How do you change rangefinder reading from meters to yards?
1887532
Terri, With the rangefinder turned off, press and hold the button for about 5 seconds. Everything will turn on and and then it will toggle back and forth between M and Y. Simply let go of the button when the desired setting is flashing.
1887533
Good questoin. Looked at mine but could not find anything. Mine was delivered reading yards.....in Europe :-) Tried the "holding button" idea but to no avail. Have a great Holiday season, Rick
1887534
There is only one button, so you have to hold it for a few seconds and then you can switch from meters to yards. I hope that helps.
1537680
I have used it at a hundred yards. 25 yards is for the instruction. This is by far the best and easiest sighter that I have used and among my friends. So just get it and youwont regret it
606816
Sorry, I have no idea because I'm not familiar with the "Bushnell Range Finder."
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.
882552
This will work, I tried it. Put gage on a solid surface like your tablesaw table. Set zero. move it to the surface you want to measure and set zero again. Now put it back on the reference surface and it will display the difference. It will remember the zero point and give you the difference when you move it to another location.
2133631
I had it zeroed at 50 yards I don't need this for much more then that. But I'm sure you can zero at 100 yards
1126334
Neither. there is no "yardage turrent". There is a parallax adjustment turrent on which the gradation varies from 50 yards to infinity (actually it might go down to 25 yards? I'd have to check). the parallax adjustment is the turrent on the left if you are looking through the scope. the windage and elevation turrents are adjustable with each click being 1/4 inch at 100 yards (NOT M.O.A). this is actually very helpful if you have the appropriate ballistic chart with inches of drop at various ranges, you can very quickly dial in the elevation adjustment from 100 yard zero to whatever you want it to be. This scope is designed to be shot with the .308 caliber 168 grain HPBT round, and the "inches" of adjustment will be different for different bullet weights and (consequently) velocities/trajectories.
799587
As a golfer myself u can not zoom in with this rangefinder..i would assume if the flag is moving you should be able to find the distance..i picked out a road sign at 320 yards. but u have to be pretty steady. i would say you should be able to get within a few yards if u aim for the hole on a down hill slope but just trying to pick out the flag and not being able to see the green i highly doubt it.
447470
It reads in both C and F. There is a "range" button that will allow you use what you desire.
160026
The mode button on the side changes from yards to meters. It also selects between three different reticles. "plus point" for small targets, like varmints, "duplex with plus point" and "duplex without plus point" which the last one I doubt you'd use, but who knows?
483642
Here: http://www.kleintools.com/catalog/multimeters/manual-ranging-multimeter
1686665
You sight it in at 20 and 60 yds. There is a formula that you use to figure which sight tapes to use once it is sighted in. Very user friendly.
1109045
According to the WeaverOptics.com website, it measures yards, feet or meters.
1471090
yes it can. it has both yds and meters settings with just a push of a button. It works pretty well. dead on.
1204952
Using the auto range cam, anywhere between 100-1000 yards +/- when sighting at 100 use the top bar on the sight picture as your center. Any further out use the center cross. Its explained much better in the instruction manual.
713585
Meters and Yards, so, yes. It's a great range finder for hunting...not meant for golf though :)
1894906
Try sighting in at the 30 yard shot first using the second cross hair. Once you are hitting bullseye at 30 yds, then go back to 20 yd shot and see how arrows are placing?