Leica 2400R info needed

[rigbone]

Anyone have first hand experiences with this LRF? It seems to fit my range needs and budget. I have no need for Bluetooth connection or ballistic calculators. This looks like a great LRF for my needs . Thanks

 

[gr8fuldoug]

What can we answer for you?

 

[rigbone]

Actual ranging experience, etc

 

[azred33]

I bought one from Doug and it is excellent. Good glass and hit 1380y 24" steel on the first try just holding it. Haven't tried anything further, that is it at my range. It does not have a tripod adapter fitting so you will need to get one for tripod use. I have a sig 2400 bdx and they seem about the same to use.

 

[rigbone]

Awesome I can’t wait to get mine! I am curious how close to the 2400yd it will reach

 

[WAMBO]

On hillsides in the desert landscape of AZ I've ranged as far as 1900 yards, haven't tried any longer range reflective targets but would hope for better than that.

 

[Centurion123]

Have ranged a mountain side at 2196m during daylight, handheld. And it did that repeatedly. Awesome LRF

 

[JLP83]

They are really nice for the money. Only reason I sold mine was to move into a bino with the RF built into it. For me it was just one less thing to carry around.

 

[skierhs]

I have one that I really like. If it fits your needs then You’ll be mighty happy with it.

 

[Precision Underground]

I can hit man-sized steel every time at 2300..... with the rangefinder. It usually take a few tries with the bullet lol.

 

[Aescobar17]

I’ve hit deer at 1600+, cows at 1900+, rock faces at 2550+, and a tree at 2900+. I’ve been happy with my 2700, but have only had 4-5 months. Kind of considering the 2800 to pair with my Kestrel 5700, but absolutely pleased with the performance of the 2700.

 

[Rillhurst]

No problem ranging IPSC steel plate at 1360... Furthest can get on the farm