an elk at 2150. And yes today I'm celebrating because the Leica help me kill a coyote at 910 yards. This Leica 2400 is an outstanding rangefinder. You won't be disappointed.
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Salty
October 9, 2018
I purchased the Leica crf 2400r in combination with my kestrel and ballistic ae app.
This combo works for me. Some may like the ability of a ballistic range finder however I have found this to be the most user friendly.
Crystal clear glass and accurate readings. What else can you ask for. 👍🏼
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Manuel
October 9, 2018
Absolutely love this rangefinder nothing is more clear and more crisp , tried ranging a very nice buck at 7:20 pm which is still 25-30 minutes before last light (buck was at bow range and I could see him with my eyes fine but not through the i7 Nikon) down here in Florida and that POS unit would not let me see through the glass as the buck walked by, such a let down that I ordered this unit the next day and left the over priced Nikon as a backup. Pay for quality with Leica and it will be absolutely worth it. When it comes to optics you do get what you pay for unfortunately learned the hard way. The magnification is also incredible at X7 unlike most other units which are X6 and the field of view is wider than my nikons and very clear as I mentioned you can almost range in the dark with the sharp precise red circle it uses. Buy it don't skimp specially if your a bowhunter and yardage is so important.
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