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The Bushnell Bone Collector 1800 is a hunting laser rangefinder rated to 1,800 yards on reflective targets, 1,000 yards on a tree and 650 yards on a deer, with ±1 yard accuracy. It pairs a 6x fully multi-coated optic with onboard Applied Ballistics Ultralite, which computes a custom ballistic solution out to 800 yards, and Bluetooth links it to the Bushnell Ballistics app. ARC angle compensation corrects for uphill and downhill shots, and Bushnell claims the glass is about twice as bright as earlier models for low light. It suits rifle and bow hunters who want a ballistic readout in the field; against simpler rangefinders it adds the solver and app, but it is bulkier than pocket units and the fixed focus means no diopter tuning.
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Lowest price we've seen: $179.99 on Nov 9 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
Owner feedback on the Bone Collector 1800 centers on its ranging speed and the convenience of the onboard ballistic solver. Hunters report solid readings on game and trees at practical hunting distances, while some note the fixed focus and the app pairing as the main friction points.
The Bushnell Bone Collector 1800 is a handheld laser rangefinder with a maximum range of 1800 yards. It ranges out to 1800 yards on reflective targets, 1000 yards on a tree and 650 yards on a deer, with accuracy of +/- 1 yard. It has a scan mode for ranging while you move across a scene.
The optical system is all glass, with fully multi-coated lenses and fixed focus. Magnification is 6x and the field of view is 36.5 feet. ARC (Angle Range Compensation) technology is included, and the display is 2x brighter for dim conditions.
Applied Ballistics Ultralite provides an onboard custom ballistic solution out to 800 yards. Bluetooth connectivity lets you connect to a smartphone and upload data through the Bushnell Ballistics App. The unit runs on a battery, which is included.
