Burris Signature 10x42 LRF Rangefinder Binocular

[gr8fuldoug]

Burris Signature 10x42 LRF Rangefinder Binocular

Well known for integrating powerful rangefinders into optics, Burris introduces the Signature 10x42 LRF binocular for fast and precise ranging from 5 to 2600 yards. Ultrasharp HD glass and an easy-to-read display offer comfortable glassing and blazing fast ranging for both hunters and shooters.

Features
Eye safe laser measures targets out to 2,600 yards or 2,377 meters.
Three ranging modes for greater versatility: Auto, Sport and Hunt.
Distances can be displayed as line-of-sight or horizontal with angles of degree.
Tripod Adaptable.
Outer surfaces are rubber armored for protection and a sure grip.
Adjustable eyepiece ensures a clear view.
Weight 36.0 oz
Dimensions 6.0" x 5.5" x 2.7"
Eye Relief 16 mm
Linear Field of View 334 feet at 1000 yards
LED Readout

We are happy to announce we now offer ZERO % financing on all web orders. Please look at Affirm at check out, if this is something that interests you, for 0% financing.

We are doing our best to offer super deals in our Flash Sale Section and to change these great deals weekly.

At Camera Land we've been working hard to save you money and get you great products.

Check out our Just Arrived Section and remember to Enter Our Monthly Web Drawing

If there is anything you're looking for please give us a call at 516-217-1000. It is always our pleasure to speak with you. Always give a call to discuss options and what would be best for your needs

We appreciate all the orders and support. Please stay well and safe. Have a great day & please follow us on Instagram at gr8fuldoug_

Thank you for your continued support.
If there is anything else that we can assist you with please let us know.

Camera Land
720 Old Bethpage Road
Old Bethpage, NY 11804
516-217-1000
Please visit our web site @ www.cameralandny.com

 

[Profiler]

Any reviews?

 

[Mountainman007]

Do you know if these have locking diopters?

as far as glass goes, what are they compared to?

 

[gr8fuldoug]

Do you know if these have locking diopters?

as far as glass goes, what are they compared to?

These do not have locking diopter (not a feature I recall on LRF binoculars).

Optically they are excellent, however, keep in mind any LRF Binocular has slight loss due to the laser being in the right tube

 

[Mountainman007]

These do not have locking diopter (not a feature I recall on LRF binoculars).

Optically they are excellent, however, keep in mind any LRF Binocular has slight loss due to the laser being in the right tube

Wow thank you for a such a fast response. I have the Deltas LRF I really love them, but the Diopters keep moving!! causing me to have to re-focus them all the time. they are 9X45 and these are 10x42, will I see a difference in image optically?

 

[gr8fuldoug]

I've never looked through the Deltas so I do not have an opinion

 

[Mountainman007]

I've never looked through the Deltas so I do not have an opinion

Right, I forgot that you haven't seen the Deltas... Sorry. Maybye someone else has a opinion about 9X45 VS 10x42 are they optically different?

 

[Mountainman007]

bump

 

[Profiler]

Good bump. I have a pair. They are heavy. The glass is clear even in low light. Ranging is easy but brightness settings are difficult in bright daylight vs lowlight. You have to manually adjust them. Probably won’t keep them long term but for now they’ll work.

 

[Mountainman007]

Thank for the quick reply! Mine are heavy as well, but they fit really nicely in my hands, also they are easy to use one handed. what I do not like about mine is that there is no way to lock the diopters. I am getting the feeling that RF binos do not come with locking diopters.