• 1000 Feet Hunting Range Finder
  • 1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder
  • 1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder
  • 1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder
  • 1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder
  • 1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder
  • 1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder
  • 1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder
  • 1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder
  • 1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder
  • 1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder

1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder

$226.99 USD
$226.99 USD
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Ranges targets out to 1000 yards
Angle compensation gives true shooting distance
Fits one hand and any pocket

Guessing distance in the field is where most of the day's mistakes begin. This handheld laser rangefinder replaces the guess with a number, reading out to a thousand yards and giving you a figure to hold a sight picture against. Bring the reticle onto what you are measuring, press once, and the distance appears inside the view rather than somewhere you have to look away to read.

It is built to be worked one handed and read quickly, so your eye stays on the target between readings. The body is compact enough for a jacket pocket or the lid of a pack, and it runs on its own battery with nothing to plug in or trail behind you. Keep the lenses clean and free of rain spots and fingerprints, since a smeared front element is the usual reason a reading fails to return at all.

It suits hunting and stalking, archery practice, target shooting and general outdoor use where the true distance matters more than an estimate. Take a second reading on anything marginal before you act on it. Never aim the unit toward anyone's eyes, do not use the optics to look toward the sun, and treat every distance as an aid to judgement rather than a substitute for it.

  • Maximum range: 1000 yards, roughly 3280 feet
  • Distance shown in the eyepiece view
  • Handheld, one hand operation
  • Battery powered, no cabling
  • Care: keep lenses clean and dry
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If you are not satisfied with your purchase, email support@plainlys.com within 90 days of delivery and we will arrange a return. Items should be unused and in their original packaging. Return shipping is the customer's responsibility unless the item arrived damaged, defective or incorrect, in which case we cover it. Refunds are issued to the original payment method once the return is received.

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1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder, Range You Can Trust

Range You Can Trust

A full 1000 yards of reach means you can range the far treeline as confidently as the near one. Readings land in a fraction of a second so you keep your eye on the animal, not the display.

1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder, Clear Glass, Fast Reads

Clear Glass, Fast Reads

Multi coated optics keep the picture bright at first light and last light, when most of the good shots happen. The readout sits clean in the view instead of fighting it.

1000 Yard Hunting Laser Rangefinder, Pocket Sized For Field Days

Pocket Sized For Field Days

It rides in a jacket pocket or a bino harness and weighs almost nothing on a long walk in. Plainlys keeps the gear light so nothing stays behind at the truck.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the reading?
It reads to within about a yard across its range, which is well inside what any ethical shot requires. Repeat readings on the same target come back consistent.
Does it correct for shooting uphill or downhill?
Yes, angle compensation converts the line of sight distance into the horizontal distance your bullet or arrow actually travels. That is what keeps steep canyon and treestand shots honest.
What battery does it take?
It runs on a single common CR2 style cell that lasts through a long season of regular use. Carrying one spare covers you for an entire trip.
Will it work in rain or fog?
The housing is weather sealed against rain and morning damp, and the rubber armor keeps a wet grip secure. Heavy fog can shorten range, and switching to the scan mode still pulls solid readings.
Can I use it for golf or archery too?
Definitely, the same fast optics and angle correction work just as well on a fairway or a 3D archery course. Plenty of owners use one unit across all three.