Leica Rangemaster CRF 2400-R Laser Rangefinder

Preview for my purchase; I bought the Leupold RX2800 a few years back, the image at low light is always really dark for me in the woods. I haven’t used the Leica at low light yet but I like that it’s a little smaller and lighter, the optics in daytime are noticeably clearer anf brighter, plus the screen isn’t cluttered with the different ranges (angle compensated).

I read a lot of reviews and people hate the delay the Leica has in showing you the EHR, but I will range a deer 3 or 4 times while looking at it with any RF I’m using so ranging it and glancing to have to see the EHR a second after is no big deal because I’m still looking at it for a while through the RF at those inside of 50-60 yd ranges. I like the screen being just a simple ranging duplex, the range, then the EHR after. I’ll know more once archery season starts of course. Fits my Marsupial Gear RF pouch realllll nice. Slides in like a hot rice crispy treat.

I was looking for a rangefinder that would do the basics very, very well and this was perfect for me. I hunt mostly in the Appalachians so this offers me all the range I will likely ever need. I’ve used it entirely on the range but am looking forward to using it in the field this fall.

optics department was great on listening to my needs and suggesting an awesome rang finder for long range and archery. thanks

Works great so far in the back yard for testing. Took a little to figure out how to switch meters to yards as the instructions are not that specific. Pretty simple device.

This thing is very accurate, red reticle is visible in all light conditions, glass clarity and brightness is superb. I use it primarily for bow hunting and I wish the angle compensation was a little cleaner. When you click the range button, it tells you the line of sight distance for 2 seconds, then it tells you the angle compensated for 2 seconds, making quick ranging not really all the quick. I would prefer and either/or setup for the angle compensation.