does this rangefinder compensate for incline and decline angles for bow hunters?
870550
I asked this same question to Leupold. I'm waiting on an answer. According to their website, all RX series rangefinders have TBR which is angle compensation. I just don't think it gives you a seperate readout. Between the answers here and the description of the RX series on their website, I had to ask to be sure before ordering.
632236
the non primos one has clear shot. its cool, it tells you the highest point of your arrows path so you can see if a branch is in the way. all in all not needed but nice to have. it is also able to be calibrated where the primos is not. there is definitely more to the non primos, its the next edition to it looks like primo stopped the partnership http://www.amazon.com/Bushnell-202442-4x20mm-Bowhunting-Rangefinder/dp/B00ILFLT24/ref=dp_ob_title_sports the video goes over the new stuff
1441769
Although I bought it for bow shooting (10 to 50 yds), I've taken if out to the gun range and it did measure on the 300 yard range. Above that you just have to have a steady hand and a good eye. Definitely a good tool and yes, I'd purchase it.
910214
Yes, but it does not lock to specific angles, so if you are particularly picky then make sure you have a level or something.
540135
I'm not sure Greg. The elevation has considerable adjustment range. However, I zeroed in at 50 yards and haven't touched it since.
1332938
This range finder works great in BOW mode and is very accurate with its angles.
1179077
Yes,yes,yes. Got mine just a couple of weeks ago. Kept a deer in my sights from 101 yards down to 18 till I took it down.Love it :}
1034506
Mine did need a small amount of calibration, my elevation line was too high. Fire at a fixed target from a padded flat surface.Mark your targets and check your calibration accordingly.
1853098
Yes for Windage and up and down adjustment. Have yet to see them move. Super nice scope. Or the money you get a lot with this optic. Big but awsome look. On my m&p10;
420724
The range finder is simple horizontal lines below center crosshair, NOT a digital laser with readout. You must have a known subject at a known distance for a base point to calculate any other further subjects at further distances. For what it matters, my binocular had a broken none functioning compass when I received it!
597999
Yeah, it works well. I have used it for overhead, vertical, and horizontal. So far the only complaint I have is the sensitivity settings. It almost works too fast.
1394338
I do have one on a round sight of your caliber and it thus far seems to be working okay in practice. Will be using it hopefully as I go elk hunting next week. It seems fairly reliable on my targets.
1177340
i dont have a problem doing my flys incline and flat. have not done flys decline so i would about that. hope that helps.
2168728
I use mine for bow hunting. I suppose it would work on the golf coarse as well but, I have never tried it. Be aware that the elevation range is only accurate up to about 75 yards. It performed well for me in the field.
1964193
Yes it does. The cocking rope is well designed too. Just make certain you understand how to use it properly. I can't cock mine without heavy gloves, unless I use the rope. The rope makes it a breeze to cock. I also understand some folks damaged their rope by not making sure it sits in the groove towards the rear of the stock, just behind the sight/trigger housing. I put a scope on mine because my astigmatism would not allow me to use the red dot sight. I also found that a 17" (I cut my own Beemans) carbon arrow is ultra quiet and the best FOC setup with 125 grain Aero opening broadheads. My hunting neighbor stood by and "sound rated" the three types of arrows I tested and said he could not hear the 17" Beeman carbons. Practice with the aluminums that come with it though until you get the feel of things and learn if you may prefer a scope, etc. I could have stand hunted with the arrows that come with. They are sturdy if you don't hit hard objects with them, but I also kept them straight with my alumin. arrow straightener tool I have. Love the bow--very accurate.
230427
Arrows will begin to drop or lose trajectory out of any bow as soon as it is fired, higher energy bows/lighter arrows just cover more ground per inches dropped. If set up following the directions, the HHA will be accurate for your particular arrow speed and bow configuration. The amount of travel or range adjustment will depend on your arrow speed, peep height, etc
333472
Elevation is set for bullet drop of 556. You can zero it in at witch ever you like however the distance adjustment would not be correct.