well under a full moon I ranged several different structures farm equipment, hay bales, cattle tractor tires on a irrigation system (note they are 53 yards apart) telephone poles, brush, trees and tree lines.
was pretty pleased with the results, farthest cow ranged was bedded down in tall grass and got a reading of 725, farthest hay bale 807 tree line 875. single tree 560, after you passed 600 it got a little finicky and required a very steady hold but to 600 not a problem off hand on most targets.
the 7x of the LRM was plenty of power, focusing is a little tricky as you have to focus the target in the range finder and the image in the PVS and this may require a little time to get the hang of if you want speed , there is a little slop in the focus ring on the LRM so that doesn't help matters. I just left it focused for 600 and didn't worry about the clarity of the image for ranges short or beyond that
for a $300 range finder it preformed very well, in the past I have spent more on range finders and gotten less performance. being able to adapt the PVS14 is a bonus even if it did cost almost as much.
I can see using it a good bit on stands in open pastures getting ranges on temporary land marks such as hay bales and farm equipment. it will be nice to know how far that windmill is or if I pick up a heat source 1/2 to the tree line and the tree line ranges 800, this should increase our first shot hits on hogs as well as coyotes.
well till I can afford a Wilcox Raptor this is going to fill the bill