Product Description:
Weighing in at a mere 6.8 oz., the Yardage Pro Scout is the smallest, most compact laser rangefinder of its kind. Advanced laser technology delivers superb range performance to targets up to 700 yards away. A short, 10-yard minimum distance makes it the ideal tool for bow hunters. Features adjustable 6x magnification, accuracy to +/- 1 yard, scan, rain and Zip modes and built-in reflector. Powered by a 3-volt lithium battery (included) and available in standard green or the RealTree Hardwoods HD pattern.
Product Details
- Feature:
- 10- to 700-yard range with 1-yard accuracy
- Perfect for golfing, bow hunting, and archery
- Pocket-sized
- Water resistant
- Binding: Electronics
- Brand: Bushnell
- EAN: 0029757200433
- Label: Bushnell
- Manufacturer: Bushnell
- Model: 20-0001
- MPN: 20-0001
- PackageQuantity: 1
- ProductGroup: Sports
- ProductTypeName: ABIS_SPORTS
- Publisher: Bushnell
- SKU: 101170-06
- Studio: Bushnell
- UPC: 029757200433
- VariationDescription: Yardage Pro Scout
- Warranty: 2 years warranty
Customer Reviews 

ok
2008-08-18This rangefinder seems to work flawlessly. I have no complaints about it. However I will never buy another bushnell product again. They have the worst customer service I have ever seen. I bought a brand new scope off of them to find out that it's defective. It's got a "lifetime warranty" so I sent it back to them and they said that there was a problem with the image erector and they said that they wouldn't cover the warranty on it because it was my fault. I only used the thing one time and I'm always careful with my scopes. So that was 150 bucks down the drain. So buy a bushnell if you want but don't expect them to help you out if it breaks. I would recommend nikon instead.

Great product
2008-06-16very happy with this product,use it to play golf and can say that it works good.

Not Bad
2008-05-09I didn't quite get the range out of this that I thought I would. However it is very effective.
I can range things like trees out to about 450 yards. I can range big shiny things like RVs out to about 600 yards. I bought it for hunting and can reliably range things like elk to 300 yards.
Ultimately I figured if I can't range an elk with it Id better keep hiking because Im obviously farther away than I should be to shoot at it. However it would be nice to know how much closer I need to sneek up to be within 300 yards.
Overall pretty good..4 stars.

Not quite what I was hoping.
2008-05-04I play executive courses in Florida and many of these are located in housing developments. Flags are frequently in front of houses and or trees. It is difficult to obtain the correct yardage for these holes. There also is very little support on how to align on the target whether it is the flag, flag pole, front of green, etc. My iGolf GPS unit is much more useful.

So so
2008-03-25Item arrived quickly, but I was disappointed with its usage. It was fine for measuring to a sand trap or people on the green but I could seldom get range to the flag. I am going to return the item and pay more for a better one.
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