Check Out The Best Stock of Rangefinders


Hunting rangefinders initially were big, expensive and typical to use. But as the time progressed and technology upgraded, using rangefinders became easier and along with size, even the prices have dropped considerably. This has made the use of equipment more frequent in hunting.

Although the rangefinders have quite a number of applications like they are also used in golf, scouting and trekking and hunting finds a great scope of rangefinders. And if you have decided to go on hunting excursion in the varied topography of Australia, then carrying a good rangefinder is must. In addition to the great landscape, Australia also offers number of game species. Deer, ducks, water buffaloes, feral foxes, hares, rabbits and many other feral species are legally allowed to be hunted, making Australia a great and adventurous spot for hunting.

Spotting a good pair of hunting rangefinders in Australia is not a daunting task, as Supply Drop- an online store of firearms  and accessories brings you the best products. The store is known for selling the top brands and the types of products that can be bought from Safari Firearms include all types of gun, gun parts (Muzzle Brakes Australia), hunting and shooting gears( hunting earmuffs, shooting glasses, gloves, cases etc), optical systems ( rangefinders, night vision scopes Australia, spotting scopes, binoculars, etc ) and reloading supplies (brass, reloading kits etc) .

At Safari Firearms you have a number of options available for rangefinders, spotting scopes and binoculars as well. The prices, functions, features and technology used can be compared to make the best purchase.

One of the best selling rangefinder is -BUSHNELL FUSION 1600 ARC RANGEFINDER BINOCULAR
 The device has two-in-one feature and can work as a binocular and rangefinder. The salient features are given below-

Binocular Features:
  •       BaK-4 prisms with PC-3® phase corrective coating for superior resolution and clarity
  •       RainGuard® HD water repellent lens coating
  •       100% waterproof
  •       Carrying case, battery and neck strap included
  •       Posi-thread battery door

Rangefinder Features:
  •       10-1,760 yards ranging performance
  •       ARC (Angle Range Compensation) from -90° to +90°
  •       Bow Mode - provides line-of-sight, angle, and true horizontal distance from 10-99 yards/meters
  •       Rifle Mode - provides line-of-sight, angle, and bullet drop/holdover up to 199 inches
  •       Matrix Display Technology - enhances display readout in all lighting conditions
  •       VSI™ (Variable Sight-In) - allows sight-in distance options of 100, 150, 200, or 300 yards sight-in distance when in RIFLE mode
  •       Selective Targeting System - Automatic SCAN, Bulls Eye & Brush modes
  •       +/- one yard accuracy


For more details about online firearm store Australia visit www.safarifirearms.com.au


Location: Australia

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