Is this the same as a CR2 battery for use in a Bushnell Rangefinder?
2008311
I used these battery's for my Leupold rangefinder. Consult your product guide to be 100% sure if it is the correct battery for yours.
2008312
I'm not sure. We bought it for our dogs shock collar. I hope this helps you.
2008313
cr2 refers to the physical size of the battery, The rest of the numbers designate the type of battery. lithium or alkaline.
2008314
Yes. This is what I purchased them for and they work fine in my rangefinder.
1506394
CR2032 3V battery since I only got the scope in September of this year, I cannot tell you how long a battery lasts.
24159
I Googled your question and it said it was the same battery. (interchangeablel)
554132
One of these does work to replace two CR123 batteries IF the device is designed to handle either. For instance I have two Fenix flashlights that both use 2 x CR123 batteries. One is an older model and a 18650 does not fit. One is newer and was designed to work with two CR123 or a single 18650. If your device does not state it can use either type its a tossup - as previous posters noted the diameter and voltage and terminal shapes are different.
1877624
go to http://www.batterybay.net/Battery-for-Bushnell-Yardage-Pro-XGC-p/bushnellcs-byx8350sl.htm
382293
Unfortunately, mine broke before I had a chance to replace the battery. I had two pair and both cracked over the right eye, dropping out the lens. Not reasonably repairable, so I threw them. I had been told online to use the CR927 batteries. They are smaller. I have seen a couple of reviews that state that as well. Good luck.
235421
I'm not familiar with this range finder but if it uses cr2 battery, then it will work. The Viridian cr2 battery is the same as to other brand cr2 batteries in terms of size.
2118480
Yes, the specs call for a 3 volt CR2 lithium battery, so these are the precise battery called for. Don't confuse the 3 volt CR2 battery with the commonly used 3.6 volt CR123A lithium batteries.
1212060
We have moved since I got the battery, so I can't check regarding the brand. It was physically an exact match for the one I had, and it performed well.
2045310
I used these batteries in my flashlight that called for the cr-123a batteries and they worked fine - saw no unusual issues (ie. shorter life, uneven lighting, heat, etc. . . ).
1914961
CR123A are what I have in mine. So long as they output 3V and are the same size as the stock batteries, you are good to go. SF123 (Surefire brand) and others will work fine. CR123A will give you a lot of bang for the buck.
298531
It is a small round 3 volt lithium battery. A sony CR2032 would work just fine.
2062216
I'm not sure but it seems that the CR2 batteries are very similar in size and voltage to the cr123 batteries which is stated as acceptable.
333175
I purchased a pack of cr2 batteries for this specific flashlight. Works well
1424971
Yes it is the same battery....it is two pronged. However, it didn't work with my drill because it was one pronged. My remedy was to shave the prong off and now it works!
28025
my flashlight uses cr123 it works fine with the batteries I use. but as I stated my batteries are NOT re-charged.
554131
If u are talking about replacing 2 cr123a batteries than the answer is yes. Thos battery is a tad bit wider but most flashlights etc. accomadate for the wider profile.