Will the Dead-On Rangefinder work for targets and small game?
2013013
You will have to have a consistent mass size in order to be able to use this
2013014
You will have to set your pins by setting up a target the same size as what you are shooting and set the pins as you step away
2013015
No , the smallest is white tail deer, because when you put the bottom pin on the belly, what ever pin is on the back bone is the distance. It really works great for deer.
1343881
Sorry I can't give you a definitive answer. I purchased this rangefinder for my husband and he uses it for golf.
1453591
I have never used it for such small game, and I'm not sure if the bars are spaced closely enough. It might be hit and miss, but I will say that this is a powerful bug zapper. I'd say give it a try.
14428
Definitely would work for that. You get the distant to a rock, tree or sand bunker. Just do not know how much distance you would require. Range finder has a maximum yardage range.
1622743
The question has already been answered about it being a GPS not a rangefinder. Don't buy this GPS, it is crap!!! Spend the extra money and get a golfbuddy world
772512
The hybrid range finder is good for 2-3 rounds of golf depending on wether you use the GPS. Anyway, if you don't have it charged up and the battery dies you our out of luck. Unlike some other units, its an internal battery you can't swap out easily. That said, its not a must have item.
1531740
Absolutely! You'll be able to lock on target from as far as 2000 yards! And, with the help of google maps and fitbit (sold separately), you'll know just how long it'll take you to run to melee range, how many calories you burn, and how well you sleep after battle.
187839
No. It would work for some game fish but I would say it is mainly for target shooting at a pistol range (25' to 30').
1543728
IMO, no except to help aim a more serious spotting scope. It's a nice little gadget but 500 yards is beyond it's capability.
895317
Christine, you could, I suppose, use this range-finder to hunt squirrel and rabbit, if you can get them to stand still long enough to get a reading on them. I like that idea though; I am a sharpshooter and prefer to use a .22 for the squirrel also, it's just more of a challenge. My rifle scope does the range-finding for me in that scenario. Try it out. You'll find several uses for this range-finder. It's a good one. I really like mine.
616892
Depends on how far your comfortable taking a shot. The range finder is accurate to within a few yards. I measured it against known distances. For me I will not taken a shot longer than 300 yards.
1795756
Yes but if you focus the NVG's for close range it will not be clear if you look up and far away. I use mine Hog hunting and I do use them walking in and out of the stand. The only issue I have is if I try to look out past about 40 yards when they are focused at close range.
891558
Not sure if it works on hunting dogs because the device I tried was kind of hit or miss so you'll have to play with it
338937
The range finder is laser so that part should work just fine. This is not a night scope so do not expect to be able to see any more than you could through a set of binoculars.
736027
I own one. At 30 yards or less, you should have no poblem taking down a deer. If you want a highly accurate one, spend the money on an Excalibur Phoenix. I have one of them as well.
825146
Yes I use it for golf also, only problem is you have to have a very steady hand if you try to point it at the flag,,almost impossible. I target the ground right in front of the pin and that works fine. I love this Rangefinder
1657277
I don't know sorry. I'm currently deer hunting in northern Mn. The rangefinder has performed well even in snow and cold weather.