Burris SignatureHD LRD2000 Rangefinder
Original price was: $428.56.$299.99Current price is: $299.99.
Burris SignatureHD LRD2000 Rangefinder
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Description
Signature 2000 LRF Features an eye safe laser measures targets out to 2,400 yards or 2,194 meters. Three ranging modes for maximum precision: Auto, Sport and Hunt. Distances can be displayed as line-of-sight or horizontal with angles of degree. The Signature LRF 2000 is nitrogen-filled for waterproof, fog proof performance. Outer surfaces are rubber armored for protection and a sure grip. Adjustable eyepiece ensures a clear view.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.900 kg |
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| Dimensions | 5.75 × 4.00 × 2.50 cm |
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