Muddy MUDLR1300X 1300W HD Black Rubber Armor 6x26mm Laser Rangefinder - 1300 Yards Max Distance

The Muddy MUDLR1300X is a laser rangefinder built for hunters and shooters who need reliable distance measurement out to 1300 yards. With its 6x magnification and 26mm objective lens, this rangefinder delivers clear glass and enough light gathering for low-light hunting conditions. The durable rubber armor protects against the bumps and scrapes of field use, whether you're glassing from a stand or ranging targets at the range.

Laser rangefinders cut through the guesswork when your shot matters. Instead of estimating yardage and hoping your holdover is right, you get exact numbers in seconds—critical whether you're hunting at extended range or verifying distances before the season opener. The Muddy's 1300-yard maximum range means it'll reach far enough for most hunting and shooting applications, giving you the confidence that comes from knowing exactly how far your target really is.

Muddy builds gear for hunters who don't have time for complicated menus or fragile equipment. This rangefinder is straightforward to use and tough enough to live in your pack or gear bag. The HD optics keep your view sharp when it counts, and the compact form factor doesn't bog down your kit. If you're serious about accuracy—whether you're dialing in a rifle or judging a stalk—a good laser rangefinder isn't optional.

Key Features

• 1300-yard maximum ranging distance for extended-range hunting and shooting
• 6x magnification with 26mm objective lens for bright, clear glass
• Durable rubber armor for field protection and grip
• HD optics for sharp target image in variable light
• Compact, packable design for backcountry and stand hunting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How far will this rangefinder actually reach?

The Muddy MUDLR1300X maxes out at 1300 yards, which covers the vast majority of hunting scenarios and extends well beyond most field shooting distances. You'll reliably range targets at typical hunting distances with no problem.

Is this rangefinder good for hunting in low light?

The 26mm objective lens and HD optics are designed to gather enough light for early-morning and late-evening hunting conditions when deer and elk are typically most active. That said, rangefinder performance always depends on target reflectivity and ambient light.

Will this hold up to backcountry use?

The rubber armor provides impact and weather protection for field use. It's built as a working hunting tool, not a delicate precision instrument, so it's ready for the knocks that come with real-world hunting.