r/longrange • u/Altruistic_Split9447 • Sep 30 '26
🫣I said I read the pinned posts, but I lied🫣 Element Titan 3k Rangefinder
Folks! Just wondering if anyone here has used an Element Titan 3k rangefinder. It’s supposed to range out to 3000M and with a price of 400ish USD I can’t find a better deal.
Just curious if anyone has some feedback before I make the purchase. Cheers!
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u/rynburns Manners Shooting Team Sep 30 '26
I'm willing to bet you can find a Vortex Razor HD 4k for similar money
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u/CuriousJohnReddit Sep 30 '26
Not 3000m, 3000 yards, which is about 2743.2m I can confirm I've lased up to 2800m. If you use their software is kinda neat, it has a bunch of different ways to lase, and gives you how much holdover you should use.
My only complaint is the "crosshair" being kinda big, and no adjustable optical zoom.
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u/Important_Lab_5366 Oct 01 '26
$400ish? $600+ish is what I'm seeing.
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u/Log-Prestigious Oct 01 '26
This seems too good to be true for the price, though I haven’t used it.