Collection: Rangefinders

Laser rangefinders are commonly used in shooting sports to measure the distance to a target. This information can be useful for determining the necessary adjustments to make to the sights on a firearm in order to accurately hit the target. Laser rangefinders can also be useful for selecting the appropriate ammunition for a particular shot, as the bullet's trajectory is affected by the distance to the target.

In addition to shooting sports, laser rangefinders are also used in a variety of other applications, including surveying, forestry, and golf. They are typically small, portable devices that use a laser beam to measure the distance to an object or surface. The rangefinder sends out a laser pulse and measures the time it takes for the pulse to bounce back after it hits the target. From this time, the rangefinder can calculate the distance to the target. Laser rangefinders are typically more accurate than other types of rangefinders, such as those that use sonar or infrared technology.