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1. Vortex Optics Diamondback HD 2000 Laser Rangefinder
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- The Diamondback HD 2000 laser rangefinder with 7x magnification and a 24mm objective lens, gives hunters a 2,000 yards max range (1,400 yards on game); perfect for hunting in the Midwest and the Great Plains.
- The HD optical system uses select glass elements to deliver exceptional resolution that cuts chromatic aberration and provides outstanding color fidelity. XR lens coatings provide maximum light transmission for peak clarity and low light performance.
- The red OLED display stays clear in low light, and to match any hunting environment, the Diamondback HD 2000 has two target modes (Normal and Last), two ranging modes (HCD and LOS), and is tripod adaptable.
- Built to handle tough situations, the rangefinder uses ArmorTek coatings to protect the lenses. Rubber armor provides a secure, non-slip grip and durable external protection. Waterproof and shockproof, the Diamondback 2000 will hold up on your next hunt.
- The included soft carry case will provide you with easy access to your rangefinder whether in the field or at the range.
Pros/Red OLED Display that stays clear in low light
Cons/None really
Bottom Line/Best suited for Long Range target shooting and hunting but can be described as a jack of all trades
2. Vortex Optics Viper HD 3000 Laser Rangefinder
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- The Viper HD 3000 laser rangefinder with 7x magnification and a 25mm objective lens, gives you the tools to act quickly and confidently. A 3,000-yard max range (2,000 on game) lets you pinpoint big game faster at distance.
- The HD optical system uses select glass elements to deliver exceptional resolution that cuts chromatic aberration and provides outstanding color fidelity. XR Plus lens coatings provide maximum light transmission for peak clarity and low light performance.
- The red OLED display stays clear in low light. To give you the flexibility to range any shot on any hunt, the Viper HD 3000 has four target modes (Normal, First, Last and ELR), two ranging modes (HCD and LOS), and is tripod adaptable.
- Built to handle tough situations, the rangefinder uses ArmorTek coatings to protect the lenses. Rubber armor provides a secure, non-slip grip and durable external protection. Waterproof and shockproof, the Viper 3000 will hold up on your next hunt.
- The included soft carry case will provide you with easy access to your rangefinder whether in the field or at the range.
Pros/7X Magnification, Tough Construction and ELR Target Modes
Cons/Most expensive of the three new options
Bottom Line/Perfect for ELR (Extreme Long Range) shooters or tracking down game that is 2000-yards away
3. Vortex Optics Crossfire HD 1400 Laser Rangefinder
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- The Crossfire HD 1400 with 5x magnification and a 21mm objective lens; gives hunters a 1,400 yards max range (750 yards on game). At just 4.8 ounces, it’s a lightweight powerhouse that’s at home in a bowhunter’s pack or in an ultralight hunter’s loadout.
- The HD optical system uses select glass elements to deliver exceptional resolution that cuts chromatic aberration and provides outstanding color fidelity. XR lens coatings provide maximum light transmission for peak clarity and low light performance.
- A red TOLED display keeps the readout clear in any lighting conditions. To match any hunting environment, the Crossfire HD 1400 has three target modes (Normal, First and Last) and two ranging modes (HCD and LOS).
- Built to handle tough situations, the rangefinder uses ArmorTek coatings to protect the lenses. Waterproof and shockproof, the Crossfire 1400 will hold up to your next hunt.
- The included soft carry case will provide you with easy access to your rangefinder whether in the field or at the range.
Pros/Most affordable new option but still has great ranging capability
Cons/Lacks the carrying clip that the other two models do
Bottom Line/A more budget friendly option that still features great glass that cuts down on chromatic abberation
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