The Bushnell PinSeeker 1600 rangefinder has brilliant Japanese-made optics and a measuring range that’s simply enormous, from 5-1600 yards! Though your maximum range will vary from many factors (including the angle of incidence to the target, the target’s reflectivity, and the ambient lighting conditions), the PinSeeker 1600 will always give the best range of any Bushnell unit. The PinSeeker 1600s observing modes include the PinSeeker mode, which ignores objects behind the pin, as well as a scanning mode which gives continuously-updated readings. Optics are fully multicoated for wonderful resolution and contrast. The PinSeeker 1600 is Bushnells flagship model and it shows. This version of the PinSeeker 1600 rangefinder has Slope Mode, which uses an inclinometer with built-in angle compensation so that elevation changes are factored in to a “play as” distance reading, instead of just a “dry” literal distance to the pin. Features: Built-inclinometer (20, 1) allows slope information to give “play to” distances accountant of elevation changes. Awesome 5-1600 yard range, with precision as well. Scanning mode actively displays continuously-updated measurements. PinSeeker mode ignores higher-reflectivity background objects and always displays reading of closest object. RainGuard HD coatings upon eyepiece & objective disperse precipitation from lenses for better transmission. 2 Dioptric correction. Twist-up metal reinforced eyecup with intermediary positions. Ergonomic shape ideal for handholding. Displays in either yards or meters. Legal for tournament play. Features: Prism Type Roof. Magnification 7x. Objective Lens Diameter 26mm. Angle of View 6.5. Field-of-View (@ 1000 Yds) 340′ (113 m @ 1000 m). Focusing Range & Accuracy 5-1600 Yards (5-1463 m) with 1 yard accuracy. Exit Pupil Diameter 3.7mm. Eye Relief 19mm. Relative Brightness 13.8. Twilight Factor 13.5. Waterproof & fogproof. One 9-volt battery. 1.7 x 5.1 x 3.7″ (43 x 130 x 94mm) WxHxD. Weight 0.76 lb (343g).