The Leica Rangemaster CRF 2000-B is the first compact rangefinder in the premium segment to offer hunters three ballistic outputs in addition to the measured distance. Depending on the ballistic data required, the Leica Rangemaster CRF 2000-B provides either equivalent horizontal range (EHR) up to a distance of 1100 meters/1200 yards, the holdover value, or the number of clicks to set on the riflescope – now, if required, in 0.1 minute of angle (MOA) increments. To further increase the precision of the ballistic values output by the Leica Rangemaster CRF 2000-B, it now also features an integrated inclinometer and air pressure and temperature sensors.
This all makes the CRF 2000-B an unbeatable all-rounder that provides both hunters and ambitious long-range marksmen with all the decisive and shot-target-relevant ballistic parameters they need for placing precise and ethically correct shots in any hunting situation.
The Rangemaster CRF 2000-B determines all important parameters with exceptional precision in only 0.3 seconds. Thanks to its compact size and a weight of only 180 g / 6.4 oz it can be stowed comfortably away in any jacket or vest pocket. Its outstanding optical system with 7x magnification guarantees optimum brightness and clarity and a broad field of view. Leica CRF Rangemaster laser rangefinders have been an invaluable tool for hunters for many years. They combine high-quality optics and rugged and reliable engineering with complex, yet easy to use, electronics in a compact and handy body.
Coming With:
- Carrying strap
- batters
- Cordura case
- user manual




Gord –
The 7x24mm optics are stunningly clear. Leica uses spectacular high-contrast glass that allows me to comfortably scan treelines and spot hidden deer at dawn without needing to carry a heavy secondary spotting scope.
CrazyCanuck –
I use this rangefinder for alpine sheep hunting in the Rockies. The Equivalent Horizontal Range (EHR) algorithm accounts for extreme uphill and downhill angles instantly. It completely eliminates the guesswork out of steep mountain shots.
Mike –
The speed on this unit is incredible. It flashes back an accurate distance reading in just 0.3 seconds. Even when trying to hold steady on a moving target at long distance, the continuous scan mode keeps updating the yardage smoothly.
Luke Dash –
For extreme long-range target shooting across the prairies, barometric pressure and ambient temperature play a massive role in bullet drift. Having a compact tool that automatically reads these metrics and adjusts my ballistic curve is a game changer.
Kael –
The housing is built out of a robust carbon-fiber polymer composite that feels incredibly sturdy while remaining lightweight in a pocket. I dropped it onto hard granite terrain during a hike and it barely suffered a cosmetic scratch.
Gord –
The 7x24mm optics are stunningly clear. Leica uses spectacular high-contrast glass that allows me to comfortably scan treelines and spot hidden deer at dawn without needing to carry a heavy secondary spotting scope!!
Cole –
Once you select your matching preset ballistic curve, the Advanced Ballistic Compensation (ABC) program gives you exact rifle scope click adjustments right in the viewfinder. It saves me a ton of time computing drop charts manually on the bench.
Luca –
Hunted through a relentless coastal downpour last season and the unit performed flawlessly. It is fully nitrogen-purged and waterproof to one meter, and the AquaDura lens coating does a fantastic job of repelling heavy rain droplets.
Blaise Ziggy –
Many cheap rangefinders only hit their advertised distance on highly reflective steel signs. This Leica comfortably bounced clean readings off dull round hay bales and timber lines well past 1,200 meters without a hitch.
Blake Joel –
I was worried about the display washing out over bright white snow, but the red LED screen features flawless automatic brightness control. It glows crisply against the bright snow without blinding my eye during low-light dawn scouting.