Will this provide yardage from any chosen target i.e. rock or tree?
1142550
Yes it will. I often get the yardage to the pin and the yardage to a bunker or water hazard I need to clear.
1142551
Yes, but does much better with target that has a distinct outline. It also is more accurate if the target is different from the background. Does well with flag sticks, golf carts, people in light colored clothing. It is less good with dark rough bark.
1142552
Yup no problems, actually i use that feature a lot on for distances to hazards, OB, bunkers and so forth....
1142553
Yes it works great for that application too. In fact I use it to tell how far away a bunker is or a tree, etc.
2276560
Sorry, never used one of those. If it will bolt on it will work. Very easy to insert a 16 inch piece of line and go. Put 3 or four pieces of line in your pocket and it will do a large yard.
1281004
It should.. these sensors detect distances (from the sensors to the object that is close)
874575
Yes it will work your point of impact at 300 yards will be similar to your point of impact at 25 yards this is why you are supposed to zero this sight with a certain sized silhouette target at 25 yards search m4 25 yard zero target
540135
I'm not sure Greg. The elevation has considerable adjustment range. However, I zeroed in at 50 yards and haven't touched it since.
1622739
No, you only have to point with lasers. This gives you yardages to the front, middle, and back of the green automatically.
1615022
As long as you are in the same canyon I think you can count on about 3 miles range. This could be reduced by heavy trees or boulders.
1471090
yes it can. it has both yds and meters settings with just a push of a button. It works pretty well. dead on.
1772053
I would think not. One would have stand at the base of the tree and point the device straight up and aim it at a individual particular limb. With foliage on the limbs, this would be virtually impossible. I suppose, one could do an equation: get the distance from a location to the base of the tree and a distance to the top and then compute the unknown distance (height of the tree).
2137033
Depends on what yardage you have it sighted in. Typically sight it in at 100 yards and go from there.
1143434
I believe it would if the net is far enough away to allow the unit to pick up the initial speed and trajectory of the ball. I don't know for certain as I've never used it anywhere but a driving range.
485153
yes mine will cycle through meters , yards, and feet.i use mine for rock climbing getting distances, angles and heights for climbs on rock works great what is your application?
1659955
It doesn't seem to make much difference. It very quickly picks up any movement that enters it's field. I usually have it pointed down a hallway from the end. It picks up any movement as far away as 30 feet.
2139758
No, to my knowledge it does not give distance to hazards. Nor does it give layout of each hole, but it does give distance to front, middle and back of green for every shot, to all courses I've played so far.
1413312
Id say yes. I've used it to spot turkey at 500 plus yards with no problem. Even got a close up on an Eagle flying at cloud level. Hope this helps, and enjoy.
856442
Sure, if your target is really far in the distance. This unit is a bit heavy to lug around the woods all day.
1713377
Yes. Haven't used it a lot for land but have had good results at two or three hundred yards.