What kind of ranges can you get outdoors on the higher settings? I want to get my dad one for christmas, he lives on a 100 acre farm.
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The most that I have used this flashlight for was about 300 feet. It worked really well and I would think that it could go further.
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This is a very bright flashlight Like a spot light when its on high. It's F'N bright!
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My driveway is 850 feet long. With this flashlight on the highest setting, I am very confident that I could see a man or a vehicle at the end of that driveway at night,
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I live on a small 5 acre lot wooded, so I may not be the right person to answer this :) This light is VERY bright compared to a lot of the crap lights I have bought.The brightest setting is to bright for my use, In my chicken shed or walking out to my wood barn. I wood say in a field this thing would lamp it up !!! I think your dad would be very happy ! I also bought the GOOD rechargeable batteries !!! Good Luck Merry Christmas :)
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Very bright flashlight there bud i couldn't have ever bought a better one for the lightweight and the toughness of it, also so easy to get so many batteries for a good prove. I bought this one for my dad as well and its perfect
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I live on a small 5 acre lot wooded, so I may not be the right person to answer this :) This light is VERY bright compared to a lot of the crap lights I have bought. The brightest setting is to bright for my use, In my chicken shed or walking out to my wood barn. I wood say in a field this thing would lamp it up !!! I think your dad would be very happy ! I also bought the GOOD rechargeable batteries !!! Good Luck Merry Christmas :)
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Hey kevin I got a question about a laser light combo from you. .I just tried the laser out in broad daylight. I can see my last pretty good at 50 yards on a part and tree. This is a very nice combo I recommend it very much good luck
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Jim in my observation using this field scope I could very easily see the holes in the targets especially with the reactive paper targets that I have used. I have shot the targets with 22LR, 5.56 (223). No problems viewing at 100 yards on a clear day with ample day light. Hope this helps and good shooting to you!
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Accuracy is great, considering that it's a break barrel. I've been able to stay on target at 100 yards, outdoors with the wind. 4 - 5 inch groups. I use Crossman domed or hollowpoint pellets.
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IDK! Only shoot about 100 yards at the most at the range I go to. But at 100 yards you can see them. We just go and tape them over and continue shooting!
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It'll reach out to 100 yards no problem. It's comparable to a 1-2 million candle power old school one. Stay with this 10W 5 W no so bright. I use them for deer tracking and spotting. Super light and it seems to run a long time. I used mine for over an hour this season.
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That is a great question. I zeroes mine at 100 yards and I am struggling to hit a 12 inch metal gong at 200. I am not sure what is going on because I am dead on at 100 but moving out , I can't hit the broadside of a barn. I am shooting an ar-15 standard size barrel and fmc rounds. Nothing fancy. I can hit the 200 with iron sights so I don't think I am the problem. Good luck
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Yes, you can extend the range with additional transmitters. We use it on 27 acres. But keep in mind that the range of EACH transmitter is only about 90 feet max. from the center of the transmitter (radius) in a circular pattern (180 feet diameter). To get a larger range you must use more transmitters in an overlapping pattern and on different locations. Keep in mind each unit requires an electrical outlet. We use one in the front, back and both sides of the house, mounted under the roof overhang in a dry location. Best would be inside near a window since the units are not moisture proof but you limited range depending on the construction of your house (brick, rocks, metal roof or siding, trees). With more transmitters our 3 dogs can roam happily around the house. They learned very quickly and stop now even short of the range selected on the transmitters.
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I have all my sensors inside barns that are 200ft. from my house and it has worked well. Don't know how they would do if they were outside in the weather.
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not sure I'm finally going to the range tomorrow /Sunday to shoot my new 308 an see how it does I will let you know . this range has any where from 50 yards to a 1000 yard targets to shoot at ,
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I have had excellent results from my hawker unit, It has extended our range by roughly 500 ft and probably much further. We get a full 5 bars on a 6 acre spread, hope this helps, good luck!
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There is focus adjustment on the back end for adjusting ranges ... set it a 50 yards and mid-magnification and adjust if I need to for really close and over 100
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if you are using the M4 223 cal you can go out as far as 350 to 400 meters, anything past that is luck or you are a great shooter. I have them on mind and for the bucks they are worth the money. hope that help.
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We use the levelers on benches at a gun range, they work great for our members shooting at 300yd. They are used on uneven concrete outside in south Texas weather. It works for us.
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I am not a golfer and use mine primarily for bow hunting as well as some long ranging hunting applications and it has served me well. The elevation (True Distance) has worked quite well for me but that is bow hunting at 20-30 yards tops. I would think it would work OK for golf as well. It may be a tad harder to lock into the target on long distance on real bright, clear, sunny days; however, it is much more affordable than most and I would reccomend givin' it a try with golfing. I am happy with mine but is for a different use.
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I own one. At 30 yards or less, you should have no poblem taking down a deer. If you want a highly accurate one, spend the money on an Excalibur Phoenix. I have one of them as well.
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Ashley. I suppose I could trig this question out and let you know. My particular tree the latter is set at about 20 degrees, it depends on the ground, tree, ect... This was my first ladder stand, and I am happy as heck that I got it. Set against the same tree I sat under for over 15 years. I would reccomend you have someone help you set it up, it all depends on the other conditions, and the way I set this one up, will be different from the next one I set up. Get help with it as I did. I am pretty crippled up and needed help anyway. I can't reccoment an angle, I'm sorry. I will suggest some heavy rope and something to tie onto it, so you can rope any branches sticking out and break them off. I am not a paid review guy, but I will suggest getting some sort of wrap around blind, or burlap to tie off to the rail. Archery or rifle, if you cover it from the shooting rail down, all any deer will see is from the shoulder up. I prefer the large stands just for one person, but they will be comfy for two. Also, and extra ratchet strap sill be nice, especially if your like me and don't use a harness. If you use a harness, I would reccomend a different on than what is provided. The ones you get with it are good, but a little constricting, especially for a guy. I've seen harness' out there that you can wear as a vest. In Wisconsin, one of three people take a dive out of the stand, so it's up to you. I don't use one, but it would be smart to use one. I don't know if you are using a gun, standard bow, or crossbow. So depending on that, you can reverse the shooting rail higher or lower. I will be buying two more of these, they rock! This is my 26th year hunting. I've shot 20 deer sitting on a bucket at the bottom of my tree. Now that I'm elevated, I've seen much more. In my tree, the base of the ladder is appx. 12 feet from the tree, but it is all terrain specific. This stand for the money is amazing. I will buy at least two more for next year. Good luck!