Halo Optics XLR 1600 Laser Rangefinder - 6x Magnification, 1600 Yards Max Distance, Black

The Halo Optics XLR 1600 laser rangefinder is built for hunters and long-range shooters who need to know distance fast and accurately across open country. With 6x magnification and the ability to read reflective targets out to 1600 yards, this rangefinder cuts through the guesswork when glassing distant terrain or confirming the range to your quarry before the shot. Whether you're hunting steep mountain country, scouting wide valleys, or working from a blind, precise yardage is non-negotiable—and the XLR 1600 delivers.

What sets this rangefinder apart is Angle Intelligence, a ballistics-aware feature that calculates true horizontal distance regardless of elevation or slope. That matters: when you're on a hillside looking down at a buck 600 yards away across a canyon, the angle-compensated reading tells you what matters for your shot, not just the straight-line distance. Scan Mode lets you lock in ranges to multiple targets simultaneously, so you can quickly assess distance to cover, escape routes, and competing animals in your field of view.

The optics are premium-grade glass with reliable 6x magnification to bring distant terrain into sharp detail. The rangefinder is water resistant, built with an ergonomic grip, and powered by a CR2 lithium ion battery (included). Readings are precise to ±1 yard—tight enough for hunting and range work where small errors add up.

Key Features

• Angle Intelligence calculates true horizontal distance accounting for slope and elevation
• 6x magnification with premium glass optics for clear sight picture at distance
• Scan Mode for continuous ranging to multiple targets
• Accurate to ±1 yard
• Ranges reflective targets to 1600 yards
• Water-resistant construction
• Ergonomic, non-slip grip design
• Includes CR2 lithium ion battery

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Angle Intelligence and why does it matter for hunting?

Angle Intelligence compensates for slope and elevation between you and your target, giving you the true horizontal distance rather than just the straight-line distance. On a mountainside or across uneven terrain, this makes a real difference for ballistic calculations and shot placement.

How far will this rangefinder reliably read?

The XLR 1600 will range reflective targets to 1600 yards. Actual range depends on target size, reflectivity, and lighting conditions; most hunting scenarios involve shorter distances where the rangefinder excels.

What comes in the box?

The rangefinder includes the XLR 1600 unit and a CR2 lithium ion battery ready to use.

Is this rangefinder suitable for backcountry hunting?

Yes. The water-resistant build and reliable optics make it well-suited for field use in varying conditions, and the ergonomic grip with non-slip surface handles well in gloved hands during longer glassing sessions.