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Nikon's laser IRT Scope is ideal for those long range shots while sport hunting. Nikon as developed this laser IRT scope using technology loaded with speed, deadly accuracy but is minimalistic in ease of use. If you have been searching for a scope that will work with you to take those long range shots, then look no further.

The scope allows hunters and sportsman to achieve perfect measurement of long range shots, pinpointed aim, and the ability to move quickly for that shot that has to be made in little time. This scope can also purchased with the Nikoplex reticle.

IRT development allows for perfect management of measuring distance to take your shots, it also gives you a decent time frame to allow for best determination of where to place the shot. When you have made your aim, a quick tap of a button will let you continue to follow the animal if it is moving. This IRT system has a remote control implementation and you can navigate it with the greatest of ease.It simply can be attached to the side of your gun.

This new scope is very light and only measure a little over a foot long. The scopes compatibility with almost any gun is a wonderful perk. This scope has been developed with the environmental throwbacks in mind. It has been built to withstand the harsh element and has been developed to also take a beating of any kind.

The scope retails for around eight hundred ninety nine dollars which can seem a bit costly, but when you use it for the first time, you will begin to understand why it's a bit pricey. The technology that they have integrated into the scope is cutting edge. This scope has been made to bypass others in the line of technology and has the ability to give precise three second readings for those long range shots.

The sleek LED display works with you in finding a clear and unobstructed shot. The eyepiece also works with you in bringing through a quick and clear focus. One valuable piece of information about this nifty little scope is that it will allow the sportsman to find and determine the measurement of range, and he doesn't have to remove his head from the rifle stock. What hunter would not love this new feature, as it will cut down on extra movement and unnecessary fumbling when trying to take that one of a kind shot.

Other scopes you will find just doesn't offer this kind of technology so tightly bound in such a small package. Nikon in the past has been the leader in scope's and other items built exclusively for the marksman, but this scope truly makes them stand out as a leader in innovation. Nikon's products are all of the highest caliber and offer things that other companies are just now catching up to.

The scope has laser technology that surpasses the others and is thrilling to watch in action. Many a hunter will drool with envy when they are able to test and see for themselves the about of information this small scope can give them in helping them place their aim, take their shot and deliver. Once you have used this little scope, you will never want to hunt in any kind of condition without it. It is truly a small piece of equipment that delivers big.

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Take Nikon Laser 350G To The Golf Course

When I tested the Nikon Laser 350G at Baildon Golf Course last week, I thought I'd take along my SkyCaddie to allow me to compare and contrast. However, that plan went up in smoke when I realised I'd forgotten to download Baildon onto the SkyCaddie thus meaning I had no readings.

Baildon is an undulating course and that exposed the obvious weakness with a laser range-finder. When you can't see the flag you're stuffed!

Whether you opt for a GPS distance-measuring device such as the SkyCaddie or a laser range-finder such as the Nikon Laser 350G is pretty much down to personal preference. Search the internet and there are some fierce debates on chat forums where each camp defend their product and pick holes in the other.

I asked a scratch golfer what he thought and he gave me this very rounded reply.

It's an interesting debate the laser v GPS one.

My brother, Dad and I go on a little golfing holiday tour each year and this time I hooked my dad up with a SkyCaddie, I used Laser and my brother a free golf GPS application on his Blackberry.

The results were really interesting. The free GPS performed pretty well and my brother loved it because it was absolutely free but struggled with getting the true yardage too often for me.

The SkyCaddie was excellent and even my Dad understood how to use it, but a couple of times, in my view, it didn't give the exact yardage to the flag unlike the laser.

However, with the stiff links breeze the laser was sometimes hard to use.

Without doubt, my personal preference is for the SkyCaddie but that probably has a lot to do with the fact that I'm a high handicapper (24). I don't need to know an exact yardage to the pin. I feel it's more than enough, and indeed more comforting, to know distances to the middle, front and back.

However, it's not hard to see why a top player would prefer the extra precision of the laser.

The Nikon Laser 350G is compact and very easy to use and, of course, has been specifically designed for golf.

First Target Priority mode enables easy measurement of the distance to the target even against a background of trees or buildings. And by 'target' it doesn't have to be the flag. Distances to water/bunker hazards or angles of a dogleg can also be easily measured.

It's also waterproof, measures from 11 to 550 yards and thanks to the R&A's recently amended ruling on range finders (Rule 14-3B)* it's now a legal addition to your golf bag.

One other consideration is that it can also be utilised at the practice ground. Hit each club 10 times, discount your bad shots and record the distance to the good shots, then simply take the average.

In summary, if your preference is for a laser rangefinder, the Nikon Laser 350G is an excellent, and very affordable, option.

If, however, you're prepared to pay a little more, the Nikon Laser 350G also has a more advanced brother - the 550A S - more suited to the serious amateur and professional.

It takes distance measurement one-step further by allowing for the slope of the golf course terrain. That means that if you have an uphill or downhill shot to play, the Nikon Laser 550A S will take into account both height distances and slope angles and adjust your yardage to the pin accordingly.

Note that, at present, it is only legal for use in practice, not in competition play.

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