Leupold RX-2800 TBR/W Laser Rangefinder Black/Gray OLED Selectable 171910

SKU: 171910-Leupold

1 Review

Leupold RX-2800 TBR/W Laser Rangefinder Black/Gray OLED Selectable 171910

SKU 171910-Leupold

1 Review

List Price	$599.99
Your Price	$449.99
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Description

The new RX-2800 TBR/W rangefinder breaks new ground. With a new engine and optical design, the RX-2800 lets you make the best of any situation. Whether dinging steel at a mile and a half, or closing distance on a herd of elk, Leupold has you covered.

Features:

Fully multi-coated lenses
Impact resistant polymer housing
Waterproof
Rubberized armor
High light transmission
+/- 1/2 yard accuracy

Specifications

Item Condition	New
Weight:	7.3 oz.
Dimensions:	4.3" L
Range:	Up to 2800 yards
Monocular Details	Magnification: 7x Objective Aperature: 23 Eye Relief: 16mm Linear FOV: 318 ft @ 1000 yards Angular FOV: 6.3
Measurement Units	Yards
Battery Type	CR2 battery
Product Type	Laser Rangefinders
UPC	030317013073
MPN	171910

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Reviews

Reviews for Leupold RX-2800 TBR/W Laser Rangefinder Black/Gray OLED Selectable 171910

Average Rating

by Shane on March 21, 2019

Purchased this in March 2019 and had a chance to use it out to known distances up to 3000 yards. The distances were done with a surveying setup. The RX2800 performed very well. We had several rangefinders out there and they all read something different, most were very close at the extended ranges. 2000 yards and in, this thing was spot on. Not saying it wasn't on past 2000 yards it was just very hard to get a consistent reading, even on a tripod. Lighting conditions have some input on that as well. I really like it though, I think it's fantastic for the money.

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