Description
Features of LEUPOLD RX-2800 TBRW Blk Gray Laser Rangefinder 171910
- Fully multi-coated lenses
- Impact resistant polymer housing
- Armor coated and rugged
- OLED display
- High light transmission
- +/- 1/2 yard accuracy
- Black/Gray Finish
Product Info for LEUPOLD RX-2800 TBRW Blk Gray Laser Rangefinder 171910
The Leupold RX-2800 TBR/W OLED Black/Gray Laser Rangefinder powered by Alpha IQ, it ranges farther, faster and more accurately than any other monocular you can carry. At 7x, it's also the most powerful Leupold monocular, with the optical performance you need to pick out distant game. The durable aluminum housing is shrouded in a rubber armor coating that provides a positive grasp. Leupolds OLED display delivers more light to the users eye while also providing an extremely bright display with easy to read numbers and letters. This is important when trying to range smaller objects and objects far away. TBR/W technology takes into account the angle of your shot and your rifle's ballistics to put you dead on.GritrOutdoors is an authorized Leupold dealer
Details
Activity: |
Shooting |
Color: |
Black/Gray |
Department: |
Optics |
Finish: |
Black, Gray |
Height: |
3.2in |
Magnification: |
7x |
Model: |
RX-2800 |
Objective Size: |
23mm |
Product Type: |
Rangefinders |
On Sale: |
On Sale 30-40% off |
SALE: |
On Sale |
Specification
| Magnification | 7x |
| Objective Lens Diameter, mm | 23 |
| Eye Relief, mm | 16 |
| Field of View (FOV) @ 100yds, ft | 318 |
| Angle of View, deg | 6.3° |
| Maximum Range, yds | 2800 |
| Measurement Units | Yards |
| Battery Type | 1 x CR2 Lithium |
| Optical Coating | Fully Multi-Coated |
| Reticle | Duplex, Duplex w/Plus Point, Plus Point |
| Height, in | 3.2 |
| Weight, oz | 7.3 |
Product Reviews
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Too Complicated, Dirty, Incomplete and Poorly Written Documents
My RX-2800 came with dirty lenses I had to clean. There is no marking for the battery direction and the manual has no battery orientation information. I had to call tech support. The manual has lots of word volume but little usable information. I had to just turn it on and spend days figuring out the menu system.
