That,s amazing hiring, 2100 yards even with any type tripod or rangefinder. I'm not saying you can,t shoot that far but funny thing is I just. Watched a war show about Iraq,and Afghanistan. The longest shot ever made was 1 and a half miles on a human enemy.it was in Afghanistan, the guy was a well trained sniper with a high tech 50 caliber sniper rifle.It was set up with all the best scope ,rangefinders ,the work,s.The guy that made the shot,said he has practice shooting,the same replace as the actual shot.It took 3 shots for the kill,and that was with another sniper sporting for him.1 mile is about 1800 yards,so 2200 yards is close to what this sniper did,almost unbelievable. The second longest kill shot was a mile again by a different sniper in Iraq,again took 3 shot,go do this.They even tried going out with retired army personal to practice these 2 shots it has not been repeated as to the date of the film I watched.so it's hard to believe a deer rifle can do close to a 50 cal.
Dont count on every Lecia 1600 B ranging to 2100 yards. Some will , some want. Just like Swaro rangefinder. Guys on Snipers Hide , have them hitting large rocks at 2200-2300 yards. I have owned 2 differnt Swaros and neather hit father than 1900 yards. Some times you get a good one , sometimes you get a great one. Just luck off the draw. I have hit 5400 yards with the Vector 4. Vectronics claims Vector 4 will hit 7000 yards. I dont doubt this is possible, on a steady tripod with a highly refelective target. I can get 3000 yards plus just free hand it. Bushnell 1 mile does fair. I had 1 that would hit large rocks out to 2000 yards. For 699 its a good binocular/rangerfinder. BUT you may have to send 1 or 2 of them back to get a 1 mile unit. had a friend that had new 1 mile Bushnells that never hit past 1500 yards , no matter what.
