- Is the rangefinder worth it over the standard Adder V2?
- Yes if you shoot at varying distances. The rangefinder feeds the ballistic calculator, so you get a holdover without a separate rangefinder. If you only shoot known distances, the standard model covers the same image quality.
- How far can it detect heat?
- AGM rates detection at up to 2,600 m on a human-sized target. Recognition and clear identification come at shorter range, so expect to identify game well inside that figure.
- What is the real magnification range?
- Base magnification is 3.5×, with digital zoom up to 26×. The image is sharpest at the lower half of that range; the top end is for spotting, not fine detail.
- How long does the battery last?
- Up to 9 hours, depending on how much you use the rangefinder and video recording. That covers a full night of hunting, and spare cells are easy to carry.
- Does it record video and photos?
- Yes. It stores video and stills to 64 GB of internal memory, so you can review shots and keep footage without a memory card.
- Is it weatherproof?
- It carries an IP67 rating, so it shrugs off rain and dust. It is not rated for submersion, so do not dunk it.
- Where is the AGM Adder V2 LRF 50-640 Thermal Riflescope cheapest?
- At Tractor Supply Co, for $4,995.99, as of our latest check.