Leupold RX1000i Range Finder - New from Leupold @ SHOT Show 2012

Published on February 2, 2012
Duration: 3:45

This expert review from SHOT Show 2012 details the Leupold RX1000i with TBR Digital Laser Rangefinder. Eric Overstreet, Leupold's Product Line Manager for Rangefinders, highlights the new DNA engine for enhanced accuracy and instant response times. The review also covers the significant advantages of the OLED display over older LCD technology, particularly in low-light conditions, and details the expanded TBR capabilities and archery ballistics range.

Quick Summary

The Leupold RX1000i with TBR Digital Laser Rangefinder, introduced at SHOT Show 2012, features the new DNA engine for enhanced accuracy (0.1-0.2 yards) and instant response. Its OLED display provides 85-90% light transmission, significantly outperforming older LCDs, and archery ballistics are extended to 125 yards.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction: Leupold RX Models at SHOT Show 2012
  2. 00:20Leupold RX1000i with TBR and DNA Engine
  3. 00:46Improved Accuracy and Response Time
  4. 01:01Enhanced TBR and Archery Ballistics
  5. 01:31Improved Light/Dark Target Accuracy
  6. 01:52OLED vs. LCD Display Technology
  7. 02:37OLED Light Transmission Benefits
  8. 03:04Availability and Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key improvements in the Leupold RX1000i rangefinder?

The Leupold RX1000i features the new DNA engine for enhanced accuracy (within 0.1-0.2 yards) and instant response time. It also boasts an OLED display for superior light transmission (85-90%) and extended archery ballistics range up to 125 yards.

How does the OLED display on the Leupold RX1000i compare to older LCD displays?

The OLED display on the RX1000i offers significantly better performance, with 85-90% light transmission compared to 20-25% for older LCD displays. This results in improved resolution and visibility, especially in low-light conditions like dawn or dusk.

What is the True Ballistic Range (TBR) feature on the Leupold RX1000i?

TBR (True Ballistic Range) calculates the actual horizontal distance to a target, factoring in uphill or downhill angles. It also provides mil-radian holdover values, making it highly useful for tactical applications and precise shooting.

What is the price of the Leupold RX1000i rangefinder?

The Leupold RX1000i with TBR, which includes uphill/downhill adjustment, retails for $399. The line-of-sight only model is priced at $349.

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