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Enam Chowdhury's Review of TRYBE Optics DiMA1000 Laser Rangefinder
TRYBE Optics DiMA1000 – Practical Field Review
The TRYBE DiMA1000 is a clean, purpose-built rangefinder—think of it like a laser spotlight. No ballistic calculator, no app pairing—just raw ranging power. For my use, that’s perfect. I run it alongside my Revic PMR 428, which already handles the ballistic side. All I need is a solid distance reading, and the TRYBE gets it done.
I’ve ranged out to 700 yards with no issues. Fast returns, good visibility, and simple operation. I also compared it with my SIG Kilo 2400 BDX and saw about a 2–3 yard variance, though in fairness, that could be due to minor zeroing error or slight angle differences when ranging.
The TRYBE DiMA1000 is a clean, purpose-built rangefinder—think of it like a laser spotlight. No ballistic calculator, no app pairing—just raw ranging power. For my use, that’s perfect. I run it alongside my Revic PMR 428, which already handles the ballistic side. All I need is a solid distance reading, and the TRYBE gets it done.
I’ve ranged out to 700 yards with no issues. Fast returns, good visibility, and simple operation. I also compared it with my SIG Kilo 2400 BDX and saw about a 2–3 yard variance, though in fairness, that could be due to minor zeroing error or slight angle differences when ranging.
Pros:
- Pros: Quick target acquisition Bright, clear display Lightweight and intuitive
Cons:
- Cons: No ballistics (by design) Max range is practical, not extreme
Would Recommend:
Yes