GhostRyder
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I also might add that I wouldn't take a hunting shot out past 500 to 800 yds. depending on which rifle I'm hunting with (maybe a 1000 with my 300 WM but that would depend on the wind). Not that I can't make the shot but the muzzle energy at that distance may not be enough to drop big game. It's not fun wounding it and chasing it all over the place. Shoot to kill and drop it in its tracks. Be a responsible hunter!
I'm also a sponsored LRP competitor. My personal opinion is that the rangefinders that boast ranging out to 2+ miles (the Razor HD 4000 claims to range to 6000 yds.) is a joke. You need to mount it on a tri-pod to get an accurate and steady reading to range anything out past 1200 yds. Sure you can ping steel plates out that far but not game and who's going to take a shot at game a mile+ out. Animals absorb the laser instead of reflecting it back in most cases past 800 yds. at least that's been my experience ranging big game with my Vortex Razor HD 4000. Hope that helps a bit!
I'm also a sponsored LRP competitor. My personal opinion is that the rangefinders that boast ranging out to 2+ miles (the Razor HD 4000 claims to range to 6000 yds.) is a joke. You need to mount it on a tri-pod to get an accurate and steady reading to range anything out past 1200 yds. Sure you can ping steel plates out that far but not game and who's going to take a shot at game a mile+ out. Animals absorb the laser instead of reflecting it back in most cases past 800 yds. at least that's been my experience ranging big game with my Vortex Razor HD 4000. Hope that helps a bit!