(I have a Gen III tube on the way, but I've got to be honest. I took an AN/TVS-5 out at night and took some measurements.

Re: Bushnell Elite 1600 ARC Monocular LFR - Reivew I think the Bushnell elite 1600 ARC may be a serious winner. Starting point were determine by GPS and plugged into Google Earth to ensure accurate comparisons. So far, I'm see numbers are within 99% of the actualy distance as reported by google earth. Treeline at further visable stretch, 1433 yards, 1460 yardsīasically, I find that if the unit was just a little smaller, it'd be perfect. Large white water tower, 648 yards, 648 yards Large Red/White microware relay tower, 909 yards, 907 yards Large American Flag - Pole (white), 460 yards, 463 yardsĮLINT like attenia - small, metallic, 517 yards, 517 yards High Tension Poles (light grey), 689 yards, 686 yardsĬommunicaions (cell) tower (black), 1204 yards, 1212 yards High Tension Poles (light grey), 905 yards, 902 yards I started by ranging the following opbjects: Have yet to hit a seriously distant target, even using a tripod past 1400 yards. Glass is not as nice as the Leica or the Sawaroski Glass is nicer thanks the fusion binocs, which seem darker Works in very high humidity (in which all of these rangings we taken Works without issue in heat marage up to 1000 yards on black targets It's typically 99% accurate according to goole earth Has target, brush, and no enhancement modes Tells you the agle that you are aiming from. Has a bright targeting circle that can be seen is bright light, and adjusted down for low light Inexpensive in relative terms, cost me $374.00 It's been an adventure, and it's being compared to a probably malfunctioning Leica 1600 CRF. This is a review of the Bushnell Elite 1600 ARC Laser Range Finder.

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