does this range finder have range adjustment as you scan targets?
1337895
No, This range finder does not adjust ranges while you scan targets. You have to point to your target and hold the range button for a short time. It then calculates the range. If you scanned targets and they had different ranges I don't see how you would know at what point it calculated the range. The range is not instant and does not change if you move from target unless you recalculate it. Hope that makes sense.
1337896
They didn't read the manual. Yes it scans targets. It's on page 17 of the manual under "Continuous measurement function". It is important to note that it will only do this for 8 seconds at a time. Here's the referenced manual.... https://cdn-1.nikon-cdn.com/pdf/sportoptics/258K_1E_1212_PROSTAFF7_LRF_4lang_web.pdf
101210
no. it comes up and tells you it is out of range. when you come back within range, it comes back up.
1098950
I own three or these scopes. I use them at ranges up to 1000 yd. I have not experienced any POI changes when I change magnification.
1835811
No the reticle's size does not change with the zoom. Thus estimating distance with the mildot will change for different magnifications.
2128922
it does not provide adjustments, it provides yardage. And you would adjust your scope regardless of manufacturer to that yardage.
1893238
Yes. As mentioned earlier you will be able to quickly determine bullet impact at distances other than your mounted laser site. Remember, if you buy Laserlyte targets your mounted laser will set them off.
1904451
Yes but 85 % of the actual image. Not electronic viewer, it is optical with info projection in viewfinder. Not used for focusing but used for composing the image. Not crazy about composing using the LCD screen. Feels like my old range finder 40 years ago.
1142541
Yes. It has two speed ranges, low and high, and within each range the speed varies according to how far you squeeze the trigger.
642192
Yes. It is a range finder. Range is defined by MIL scale reticle and small human figures for approximate calculations, no lasers inside (it would raise price up to 400$)
440002
This is a FIRST FOCAL PLANE. Which means the range finding feature works at ANY power. In a 2nd focal plane there will will be one power (marked) where the range finding feature is accurate. However on FFP the reticle does increase in size as the power is turned up. FFP is a BIG advantage when hunting to determine distance to target. For target shooting at a known distance there is no need for it and some may find the increased thickness of the reticle not to their liking.
2124084
It has a button on top that you press it will turn on and then just press and hold while viewing through it to your desired target and the range will display. And after 30 seconds it will automatically turn off.
1048688
not that I could see on mine no adjustment but there is a space range when you come within 3 OR 4 feet with a turn on
812309
The problem I see is being able to hold it steady enough at that range but will do the job. It will track on and off target so you will know dhen you range prairie dog with distance comparison. Hope this helps it is great range finder
710863
It will show the range to the flag or to any point you put it on. I usually laser the green in front of the hole a few feet and expect my shot to release a few feet. I use this range finder and have been quite happy with it.
2009670
Yes it does, you just have to tell it (program) the frequencies you want to scan. Great unit.
420724
The range finder is simple horizontal lines below center crosshair, NOT a digital laser with readout. You must have a known subject at a known distance for a base point to calculate any other further subjects at further distances. For what it matters, my binocular had a broken none functioning compass when I received it!
261827
Depends on the range. The dot never changes size so the farther you are from the target the larger the dot seems to be.