Vortex
Vortex Crossfire HD 1400 Laser Rangefinder
Laser rangefinder reaching 1400 yards with 5× magnification, 21 mm objective, 750-yard game ranging and 4.8 oz weight
- PartLRF-CF1400
- 5× magnification with 21 mm objective for detailed viewing
- 1 400-yard maximum range and 750-yard game range
- 8-ounce lightweight design fits any pack
- Red TOLED display stays clear in all light
- Waterproof, shockproof and ArmorTek lens protection
Lightweight HD rangefinder for bow and rifle hunters
The Vortex Crossfire HD 1400 combines 5x magnification with a 21mm objective lens in a 4.8-ounce body. It suits bowhunters and ultralight rifle hunters who want a single device for both pack and pocket.
Optical range limits in real terrain
Maximum reflective range reaches 1400 yards while practical game ranging tops out at 750 yards. The HD optical system and XR coatings reduce chromatic aberration and maximise light transmission for low-light clarity.
ArmorTek protection and versatile display
ArmorTek lens coatings shield the glass from scratches and debris while the housing is waterproof and shockproof. A red TOLED display stays readable in bright sun or dim woods, and three target modes plus two ranging modes adapt to changing shots.
Highlights
- 5× magnification with 21 mm objective for detailed viewing
- 1 400-yard maximum range and 750-yard game range
- 8-ounce lightweight design fits any pack
- Red TOLED display stays clear in all light
- Waterproof, shockproof and ArmorTek lens protection
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How far can the Crossfire HD 1400 actually range a deer-sized target?
The unit reaches 1,400 yards on reflective targets, but on game such as deer the practical maximum is 750 yards.
What does the 5× magnification and 21 mm objective mean for field use?
Five-power magnification brings distant objects five times closer while the 21 mm lens keeps the body light at 4.8 ounces, ideal for pack hunting.
How do the HCD and LOS ranging modes differ in practice?
HCD compensates for angle to give true horizontal distance, while LOS shows straight-line range; choose HCD for steep shots and LOS for flat ground.
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