The Sabre XRF 2000 6x21 Rangefinder is an ultra-compact handheld optical monocular engineered for rapid distance measurement in shooting and field applications. Featuring 6x magnification and a 21 mm objective lens, it utilises a Class 1 eye-safe laser to deliver accurate readings to reflective and general targets at distances up to 2,000 yards (2,000 metres). The optical system pairs with an integrated red OLED reticle display that features 5 adjustable brightness levels, maintaining clear target readout across variable lighting conditions from dawn and twilight to bright daylight.

Key Features:

• High-Speed Ranging: Delivers target distance calculations in approximately 0.25 seconds for immediate shot setup.
• Continuous Scan Mode: Allows the user to track moving targets or pan across complex backgrounds with continuously updating distance readings.
• Angle Compensation: Features built-in slope horizontal distance calculation to correct for elevation angles in steep terrain.
• Red OLED Display: Provides high-contrast reticle visibility with 5 brightness settings to match ambient light.
• Field Accessories: Includes a protective hard case and carabiner clip for secure transport during active field use.

Product Specifications:

• Magnification: 6x
• Objective Lens Diameter: 21 mm
• Maximum Working Range: Up to 2,000 yards / 2,000 metres (under ideal conditions)
• Measurement Speed: Approximately 0.25 seconds
• Laser Type: Class 1 eye-safe laser
• Display: Red OLED with 5 brightness levels
• Angle Compensation: Integrated slope horizontal distance calculation
• Power Source: Independent battery-powered handheld unit

Who is the Sabre XRF 2000 6x21 Rangefinder for?

• Hunters (Stalking and Stationary Field Hunting) — requires rapid target acquisition in changing terrain, provided by this 6x21 laser rangefinder through an approximate 0.25-second measurement time and integrated slope angle compensation.
• Long-Range Rifle Target Shooters — relies on long-distance target verification, which this 6x21 laser rangefinder delivers with a working measurement capability reaching out to 2,000 yards (2,000 metres).

Less suitable for: Ultra-long-range shooting beyond 2,000 metres or applications requiring integrated environmental sensors and onboard ballistic solver engines, where dedicated long-range ballistic rangefinding systems are better suited.