Looks like the Nikon Laser Rangefinding Binocular is finally in stores

[Bob33]

We are talking about Nikon's LaserForce Rangfinder Binocular's right? It say's LaserForce Rangefinder binocular's right there on the No Fault Policy. I can't make it any easier then that. Nikon's new MONARCH 3000 rangfinder has a 5 year warranty on it. I will be checking it out next week and let you guy's know what I think.

Which contradicts what is included with the LaserForce, so why won't Nikon clarify the contradiction?

[bman940]

I have not had one in my hands yet but will soon. The weight difference from the 10x42 bino to LaserForce is 9 oz. The 10x42 bino fit great in the hands easy to use for glassing areas without fatigue. If you can handle the 10x42's the LaserForce should not be a problem.

[bman940]

That pink Warranty card was a mistake and is no longer found in the LaserForce boxes. Correction's have been made, sorry for the confusion.

[lokidog]

We are talking about Nikon's LaserForce Rangfinder Binocular's right? It say's LaserForce Rangefinder binocular's right there on the No Fault Policy. I can't make it any easier then that. Nikon's new MONARCH 3000 rangfinder has a 5 year warranty on it. I will be checking it out next week and let you guy's know what I think.

Oops, just looked at the exclusions....   

[Calvin Rayborn]

Cool! 

[opdinkslayer]

bman, are the current 2nd focal plane black x1000 scopes gonna have zero stop this year on the new models or is that exclusive to the new 1st focal plane model? thanks

[bman940]

That will be exclusive to the new BLACK FX1000 model's. Hopefully they will start showing in about 3 weeks!

[opdinkslayer]

Ok thanks. Are they planning to add the feature to the entire line down the road?