The primary HCD (Horizontal Component Distance) range mode provides key angle compensated range information required by the vast majority of shooters in a simple, quick to read display. The Razor HD 4000 also has a LOS (Line of Sight) range mode and scan feature.

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HCD CORRECTED SHOOT-TO RANGE
The Razor HD 4000 uses HCD (Horizontal Component Distance) angle-compensated ranging technology to give bow and rifle shooters the critical distance data needed to make accurate shots.

Included in the Box:

Carrying case
Lens cloth
Hex wrench
CR2 battery

	DEER RANGE	TREE RANGE	REFLECTIVE RANGE
NORMAL MODE	1,600 yds (1,463 m)	1,800 yds (1,646 m)	2,400 yds (2,194 m)
NORMAL MODE (SCAN)	2,000 yds (1,829 m)	2,200 yds (2,012 m)	2,400 yds (2,194 m)
ELR MODE	2,200 yds (2,012 m)	2,500 yds (2,286 m)	4,000 yds (3,658 m)

Range Reflective (yards)	4000
Range Tree (yards)	2500
Range Deer (yards)	2200
Accuracy (≤ 199.9 yds)	.5 yds
Accuracy (200 - 1000 yds)	1 yds
Accuracy (> 1000 yds)	2 yds
Max Angle Reading	+ / - 70 degrees
Magnification	7x
Objective Lens Diameter	25 mm
Linear Field of View	341.25 ft @ 1,000 yds
Angular Field of View	6.5 degrees
Eye Relief	16-19 mm
Length	4.4 inches
Width	1.7 inches
Weight	9.9 oz

RAZOR™ HD 4000

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