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Vortex 7x25 Razor HD 4000 GB Ballistic Laser Rangefinder

Measure the distance to targets up to 4000 yards away with the 7x25 Razor HD 4000 GB Ballistic Laser Rangefinder from Vortex. Using preset or customized profiles in the included GeoBallistics app, along with onboard environmental sensors and two wind-meter modes, the Razor HD 4000 GB provides the precise info you need to make the perfect shot. It can also use Bluetooth to pair with Kestrel wind meters. The lenses bear antireflection and anti-scratch coatings, and the lightweight, rubber-armoured housing is built to withstand the rigours of the field.

SKU: GC90-VOLRF252

Vortex 7x25 Razor HD 4000 GB Ballistic Laser Rangefinder

Vortex 7x25 Razor HD 4000 GB Ballistic Laser Rangefinder

Measure the distance to targets up to 4000 yards away with the 7x25 Razor HD 4000 GB Ballistic Laser Rangefinder from Vortex. Using preset or customized profiles in the included GeoBallistics app, along with onboard environmental sensors and two wind-meter modes, the Razor HD 4000 GB provides the precise info you need to make the perfect shot. It can also use Bluetooth to pair with Kestrel wind meters. The lenses bear antireflection and anti-scratch coatings, and the lightweight, rubber-armoured housing is built to withstand the rigours of the field.

Equipped with the GeoBallistics ballistics solver backed by a full up-to-date bullet database.

Customize ballistics profiles via the GeoBallistics app or use preloaded profiles for .308 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, or .223/5.56 cartridges.

On-board compass, humidity, barometric pressure, and exposed temperature sensors for fast acclimations.

Features Full Cross Wind mode and the patented Wind Bearing Capture mode.

Pairs with Kestrel weather meter devices.

Optimized with select glass elements to deliver sharp resolution, cut chromatic aberration, and provide optimal colour fidelity, edge-to-edge sharpness, and light transmission.

Antireflective coatings on all air-to-glass surfaces provide maximum light transmission for peak clarity and low-light performance.

Strong, lightweight magnesium chassis.

Intuitive, easy-to-use menus feature a simple, clean illuminated display.

Eyepiece diopter compensates for differences in users' eyesight.

ArmorTek ultrahard, scratch-resistant coating protects exterior lenses from scratches, oil, and dirt.

O-ring seals prevent moisture, dust, and debris from penetrating for reliable performance in all environments.

Compatible with an optional tripod adapter, allowing use on a tripod or car window mount.

Rubber armoured for a secure, non-slip grip and durable external protection.

Displays range in yards or meters. 

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Vortex 7x25 Razor HD 4000 GB Ballistic Laser Rangefinder

Measure the distance to targets up to 4000 yards away with the 7x25 Razor HD 4000 GB Ballistic Laser Rangefinder from Vortex. Using preset or customized profiles in the included GeoBallistics app, along with onboard environmental sensors and two wind-meter modes, the Razor HD 4000 GB provides the precise info you need to make the perfect shot. It can also use Bluetooth to pair with Kestrel wind meters. The lenses bear antireflection and anti-scratch coatings, and the lightweight, rubber-armoured housing is built to withstand the rigours of the field.

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