Hawke Optics' black 6x21 Vantage 400 Laser Rangefinder combines a Class 1 eye-safe IR laser with a useful multi-coated monocular to create an effective and waterproof ranging system for shooting, archery, golf, construction, site survey, and other activities.

With a metering range of 7-437 yards, a wide 420' field of view, and a ranging accuracy of ±1.1 yard, the rangefinder features spot and continuous ranging—take a reading on a stationary object, or hold the button down and scan the distance to numerous points. Rain and Hunt modes are used to improve accuracy in inclement weather or tall grass and brush, respectively. The intuitive two-button/one-handed operation enables quick activation and operation while allowing you keep hold of your bow or rifle. The Vantage is powered by an included CR2 battery and comes with a wrist strap and carrying case.

Class 1 Eye-Safe Laser    7-437 Yard Measurement Range    Range Distances in Yards or Meters    Spot or Scan Modes    Anti-Reflective Multi-Coated Optics    Standard, Rain & Hunt Targeting Modes    6x21 Monocular    Uncluttered LCD Display    Nitrogen Filled, Waterproof/Fogproof    Runs on One CR2 Battery

• 6x magnification
• 21mm objective lens
• BK7 roof prism
• Anti-reflection fully multi-coated optics help to improve light transmission, color, contrast, and brightness
• 420' field of view at 1000 yards
• Comfortable 18mm eye relief

• Class 1 eye-safe IR laser
• 7-7-437 metering range
• ±1 yard/meter accuracy
• Measures distance in yards or meters
• Spot mode ranges to single, stationary target
• Scan mode ranges continuously to multiple targets or single moving target
• Runs on one included CR2 battery
• Standard mode for line-of-sight straight linear distance
• Angle mode measures angle of projection to nearest tenth of a degree
• Rain mode measures line-of-sight distance, but ignores raindrops to prevent bad metering. Target distance must be more than 33 yards (30m) away
• Hunt mode measures line-of-sight distance, but ignores interference from objects like tall grass or bushes

• In-view LCD display shows reticle, range, targeting mode, horizontal distance and angle readout, laser emission signal, and low battery indicator
• Easy focus mechanism with dioptric focus for in-view display
• Intuitive two-button control
• Auto shutoff after 15 seconds of non-use to conserve battery power

• Lightweight plastic housing
• Nitrogen filled and O-ring sealed for water and fogproof performance in all weather
• Operating temperature: 14 to 104°F (-10 to 40°C)
• Lightweight: 6 ounces

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the folded diameter of this tripod? I need something sturdy for a small astro rig, but also small enough to hike in with.

A: It is roughly 5.5 inches at the largest point.

Q: 2. Does the included bag have enough room for an attached ball head or is just enough for the tripod to fit?

A: The case would have enough space for the legs only.

Q: 3. Can I mount my ball head directly to the tripod or do I need to purchase a center column? Thanks

A: Yes. You will mount the head directly to the apex with the 3/8"-16 mounting screw.

Q: 4. what is the eyelet attachment on the top side of the tripod?

A: The eyelet shaped ring on the tripod is designed to attach a carrying strap to it.

Q: 5. do the diopters that come with the 1.33x set work as well to help the rangefinder focus closer if you attach the diopter first to the 1.33 then the rangefinder to the diopter?

A: We are of the opinion that the results will will be the same whether or not it is possible to do what you are surmising.

Q: 6. How does the apex/spider differ between the 3 series and the 5 series? I see that the leg diameters increase, but is the mounting plate the same diameter and the distance from leg to leg around the apex the same? Just trying get a sense of how they differ dimensionally at the apex and whether there's additional rigidity and vibration damping benefits in the larger series beyond just increased tube diameters. Thanks!

A: The mounting plate and the distance from leg to leg on both the 5 series and the 3 series are the same, the additional rigidity and vibration damping benefits in the larger series are only due to the increased thickness of the legs as well as larger modular feet.

Q: 7. What the difference with this model? https://a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1211003-REG/slr_magic_slr_72rfnn_rangefinder_cine_adapter_with.html target= _blank www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1211003-REG/slr_magic_slr_72rfnn_rangefinder_cine_adapter_with.html/aLooks similar, but that model twice cheaper. Cause of 72mm this device for 77mm lenses?

A: If I remember correctly, the glass and front are exactly the same. The only difference is the mounting on the back and the imperial focus marks on this one.

Q: 8. What is the warranty?

A: This tripod has a Limited 10-Year Warranty regarding issues arising from manufacturing defects.

Q: 9. What is the recommended 75mm leveling-base, compatible with the Robus 75mm video bowl supplied with this tripod, that will support 50+ Lbs (well within the 77 Lb rating of the RC-8860)?

A: For a leveling base that can handle 50+ pounds, I would recommend the following leveling base: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1576484-REG/leofoto_lb_75_75mm_leveling_base_with.html

Q: 10. Where are these tripods made and from which country are their carbon fiber tubes sourced?

A: COUNTRY OF ORIGIN CHINA