The New ProWild Rangefinder

Rangefinders now handle the target ranging. The new ProWild Rangefinder by Tec-Tec-Tec is the most compact and lightweight rangefinder I have ever used in the field. Though the wrist lanyard is handy, I prefer a neck strap so the rangefinder can be dropped so hands can be used for aiming a rifle or handling a bow. The user can easily find a neck strap for this unit. The unit will power up in one second. The LCD display is read through the eyepiece of course, displaying the range in yards or meters as the power button is held down. Simply aim the unit at the target to range and get the read out. The ProWild can read ranges from 5-540 yards or 500 meters. Users will learn to brace the unit in the hand for an accurate read. The ProWild Rangefinder is a great little unit for bow and firearm hunters, golf or other uses.
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What is so miraculous about a rangefinder? Hunters, in particular deer hunters are notoriously lousy at two things. First is aging bucks on the hoof to know when to harvest a mature deer, and the second is estimating range distances to the target. Both of these take years of hunting experience to learn. Rangefinders now handle the target ranging.

The new ProWild Rangefinder by Tec-Tec-Tec is the most compact and lightweight rangefinder I have ever used in the field. Its technology is simple to use, defying most conventional wisdom these days to make things much more complicated than they need to be.

ProWild’s basic features include a compact package carried by an attached wrist lanyard. The exterior has a soft feel in a woodland camouflage theme. On the side is a turn screw covered port that holds one CR2 battery. The objective lens up front is 24mm and the magnification is 6x. The eyepiece is adjustable for focus.

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