New XLR1600 and XLR2000 Laser Range Finders from Halo Optics
Luke Cuenco 10.12.20
For all of you long-range shooting junkies, Halo Optics has just introduced two new laser rangefinders, the XLR1600 and XLR2000 extra long-range rangefinders. The Halo Optics XLR1600 and XLR200 both beat their previous offering the XLR1500 laser range finder which is now on sale for 30% off. The description for each of these rangefinders can be found below.
New XLR1600 and XLR2000 Laser Range Finders from Halo Optics
XLR2000
Hunters who push deep into the woods need the ultimate tools. The XLR2000 provides ranging capabilities up to a staggering 2,000 yards – with the ability to instantaneously range between multiple targets for accurate readings up to +/- 1 yard. The interior of the XLR2000 is upgraded with a red OLED and premium glass optical lenses, protected by a water-resistant housing meticulously designed for a comfortable grip. Feels good in your hand, functions even better. This hunting rangefinder simply can’t be beat.
- Premium glass optical lenses
- Maximum 2,000 yards to reflective target
- Angle Intelligence™ calculates true horizontal distance at any elevation
- Scan Mode™ locks in multiple targets at different yardages
- Red OLED
- 6x magnification
- Precise to +/- 1 yard
- Water resistant
- 1-year warranty
- Ergonomic design with non-slip grip
- Includes CR2 lithium ion battery
XLR1600
In the backcountry and in wide open spaces it can be difficult to gauge the distance to a potential trophy. Easily covering extra-long distances with impeccable readings, the XLR1600 rangefinder allows hunters to quickly and accurately assess their surroundings. Powered by premium glass optical lenses and 6x magnification, this hunting rangefinder delivers instantaneous readings up to 1,600 yards. The XLR1600 also features Angle Intelligence™ to account for slope to target, and Scan Mode for constant ranging to multiple targets.
- Premium glass optical lenses
- Maximum 1,600 yards to reflective target
- Angle Intelligence™ calculates true horizontal distance at any elevation
- Scan Mode locks in multiple targets at different yardages
- 6x magnification
- Precise to +/- 1 yard
- Water resistant
- 1-year warranty
- Ergonomic design with non-slip grip
- Includes CR2 lithium ion battery
Both of the new laser rangefinders from Halo Optics are available now on the Halo Optics Website. The XLR1600 is priced at $249.99 and the XLR2000 goes for $299.99. If these new rangefinders live up to their features and specs they are priced competitively enough to make great budget options for long-range shooters and hunters.
