NEW Leica CRF-PRO handheld rangefinders with Applied Ballistics onboard!!

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Leica today launched the highly anticipated new Rangemaster CRF PRO with Applied Ballistics ON BOARD!!!

It's been a long wait for this revolutionary rangefinder from Leica, and it will be well worth it.

NO other handheld rangefinders offer this capability at THIS PRICE, of only $1039.

The unit comes standard with Applied Ballistics ULTRA-LITE onboard, but is software unlockable to Applied Ballistics ELITE for a one-off fee of US$150 (done through the Leica Ballistics APP).

So basically, for around $1239, you have full AB ELITE on a handheld - similar products from other manufacturers cost $1800-$2800, so this is a SURE bet from the company that first brought you handheld rangefinder 30 years ago!!!

We have stock coming in VERY soon, so you can already place your orders.

Click on the photo below for more info on the website.

Thanks

Robbie


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It would be interesting to hear comparisons of glass quality and laser range finder capability in comparison to the Sig Kilo 8k-ABS.

Knowing how good Leica's glass is, I would expect it to outshine the Kilo8K in glass, but the Kilo8K would certainly have the edge on long range usage, given it can potentially range to 8000y whereas this Leica has a max range of potentially 2800 yards.

BUT, the Sig Kilo8K is more than double the cost, so for ranging targets to 2500 or so yards, this Leica would be impossible to beat on price and specs.
 
Knowing how good Leica's glass is, I would imagine it would have the edge on the Kilo8K in terms of glass quality. BUT, the Kilo8K has a potential to range to 8000 yards, whereas this Leica only would potentially range to 2800 yards. Then again, the Kilo8K is more than double the cost, so for anyone wanting AB Elite up to 2800 yards potentially, this Leica would be impossible to beat for specs and price.

I would think the Kilo8K would only be the choice of those wanting to range targets further than 2800 yards, and then there's the Kilo10K which would be my choice anyway.

It looks like Leica will hit a home run with this CRF PRO.
 
wheels said:
have any pics of the display? I can't seem to find any showing the AB correction, etc
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Not yet. These units were launched this morning, so very little yet available, other than media photos. But I just checked Promoboxx and they have a LOT of photos there of the unit, but not of the viewfinder.

There should be some videos coming out soon, as people start posting about them. Sorry I cannot yet help with photos of the display.
 
Jess_misko said:
Do you guys have these in stock yet?
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They were supposed to be shipped to us the day they launched them, but Leica had their year-end and stopped ALL shipping until tomorrow. We should be getting them in the next week or two. best to order one sooner than later, as I only have 3 units left from the first shipment now.
 
Santa arrived a little earlier - so I received my shipment of Leica CRF-PRO units, and ALL pre-orders have now been SHIPPED. Check your inboxes for shipping confirmations and tracking.

Thanks for the support!!!
 
Received mine through a battery in and ranged a tree line to 1100m off hand wobbling seems as good as my 1600b, couldn’t believe the value to options offered will let you know more if I get a chance to set it up, great service glad I found this store going to picking up more stuff in the future.
 
Cummins said:
Received mine through a battery in and ranged a tree line to 1100m off hand wobbling seems as good as my 1600b, couldn’t believe the value to options offered will let you know more if I get a chance to set it up, great service glad I found this store going to picking up more stuff in the future.
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Thanks for your support - I really appreciate it VERY much.

And we have several of these IN STOCK!!!
 
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