Leica USA Announces the New Rangemaster CRF Max
Leica USA Announces the New Rangemaster CRF Max, a Next-Generation Rangefinder with a Fully Customizable HUD via the Leica Ballistics App.
Leica Sport Optics USA has unveiled the new Leica Rangemaster CRF Max (MSRP $1,499), the most advanced compact rangefinder in the company’s history. Designed for hunters and long-range shooters who demand precision and reliability, the CRF Max combines Leica’s renowned optical performance with cutting-edge digital integration and a revolutionary new heads-up display.
At the core of the CRF Max is its active-matrix microLED heads-up display (HUD), which delivers instant ballistic solutions directly in the optic, followed by new, user-programmable ranging logic that includes first, best, and last target modes, as well as EHR mode for bowhunting. With Applied Ballistics Elite built in, users can store up to 30 custom gun profiles, access a powerful on-board ballistics calculator, and receive holdover and windage corrections in real time, as far as Max can range. The new WEZ feature provides an extra level of decision-making confidence by displaying the likelihood of a successful hit under current conditions.
Beyond standalone performance, the CRF Max is designed to work seamlessly with today’s most trusted devices. Through its Bluetooth® interface, the unit effortlessly connects to the Leica Ballistics App, Applied Ballistics Quantum App, and Garmin® ballistic watches; Kestrel® and Calypso® weather meters; and OnX (coming soon), BaseMap, and Google Maps for a fully networked shooting solution. This connectivity ensures hunters and shooters always have the latest environmental data, GPS tracking, and ballistic information at their fingertips.
Weighing just seven ounces and measuring only 4.4×3.1×1.4 inches, the CRF Max remains one of the most compact and lightweight premium rangefinders available. Despite its size, it delivers a measurement range of up to 3,700 yards, on-board wind correction, and a full suite of environmental sensors, including station pressure, temperature, inclination, and compass.
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