Does this rangefinder has pin seeker technology?
1367132
I never had a problem getting the distance to the flag. This rangefinder is dead accurate. Only thing better is my wife's Garmin S4 watch.
1367133
I don't know what that means. it was a gift for my husband. my son dosent think it does. my husband and son love this range finder however and it had very high revews. you may want to look up the actual product line or ask them directly
508107
It does, but you will need to lower the post as low as possible before sighting in. Works best with offset gas block rail
606816
Sorry, I have no idea because I'm not familiar with the "Bushnell Range Finder."
661675
It would be fine. It detects the pin with no difficulty. I highly recommend it.
1358468
Sorry Lennie but I just don't know. I guess if the receivers are the same size and more importantly, the pins are in the same place. Might be a way to compare the two guns on an online search.
2279947
It does have eight "on/off switches" that you set to your code. Not sure if that's what you mean by "pins". It's a great little remote. Works just as well as the big, visor-mounted unit but easily fits on my key ring and in my pocket.
1656273
no, it is not a laser range finder , is it strictly GPS and unlikely helpful for hunting the watched is based on 30k golf courses that have already been mapped out
2237358
It's only got the center pin on the bottom of the trigger so it doesn't do TTL. The receivers do have all the pins for TTL but they don't work. I got a cable that did TTL and that gives me 10 meters of distance and it works with the TTL on both flashes.
501528
No, it doesn't. You might be able to break taxes to the built in antenna and wire something up yourself, but it'd have to be tuned to the power and amps provided by the board. There certainly aren't any antenna pins, which is usually how manufacturers provide external antenna support.It's range is very, very short. It work solidly, but don't expect more than an inch of distance
1657232
Yes there's a users manual. Really don't need it. You pull the pin. Load the bit. Plug it in and press the trigger. Pretty easy stuff. I never ran one and didn't need the manual. You'll be fine. Still happy with it.
1607009
Yes it does! A nice light lanyard attaches securely and then allows you to tuck rangefinders into shirt pocket. Great set of rangefinders!!!!!!!
1622743
The question has already been answered about it being a GPS not a rangefinder. Don't buy this GPS, it is crap!!! Spend the extra money and get a golfbuddy world
1151632
I don't know. I bought by mistake and never used it. I don't now how to tell how many pins it has.
1902159
Yes. There's a select button for three different "starting points" on the device. The middle selection marks the tripod mounting hole reference. The other two mark the front and the extreme rear of the device as their points of reference for measurement to the end point.
2192077
yes - found it marked on the back of the receiver and in the manual. Haven't used it though - been using an optical link
544242
the beam does not pin point whatsoever, it does get a bit smaller though, you have to turn to adjust beamfor the money its not a bad flashlight, so please dont get me wrong, i have a nebo redline that is a much better flashlight in my opinion, and it runs on aaa batteries (3) and much brighter i think, it also adjusts and come from amazon in a few daysgood lucki hope this helps
519897
It's pretty useless from my point of view. Around the ring of the sight is a piece of what seems like a tape that charges in the sun and then glows at dusk. Since you aim with the pins and not with this, I find it to be pretty useless.