Rangefinder for Hunting, Laser Range Finder for Hunter Long Distance Shooting with Slope Compensation, Bow Hunting Accessories Accurate Consistent True 1200 Yards Measurement

I rarely rate but I really like this finder. I needed a long distance range finder, but not one that would break the bank, and I needed it fast. Deer Season was days away. Long range rangers get expensive very fast, especially name brands. But I saw this LD 1200 here on Amazon with ONE day FREE shipping at $99, but no reviews. The previous model LD 1000 had very good reviews, and I worried about the quality and performance of such a low priced ranger, but I gave the LD 1200 a try.Works amazing. Small objects, fence posts, trees, animals, brush piles, objects without light under dense trees, just works. I lazed out to 710 yards, the most distant object visible from my deck within range, and it worked perfectly. I measured out 150 yards with a tape and it was +/- on to about a yard, mostly perfect, depending on how steady I held it. The furthest object out from my deck view was a treed mountain more than a 1.5 miles away and that's where it failed. But I doubt if even a $1500 ranger would manage that. I tried it in low pre-dawn light and it followed the bright findings perfectly all the way out to my 710 view limit, with visible indicators. Indicators might be a bit hard to see in EXTREMELY low light, as all of those without LED's, but it almost has to be so dark you couldn't scope something anyway. Also doesn't have bells and whistles like rifle ballistics et. al. But it's simple and easy to use, rubberized surface, small, light, carry case, lazes a LONG way out there, and amazingly affordable. Can't say how long it will hold up, and it's only water resistant and not water proof, so it could fog or fail in certain wet/cold conditions, and only time will tell how sturdy the internals are, but still for the price, it seems a steal.

Bought this to pair up with a weather meter and ballistic app for longer range, precision shooting. Been playing with it all day since receiving it this morning and I must say, I am pretty damn impressed so far! I was able to range treelines around 1464 yards away consistently. In scan mode, I was able to range a hawk circling in the area overhead at 130 yards three separate times with the same results. I ranged a number of smaller, target sized objects at various known distances to 500+ yards and came within a yard each time. The weather was nice and sunny so didn't get a chance to test fog mode nor did I try any of the other modes but all I can say so far is wow, simply can't beat it for the price! To be completely fair, I did occasionally have to try a few times to get it to lock on to a particular object, but hey, for $99, I consider it beyond acceptable in my book... And, when it does lock on, it returns consistent results on multiple consecutive attempts.Now, the unit I really wanted was around $1000 and ranges out to 2000+ yards but since I rarely have the opportunity to shoot anywhere near that far, I just can't justify spending that much $$ right now. I'll need to test it on some more isolated objects to get a better idea of beam divergence but in the meantime, if this unit holds up and continues to perform well, I will be one happy camper for the time being.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I bought this rangefinder for hunting and shooting, I plan to use it to range out targets and help myself measure out distance roughly by eye as well as patterning for my bow and arrow and shotgun. The rangefinder has an adjustable focus on the lens that you look through which is cooo, it’s silent and only vibrates for a click when turning it on. The one thing I don’t like is where the buttons are located one on the side one on top, it would be easier for me if both buttons were next to each other but that’s my personal opinion & preference. Came with a nice soft case and a battery can’t wait to bring it upstate!

I am super impressed with this range finder. I took it out the other day and compared it to my buddy's high end range finder and was shocked with how well it preformed. The glass is very clear, they're so many handy functions that are simple to use and most importantly it ranges accurately. First of we went to my friends personnel range where we know the set distance of the targets and this range finder was dead on all the way to our last Target at 600 yards. Then I proceeded to range objects further out with my friend using his high end finder on same targets. We ranged cows at 917 yds and a group of trees at 1153 yds and every time I got there same reading and was either exact with my buddy or plus or minus 1 yard. Great range finder for the money!

For the price, it is just amazing. Fits great in my hand. I have actually ranged all the way to 1400 yds. So far I have not had any issues with it. I mostly use it for long range target shooting. It has been rained on, and still working fine. Feels pretty sturdy. Was ranging as quick as the Leupold ones. I haven't tried it during low light conditions, but when I do, I will update review.

This is a great beginning range finder. I am just getting into hunting and wanted a range finder, but couldn't afford a big name unit so I gave this one a try based on the other reviews and I'm glad I did. It is easy to use and when I compared it to my friends $2500 rangefinder and the range displayed was with in a yard or two of his. I was even able to reach out farther at a target 1152 yards away. I will be using this unit if dies or decide that it is critical for me to have some of the features of a higher end unit, but until then I'm very happy with my purchase.

I bought this to use for extreme long range tactical matches usually shot from 25 yards to over 1100 yards. You never know what the ranges will be until you get to the match and your turn to make the run begins. I wanted to replace my 10 yr old Bushnell 600 yd range finder that will actually work out to about 850 or so on flat, steel like the gong targets we use. However the LaserWorks DOES NOT do any better than my Bushnell. I have retired the LW version to a box in the garage where other old mistakes from my past go to die... or rust... or just be forgotten and chalked up to experience. On the bright side, it probably works well enough for golf on par 4's and shorter.