Vortex Diamondback HD 2000 Laser Rangefinder

$299.99

The Vortex Diamondback HD 2000 is a 7x laser rangefinder that ranges deer out to 1,400 yards and reflective targets to 2,000 yards, with angle compensation for steep bow and rifle shots. At 7.6 oz and $299.99, it is the step-up choice for whitetail and elk hunters who want more reach than an entry-level unit.

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Description

Vortex Diamondback HD 2000 Rangefinder: 7x rangefinder that ranges deer to 1,400 yds and reflective targets to 2,000 yds, with angle compensation.99.

The Diamondback HD 2000 sits in the middle of the Vortex rangefinder line: brighter 7x optics and a 24 mm objective than the compact Crossfire, without the price of the Viper or Razor. It is built for hunters who range everything from a 20-yard tree-stand shot to a mule deer across a canyon.

Vortex Diamondback HD 2000 Rangefinder specs

Magnification 7x
Objective lens 24 mm
Range, reflective Up to 2,000 yds
Range, tree Up to 1,800 yds
Range, deer Up to 1,400 yds
Minimum range 5 yds
Accuracy ±1 yd at 100 yds
Angle reading ±60°
Field of view 335 ft at 1,000 yds (6.4°)
Eye relief 16 mm
Size (L × H × W) 4.1 × 3.1 × 1.8 in
Weight 7.6 oz
Battery CR2 lithium
Warranty Vortex VIP Warranty (unconditional, lifetime, transferable)
Price $299.99

Who is the Diamondback HD 2000 for?

Bowhunters who also carry a rifle, and whitetail hunters who glass long field edges. The 7x magnification makes it easier to hold steady on a deer at 400+ yards than a 5x or 6x unit, and the HCD (horizontal component distance) mode gives the angle-compensated “shoot-as” distance from a tree stand.

How far can the Diamondback HD 2000 range a deer?

Vortex rates it to 1,400 yards on deer. Real-world ranges depend on light, the animal’s coat and the angle of the laser to the target; on a bright, flat-coated whitetail in clear air most hunters will get reliable readings well past any ethical rifle distance.

How does it compare with the Crossfire HD 1400 and Viper HD 3000?

The Crossfire HD 1400 is smaller and lighter (4.8 oz, 5x) with a 750-yard deer range, which is plenty for bowhunting. The Viper HD 3000 adds range (2,000 yds on deer) and ±89° angle reading for mountain hunting.

What’s in the box with the Vortex Diamondback HD 2000 Rangefinder?

  • Diamondback HD 2000 rangefinder
  • Carry case
  • Lanyard
  • CR2 lithium battery

Gear to pair with the Vortex Diamondback HD 2000 Rangefinder

Vortex Diamondback HD 2000 Rangefinder FAQ

Does the Diamondback HD 2000 have angle compensation?

Yes. HCD mode displays the angle-compensated distance, and the unit reads angles up to ±60°.

What battery does the Diamondback HD 2000 use?

A single CR2 lithium battery.

Is the Diamondback HD 2000 waterproof?

Vortex builds its hunting rangefinders to be weatherproof for use in rain and snow; do not submerge it.

Manuals, firmware updates and warranty registration are on the Vortex official website.

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