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What is the closest distance the rangefinder will read? — 2 Answers

by Darren, from TX, United States Asked on December 12, 2017

Name Vortex Fury 10x42mm Laser Rangefinder Binocular (4.7)
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Answered by Matt S., Gear Expert, from IL, United States, on January 02, 2018

10 yards is the minimum distance reading

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Answered by Larry, guest, from ON, Canada, on December 30, 2017

As stated above by the gear expert; 10-1000yrds deer range. Regards glass clarity, I have the diamond, Viper and now these all in 10x42. These and Viper series are near identical. As a person who wears glasses the adjustment for clarity are identical, the low light condition unchanged with naked eye. Have carried all on many various excursions. Diamond series although very good glass, are entry level but have done the job for me many times and I wouldn’t part with them. I would recommend them to anyone at the price point, warranty and reliability.

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