WHAT WE THOUGHT
There’s no doubting that this is a high quality device that is accurate and full of great features, including crosshairs that go bright red when light is bad. However, as it takes slope into account it is illegal for use in tournaments. At nearly £400, that’s a lot of money for a practice aid.
DETAILS
TESTED: January 2012
TESTERS: Joe Whitley (7hcp), Dan Murphy (3hcp), Mark Townsend (7hcp)
FEATURES
Measures up to 1,000 yards; factors in slope for maximum accuracy; not legal for tournament use; waterproof; crosshair flashes red in poor light
SRP: £399.99
w: nikonrangefinders.co.uk
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