Nikon MONARCH 3000 STABILIZED Rangefinder 16556

SKU 16556-Nikon

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Description

The Nikon MONARCH 3000 STABILIZED Rangefinder gives you a long range of over nearly 2 miles with the speed, precision and consistency needed for long range shooting. HYPER READ technology gives you fast and accurate measurements while the OLED display is highly visible. This long range rangefinder is designed for one hand operation with Nikon's award-winning image-stabilization.

Features

Fully Multicoated Optics
HYPER READ for a quick and stable measurement
ID (Incline/Decline) Technology
8-Second Sustained Measurement; 3,000 yard range
Image-Stabilized for easy one hand use
Tru-Target Priority System to switch between first target and distant target modes
Waterproof, Fogproof; nitrogen purged and o-ring sealed
OLED Display and Wide Field of View; highly visible red display
5-Year Warranty

Specifications

Item ConditionNew
Weight:6.9 oz w/o batteries
Dimensions:3.8" x 2.9" x 1.7"
Range:8–3,000 yards
Deer: 1,000 yards
Tree: 1,100 yards
Reflective: 3,000 yards
Monocular Details6x
LaserClass 1M/Laser
Angle CompensationYes: ID Technology
Measuring Time0.3 seconds
Measurement UnitsYards & Meters
Battery Type1 CR2 LITHIUM
Product TypeLaser Rangefinders
UPC018208165568
MPN16556

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating

Pete Gentile September 24, 2019

The stability feature is remarkable. I havent hunted with it yet but this will make a world of difference when the adrenaline is pumping.

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Pete H. December 26, 2020

The image stabilization is really useful for being able to freehand range and get your intended target. It has never even come close to giving me the listed ranges. Unless you have a hard, reflective target, you are limited to 700-800 yards in real world use in my experience. I got 1900 yds once off the side of a tractor trailer. I'll continue to hunt with this, but am actively looking for a replacement.

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