Laser Rangefinder 1000m for Hunting and Golf

Description

A hunting laser rangefinder answers the one question that decides the shot: how far is it, exactly. The ARTBULL LS-1000 reads distance to within a yard, out to 1000 metres, in under a second and a half.

Why guessing distance fails outdoors

Across open ground, over water, or uphill, the eye is a poor judge of distance. Everyone underestimates across a valley and overestimates through trees. That error is the difference between a clean shot and a wounded animal.

A hunting laser rangefinder removes the guess. You get a number, and you act on it.

Features

• Range 5 to 1000 m — a 650 m version is also available
• Accuracy of ±1 yard — tight enough for any practical shot
• 6X magnification — with a 6.5° field of view
• Reading in 0.3 to 1.5 seconds — fast enough for a moving situation
• Class 1 laser — the lowest hazard category, eye safe
• Flag-Lock and Slope — locks onto a thin target and corrects for incline
• Battery included — usable out of the box
• CE and FCC certified

Specifications

Slope is the setting that matters on a hill

Straight-line distance and the distance you actually have to cover are not the same thing on sloping ground. Shooting uphill or downhill changes the effective range.

Slope mode does that correction for you. If you spend time in country that is not flat, it is the feature you will use most on this hunting laser rangefinder.

Choosing between 650 m and 1000 m

The 650 m version covers most woodland stalking comfortably, and a golf course with room to spare. Take the 1000 m if you glass across open country, farmland or water, where the target sits well beyond anything a shorter unit will read.

Where it fits

Hunting and stalking, target shooting, and glassing terrain before you commit to a route. It doubles as a golf rangefinder: Flag-Lock holds onto a flagstick without a reflector, so the same unit covers the field and the course.

Browse the rest of our MAXELTI Active catalog for the gear that goes with it.

Care and maintenance

Keep the lenses clean with a soft cloth and nothing abrasive. A smeared objective lens costs you range before it costs you clarity.

Take the battery out if the unit is going in a drawer for the season. A cell left inside any optic will eventually leak. Store the hunting laser rangefinder in its pouch rather than loose in a pack, where grit works its way onto the glass and the buttons.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is this hunting laser rangefinder?
Within one yard. ARTBULL rates it at ±1 yard across the whole range.

How far will it read?
Up to 650 m or 1000 m depending on the version, with a minimum of 5 m.

Is the laser safe?
Yes. It is Class 1, the lowest hazard category, and the unit is CE and FCC certified.

Does it come with a battery?
Yes, so you can use it immediately.

Do I need a licence to hunt?
Yes, and it is issued at state level along with the seasons and legal methods. Your state fish and wildlife agency publishes the current rules.

Can I use it on a golf course too?
Yes. Flag-Lock works on the flagstick itself, no reflector needed.