Tactical Laser Rangefinders (1000+ Yards)

Designed for hunters, shooters, and outdoor adventurers, the Tactical Laser Rangefinders combine long-distance accuracy, rugged construction, and multiple measurement modes. With options for mountable OLED-display rangefinders or lightweight handheld rechargeable models, both variations deliver precision and reliability for tactical and outdoor use.

Key Features

✔ Ultra-Long Range Performance

• Maximum Measurement Distance: Up to 1200m (~1312 yd / ~3937 ft) with ±1m accuracy
• Fast Target Locking: Quickly detects distance, speed, and slope angle
• Multiple Modes: Fog, slope compensation, horizontal distance, speed measurement, golf mode, and scan mode

✔ Two Tactical Options

🔹 LE-032 Tactical Rangefinder (Mountable, OLED Display)

• Rugged alloy full-metal body with shock resistance up to 800G
• Color OLED illuminated display for clear targeting, day or night
• Mountable on rifle scopes, bows, and crossbows for integrated aiming
• Continuous distance & speed tracking, even in foggy conditions
• Power Source: CR2 (3V) battery (not included)

🔹 Nohawk NKM Tactical Rangefinder (Handheld, Rechargeable)

• Compact, lightweight build (140g) with 6.5X magnification & 24mm objective lens
• USB rechargeable battery included for convenience
• Rugged, rainproof housing with data storage (10 records)
• Modes include: linear distance, slope compensation, two-point height measurement, scan, speed, and golf flag-lock
• Display via eyepiece optics (requires light in low visibility; not backlit)

Model Comparison

The LE-032 (Mountable) and the Nohawk NKM (Handheld) both deliver tactical long-range performance, but each caters to a different style of use:

• Range & Accuracy: Both models provide accurate measurements with a margin of error of just ±1 meter. The LE-032 covers distances from 5–1200m (~5.5–1312 yd / ~16–3937 ft), while the Nohawk NKM measures up to 1000m (~1094 yd / ~3281 ft).
• Magnification & Optics: The Nohawk offers 6.5X magnification with a 24mm objective lens, ideal for spotting distant targets. The LE-032, instead, is designed to be mounted on rifles, bows, or crossbows, working in coordination with your existing scope.
• Display Technology: The LE-032 features a color OLED illuminated display, making it easy to read even in low-light conditions. The Nohawk NKM uses a clear optical eyepiece (non-illuminated), which requires sufficient lighting.
• Power Supply: The LE-032 runs on a CR2 (3V) battery (not included), while the Nohawk comes with a USB rechargeable battery included for convenience.
• Build & Durability: Built with an all-metal alloy body, the LE-032 is shock-resistant up to 800G and rugged for tactical mounting. The Nohawk is lightweight (140g), compact, and rainproof, making it great for handheld outdoor use.
• Water Resistance: The LE-032 has an IPX4 rating, while the Nohawk is designed with rainproof protection for wet environments.
• Modes & Functions:
• LE-032 offers fog mode, angle compensation, speed detection, and continuous measurement.
• Nohawk provides golf mode (with slope), scan mode, two-point height measurement, slope compensation, and data storage for up to 10 records.

Performance Benefits

✔ Long-distance accuracy for serious hunters and tactical shooters
✔ Two styles: Heavy-duty mountable OLED version OR portable rechargeable handheld
✔ Perfect for hunting, golfing, camping, or tactical training
✔ Durable builds, designed for field reliability in rain, fog, and low visibility

What's In the Box

LE-032 (Mountable):

• 1 × Rangefinder
• 1 × L Wrench
• 1 × Fastener Tape
• 1 × User Manual
  (Battery not included)

Nohawk NKM (Handheld):

• 1 × Rangefinder
• 1 × Carrying Bag
• 1 × Cleaning Cloth
• 1 × Lanyard
• 1 × User Manual
• 1 × USB Charging Cable

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which model should I choose – LE-032 or Nohawk?

• Choose LE-032 if you want a mountable, OLED screen tactical rangefinder for rifles, bows, or crossbows.
• Choose Nohawk NKM if you prefer a compact, handheld rechargeable model with higher magnification and multifunction golf/hunting modes.

Q: Do both work beyond 1000 yards?

A: Yes. Both are rated for 1000m+ (~1094 yd / ~3281 ft) ranges with ±1m accuracy.

Q: Can I use them in fog or rain?

A: Yes. Both include fog and rain-resistant modes, but performance may vary slightly depending on weather conditions.

Q: Do they support slope/angle compensation?

A: Yes. Both models provide slope-adjusted measurements for hunting and golfing accuracy.