Best Rangefinder Rifle Scopes of 2025

"This is my second Eleminator scope, and I purchased it for my 270 for antelope hunting. It's easy to use and an overall great scope."

"I found this scope to be fantastic. Just check the legalities in your state; I discovered it's not legal for big game hunting in Oregon, which I think is silly."

"I mounted this on my Weatherby 7 mm magnum and had no trouble shooting out to 1000 yards. I would highly recommend it—just push a button to find out how far away the game is and where to aim!"

"I find this scope to be a fantastic day/night optic. I love having multiple zero profiles and being able to zero at pretty much any range, with the built-in calculator doing the heavy lifting. The only thing I wish it had is a QD mount. For now, I'm using an American Defense mount, which holds the Zulus tightly. The Zulus app has been solid for zeroing and programming ballistic data, plus the recoil-activated video feature is a great addition. Definitely planning to get a sun shade for it!"

"I've been following this scope for a while, eagerly waiting for the release of the 3-12 by Arken. When I stumbled upon the DNT Zulus, I felt lucky to find it. After some research, I realized that the clarity and features are unlike anything I've encountered before. This scope has been thoughtfully designed and is an excellent choice for anyone interested in night hunting."

"Initially, I was going to leave a negative review due to my misunderstanding of the scope's functions. However, after contacting customer support, I found them to be incredibly helpful. They answered my questions promptly, and Glen was especially supportive. I would definitely buy this scope again thanks to the exceptional customer service and the product's overall quality!"

"I think this thing is just so cool. The hands-free operation is fantastic, and I love that I can use it without losing my sight picture. It's also very accurate. I've used it several times without needing to change the battery. It's a great addition for better shooting and definitely has that cool factor. Quick to mount and easy to store, I'll definitely buy this again as a gift!"

"I purchased this for my Barnett Whitetail II crossbow and was pleasantly surprised. It's very accurate after measuring my target position. The construction quality is high, although I found it a bit dim in bright sunlight. I had to cover the lens for better visibility. Overall, it's easy to adjust and switches between distance and speed quickly, making me really happy with this high-quality range/speed finder."

"This range finder was a disappointment. It’s only accurate at a distance, but in the woods, it gave me different readings when held in one spot. I had a terrible experience with customer service, having to pay for return shipping and a $40 restocking fee for a product that didn’t perform as advertised. It took over a month to get some of my refund back!"

"I was initially skeptical about this product, but I was pleasantly surprised. It serves as a perfect entry to mid-level sight system. The scope is clear and well-constructed, and I have encountered no zero issues. The reticle lights up beautifully without any blur."

"Overall, I believe this is a great versatile scope. The high-quality parts allowed me to customize my setup. I mounted just the scope with the laser attached, and it performs perfectly. The customer service was great, quickly addressing a small issue I had."

"For the price, you really can't go wrong. This scope is highly customizable, and the optical scope zeros in nicely. While I haven’t extensively used the reflex targeting yet, everything seems to work well."

"I was really impressed by the solid build quality and sleek design of this scope! It’s robust enough to withstand harsh conditions, and the IPX7 waterproof rating ensures it can handle any weather. The battery life lasts about 3 hours per charge, and the setup process was surprisingly intuitive. The one-shot zero feature worked flawlessly, allowing me to adjust quickly to the bullet's point of impact. The picture-in-picture mode and digital display offered a wealth of information, making it easy to target precisely. Overall, the NV400 has exceeded my expectations for both day and night use!"

"I was excited to try this scope out, but I struggled with getting it to center zero. I even took it to a gun shop for help, and they couldn't figure it out either. Despite this issue, I found the range finder to be good and the night vision to be perfect. The zoom function works well for my needs, but the zeroing problem was disappointing."

"I found this scope to be top notch, especially for the fantastic price. The picture quality is great, and I love the turret for zooming—much more intuitive than buttons! My only concern was its size, as it covered the entire rail on my M4A1. If Oneleaf comes out with a compact version, I’ll definitely consider getting it!"

"I've purchased three scopes for my AR-based rifles in various calibers. They hold zero even after 100 shots and the red and green light options are handy in the dark. I wish the objective lens was larger, but for the price, it's a solid choice."

"I don't usually leave reviews, but Monstrum deserves it. I've had my scope on my 556 for over three years. It's been through a lot and still holds zero. For the price, it's the best scope I've owned."

"I bought this scope for my son’s M4 rifle as a going-away gift. It looked great and mounted easily. However, the reticle tilted during use, which was disappointing. I think I’ll invest in a more quality scope after this experience."

"I found this scope to punch way above its price range. Once I learned its features, it made my shooting incredibly accurate and spotting animals a breeze. The battery life is impressive, especially with two batteries included."

"After using this optic for a little over a week, I was amazed by its size and performance. It outperforms my previous handheld thermal device, allowing me to track squirrels easily. If you want a reliable all-in-one optic, I highly recommend giving this a try."

"I had some trouble with this scope shutting off after a few shots. I’m an engineer, so I think the battery's retention spring might be disconnecting during recoil. Once I tightened the battery cap, it worked flawlessly thereafter."

"I found the optic to be well made and it holds its zero well. The eye relief isn't the best, but for the price range, it's good enough. The reflex sight works great, and I love that I can change the reticle on the go. I would suggest a laser boresight to help with zeroing and a picatinny rail riser if the scope feels low. Overall, I rate this scope a 10/10 for the price point."

"For $140, this bundle is hard to beat. It includes the green laser, a flashlight with various modes, and a 4x to 16x scope with reticle illumination, along with a red dot/green dot sight. Once zeroed, the scope held its zero perfectly on my 5.56. The laser is great, and the flashlight, while not extremely bright, has 5 modes. The only downside is that, as a complete unit, it is really heavy, but I don't see a need to keep everything mounted together. Overall, a fantastic deal for the quality."

"This scope has been awesome so far. It's very easy to install and the laser is really bright. I can see it well at 100 yards. The flashlight is durable and bright, and the red dot works well. My only downside is that the crosshairs and bullseye appear a bit blurry, but the actual dot looks good. Therefore, I give it a 4 out of 5. I'd definitely buy it again in the future."

"I appreciate the traditional scope design of the Burris Eliminator 6, and the phone app is incredibly helpful. I’ve been using the Eliminator 3, but the ballistic data input through the app is a game changer for me. It makes taking ethical shots at longer distances much simpler. Overall, I find this optic impressive and would recommend it to others. Happy hunting!"

"I really hope Burris has addressed the issues with their scopes. My experience with the Eliminator 3 has been frustrating; it worked fine initially, but now it’s off by 8 to 10 inches after a few shots. I can't get it sighted in, and although I sent it back for service a few years ago, it only functioned for two hunting seasons before the same problem returned. I've lost several good deer because of this and I'm ready to move on from Burris scopes."

"The Burris Eliminator 6 is generally accurate; however, it's not suitable for shooting in smaller areas. It fails to calculate anything under 37 yards, displaying an error instead. Fortunately, the app provides some options to fill out projectile information manually, allowing the scope to adjust based on that profile."