LEUPOLD
LEUPOLD RX-1400i TBR/W Gen2 Rangefinder
LEUPOLD RX-1400i TBR/W Gen2 Rangefinder
Tienda Almansa
Pol. Ind. III Fase - C/ Ronda Sur, 7
02640 Almansa
Albacete
Spain
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Product description
The 2nd Generation RX-1400i TBR/W enters the market as the most versatile, feature-rich rangefinder in its class. Equipped with Leupold's proprietary DNA ranging engine for lightning-fast accuracy, and an exceptionally bright red display. Ballistically calculated ranges keep you on target even for the most extreme uphill and downhill shots. All this functionality comes wrapped in an incredibly rugged and lightweight polymer housing, making the RX-1400i TBR/W the perfect choice.

Features:
- 5x magnification that gives you plenty of power, while maintaining a wide field of view to track moving targets.
- Incredibly rugged and lightweight polymer housing, covered by a rubber coating that provides a firm grip.
- Line of Sight (LOS) that calculates the distance to a target in a straight line, regardless of any incline or decline.
- "Last Target" mode that ensures the rangefinder reads the farthest target in the laser's path, so grass and twigs don't interfere with an accurate range.
- TBR technology: True Ballistic Range® (TBR) technology accounts for incline, range to target, and your ballistics information. RX TBR series rangefinders have a built-in inclinometer that can calculate the ballistic range to your target, then display it as a holdover aiming point, an MOA adjustment, a mil adjustment, or the equivalent horizontal distance.
- Fully multi-coated lenses that ensure a bright and sharp image.
- Display with intensity-adjustable TOLED technology for any lighting condition.
- Quick Set Menu: Get the settings you want quickly with the Quick Set Menu®. Single-handed controls make RX® rangefinders easy to use in the field, even when your hands are sweaty or the weather is at its worst.
- RX scan mode: Continuous range updates in scan mode keep you on target while tracking movement or scanning an area.
- Flightpath technology: allows you to see potential arrow obstructions at a typical distance of 85 yards (78 m.).
- Select between 3 different reticles.
- Rugged and absolutely waterproof.
- Carrying case.
Flightpath technology reticle:
Flightpath technology eliminates guesswork by allowing you to see potential arrow obstructions at a typical distance of 85 yards (78 m.). This feature has two modes: the default 20-yard (18 m.) mode and the Mid mode. The 20-yard mode provides an illuminated mark that indicates the height of your arrow at 20 yards. In Mid mode, the mark represents the highest point of the arrow's trajectory, which is typically halfway between you and your target. Both modes will help you avoid any obstacle that might get in the way of your kill shot.
ALPHA IQ™ AND DNA® Ranging Technology
Whether you use a rangefinder with the new Alpha IQ™ or DNA® (Digitally eNhanced Accuracy) technology, you will get 0.5m accuracy to your target, regardless of its color or texture. The Alpha IQ takes ranging intelligence to the next level. A pulse frequency, noise-free signal, and improved signal processing intelligence make target acquisition fast and hands-free. Alpha IQ technology is a leader in obtaining measurements on targets of all colors at long distances.
This is why it matters. Other rangefinders return erroneous measurements from 4 to 30 meters, depending on the texture and color of the target. Leupold rangefinders are so accurate that world archery champion Jesse “the Freakshow” Broadwater does not use the marked distances in competitions. He uses his rangefinder to set them.