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Question: Bushnell Sport 850 4x 20mm 1-Button Operation Compact Laser Rangefinder can switch between meters or yards?
Document: This Bushnell Sport 850 4x 20mm Laser Rangefinder is available online at $156.18 -- TacticalWholesalers.comDrag this price listing into your local retailer and see if they won't match this price for you!Understanding that this item works by reflecting an "eye safe" laser beam off a target and then timing the reflected beam back to the rangefinder source helps clarify why certain targets work better than others. One reviewer noted that it doesn't read very well off Black Angus cattle.
once I figured out how to switch from meters to yards I  find this range finder works as good or better then my sons brand.
I chose four stars because I think it is a great product probably , but it wasn't for the purpose I intended . This rangefinder is for the avid hunter . I target practice but don't really hunt . I bought it for golf and there was element it lacked for golf . The one I exchanged it for has pinseeker technology . When it crosses the pin it locks on to the image and the sport 850 didn't otherwise I would have kept it .
I have been thinking about getting a range finder for a long time. I went golfing with a friend of mine and he had a range finder and I got to see how much they helped me with my game. So after putting off purchasing one for a long time I got the Bushnell Sport 850 4X20 mm. Boy am I pleased. It does everything that I ask for. Do yourself a flavor and help yourself with your golf game.
In general, it is a great rangefinder...as were the other Bushnells I had before. However, I bought it because it was on the page with various GOLF laser rangefinders and after several outings at different golf courses I find that it can only range on the flag if there are laser reflectors built into the flag's pole...can't otherwise detect as thin an object as the pole or even the flag at anything over about 100 yards.
This is a decent, (if expensive) little rangefinder. It is however not super consistent at ranges over 150 yards. As the package clearly states the ranging laser is affected my the humidity and the reflectivity (albedo) is the actual term, of the target. It's not that useful for 300+ Yard or meter ranging even though it's touted to range well beyond  that distance. I returned it with no problem, will likely go to a higher end rangefinder.
This unit works well in average lighting where you can locate a highly reflective oblect at about the same distance as your intended target zone. This is not very good in very low light conditions, because it is difficult to see what you're trying to find, or in bright daylight because the ambient lighting obscures the finder's ability to 'see' its laser painting of target area.Short to medium ranges are most effective in various lighting, between 10 to 200 yards max... NOT this vast range that is claimed by Bushnell.
Light compact and works he second you press the button! Finally something that works great !! Has  a nice waterproof case and easy to handle
Works well. The trouble with all laser range finders is you must pay for more range. This one works great out to 450yds after that to get full 850 a nice reflective surface is needed. If works as expected and I'm happy with it.
My husband had a Bushnell rangefinder for several years but lost the battery cap (which couldn't be replaced) so he bought this one. It's accuracy was off considerably and wasn't reliable. We had to return this one. Maybe this particular one was just defective.
Answer: yes