OpticsPlanet.com is one of the world's largest authorized laser rangefinders dealers, and we have seen and tried them all, but unlike other range finders, Leupold RX Digital Rangefinders are jam-packed with a set of awesome feature specifically designed for hunters.  The Leupold RX Rangefinder Series includes RX-I (Leupold 61450 RX-1), RX-II (Leupold 61455, Leupold 61460 RX-2), RX-III (Leupold 61465 RX-3) and RX-IV (Leupold 61470, Leupold 61475 RX-4) models, all of which offer multiple, customizable functions not found in other rangefinders, past or present.  "The First Smart Rangefinder" is an understatement when you consider all the other customizable functions and features of RX Range finders from Leupold.
True Ballistic Range (TBR) settings of Leupold RX range finder (all models except Leupold RX-I), will make a huge impact on your accuracy, giving you a much more accurate measurement than the straight line distance to your target.  For example, Leupold RX Rangefinder can be customized to different weather conditions, terrain, or game.  Leupold RX Range finders use an inclinometer to measure up and down hill shots, coupled with the ballistics of your projectile to give you the equivalent horizontal range, and for rifle hunters, a holdover/hold under point or an MOA adjustment.  By calculating the incline via a built-in inclinometer, the line of sight range to the target and a projectile’s ballistics, Leupold RX Rangefinder gives bow and rifle hunters with rifle scopes employing Leupold Ballistic Aiming System reticles the correct equivalent horizontal distance for precise uphill or downhill shooting. 

• Multiple environmental modes of these range finders help to overcome virtually all conditions.
• The Quick Set Rotary Menu with digital signal processing to guide you quickly and easily through all functions of these Leupold laser rangefinders.  Leupold’s advanced Quick Set Rotary Menu is specially designed to make the laser range finder easy to use in all field conditions and to provide fast access to a number of different performance modes.  Multiple environmental settings / mods can be selected and used in combination with other modes to help deal with various field conditions and hunting situations. The Quick Set Rotary Menu in the RX-I, RX-II, RX-III and RX-IV rangefinder models includes
  • Long Range Mode / Rain Mode / 1st Target Mode / Last Target Mode
  • Leupold RX Rangefinders show Distance measurement in feet, yards, and meters.
    • RX-I and RX-II rangefinders are accurate to 750 yards (685.8 meters).
    • RX-III rangefinder is accurate to 1,200 yards (1,097.3 meters)
    • RX-IV rangefinder is accurate to 1,500 yards (1,371.6 meters) respectively.
  • Line of sight output mode is available.
  • Leupold RX Rangefinders show temperature readings in Celsius or Fahrenheit.
  • Digital compass mode and declination angle output which corrects the usual compass error between magnetic north and true north (Leupold RX-IV rangefinder only) The Leupold RX-IV range finder’s precision magnetic inductor compass is designed to maintain high accuracy on inclines as well as flat ground.
  • True Ballistic Range output;  Bow ballistic group; ballistic group characters; and Match 13 Reticle System.  Leupold RX Range Finders allow the use of multiple modes to match existing hunting condition. For example, if it is raining, you are concealed in brush and need to range an animal walking in front of brush, you could use Rain, >150 and 1st Target Modes simultaneously for a degree of accuracy that cannot be approached by lesser rangefinders.
  • Leopold's multicoated optics for a crisp, bright sight picture; clicking fast-focus eyepiece for quick adjustments  - RX-I and RX-II models have 6x magnification, while the RX-III and RX-IV models offer 8x magnification.

  • Rubber body armor and rugged, weatherproof (RX-I and RX-II) / waterproof (RX-III and RX-IV) construction. Leupold RX Rangefinder controls are designed for one-hand operation so hunters can easily use the range finder in the field. A fold-down rubber eyecup accommodates users with or without eyeglasses.

  • RX-I and RX-III come in a black finish, while RX-II and RX-IV sport a black and grey finish. RX-II is also available in Mossy Oak® Obsession™ camo, while RX-IV is available in Mossy Oak® Brush™ camo.

  • The RX-I and RX-II are lightweight and compact and weigh 6.8 ounces (193 grams) &  measure 4.2 inches (106.7 mm) in length. Leupold RX-III and RX-IV models weigh 12 ounces (340 grams) and are 4.8 inches (121.9 mm) long. \

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  Multiple Ballistic Settings of Leupold RX Rangefinders

  Part of what makes the Leupold RX Series the first smart rangefinder for hunters is True Ballistic Range. Leupold RX Range-Finders are the only range finders to provide accurate aiming information, matched to the performance of your rifle or bow. By calculating the incline, the line of sight range to the target, and a rifle’s or bow’s ballistics, your Leupold RX Rangefinder provides bow hunters and rifle hunters using Leupold BAS reticles the correct equivalent horizontal distance for precise shooting on an incline. In other words, you’d aim using the True Ballistic Range, not the straight line distance. Rifle hunters can also get this range as an MOA adjustment or a holdover point. With practice, long distance/steep angle shooting will become incredibly natural.

  Using RX Leupold Range finder rifle and bow hunters improve their long-range shooting accuracy by determining the actual ballistic range to their target with a digital laser rangefinder – Leupold RX Rangefinder Series.

  Dial in your Leupold RX Laser Range finder to one of seven TBR ballistic settings for the rifle and three for the bow, for incredible accuracy. TBR is effective to 800 yards for most rifle cartridges.

  Leupold RX Rangefinder has three True Ballistic Range readouts for rifle hunters

  1. MOA: The minutes of angle to adjust your rifle scope

  2. HOLD: The number of inches or centimeters to hold over or under aim point on target

  3. BAS: The equivalent horizontal range for which you should hold for use with your bullet’s or arrow’s ballistics

  Leupold Rangefinder Match13 Selectable Reticle System

  You can choose your reticle to terrain and game you're hunting. If  you're using the Bracket Square Duplex to bracket and elk at 30 yards, or the Plus Point for smaller targets including varmints, the exclusive Leupold Match 13 system ensures you'll have the right reticle for what ever and wherever you hunt or shoot.

  

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