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Hunting Gear / Rangefinders

Research-based review: compiled from manufacturer specs and published expert/owner reviews; not hands-on tested by Lone Star Adventures.

Leupold RX-1400i TBR/W Gen 2 Rangefinder

A compact hunting rangefinder with a red TOLED display, rifle ballistic and wind holds, and a bow mode with Flightpath. It is priced well below many 1,800-yard-class rangefinders while matching their published deer ranging distance.

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Price

$199.99 (leupold.com) (checked Nov 10, 2026)

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Key specs

Magnification / objective5x / 21 mm
Range, reflective6 to 1400 yd
Range, trees1200 yd
Range, deer900 yd
Accuracy0.5 yd to 125 yd; 2 yd to 1000 yd (Leupold)
Field of view368 ft at 1000 yd
Eye relief18.3 mm
Weight / size5.1 oz; 4 x 1.4 x 3 in
BatteryCR2, 3,000 actuations (Leupold)
ModesLine of Sight, TBR/W, Bow Mode, Flightpath, Last Target
DisplayRed TOLED, adjustable brightness
WeatherWaterproof and fogproof (Leupold)

What the maker and reviewers highlight

  • American Hunter found it light, compact, and consistently able to range a person in thick woods in Last Target mode, with only two missed readings in nearly 50 tries [source]
  • TBR/W offers ballistically calculated ranges and a 10-mph wind hold out to 800 yards; Bow Mode and Flightpath are built in (Leupold) [source]
  • List price is $199.99, well under the Vortex Ranger 1800 on this site, with the same 900-yard published deer range [source]

Things to weigh

  • Leupold rates Bow Mode as accurate out to about 70 yards and for angles under 20 degrees, which may not cover every steep treestand shot [source]
  • No companion app; American Hunter notes you match a rifle load to one of 25 preset trajectory curves [source]
  • Deer-sized ranging tops out at 900 yards, the same limit as many mid-priced hunting rangefinders (Leupold) [source]

Who it's for in Texas

A pocketable, lower-priced rangefinder for typical Texas deer shots from a blind or along a sendero, and for bowhunters who want a horizontal-distance and Flightpath mode.

My take: coming soon

We have not tested this one ourselves yet. If I get it in the field, my notes will go here. No rating is given.

Related reviews: Vortex Ranger 1800 · Leupold VX-Freedom 3-9x40

Sources

  1. Leupold RX-1400i TBR/W Gen 2 product page
  2. American Hunter: Review of the Leupold RX-1400i TBR/W Gen 2

All sources opened Nov 10, 2026. Pros and cons above are summaries of what each linked source says, not our own testing.