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Buk Ops

X-Factor Range-Finding Crossbow Scope BUK40006

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Built-in Angle-compensating

Laser rangefinder for quick range

Instant Activation

A simple button press

Active Scan

Mode helps range moving targets

Speed Dial

FPS precision reticle lets you

Designed As

Crossbow range-finding scope from Buk

$699.99
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SKU: x-factor-range-finding-crossbow-scope-buk40006

Overview

Built for crossbow hunters who want fast distance readings without breaking their shooting rhythm, this optic combines a rangefinder and scope in one setup. Its angle-compensating laser rangefinder is triggered with a button press, and Active Scan Mode can be used to range moving targets. The FPS precision reticle and Speed Dial let you match the optic to your crossbow’s arrow speed with a simple adjustment. It is aimed at hunters who value quick ranging and straightforward setup in the field.

Why Hunters Choose the Buk Ops

Built-in Angle-compensating

Laser rangefinder for quick distance

Instant Activation

A simple button press

Active Scan

Mode helps range moving targets

Fps Precision

Reticle supports crossbow speed tuning

Speed Dial

Allows simple adjustment to match

Key Features

  • Built-in angle-compensating laser rangefinder for quick range acquisition.
  • Instant activation with a simple button press.
  • Active Scan Mode helps range moving targets when the button is held.
  • Speed Dial FPS precision reticle lets you fine-tune for crossbow arrow speed.
  • Designed as a crossbow range-finding scope from Buk Ops.

Best Used For

  • Crossbow hunters needing quick range acquisition before a shot
  • Users who want angle-compensating ranging in a single optic
  • Hunters tracking moving targets with Active Scan Mode
  • Crossbow owners who want FPS reticle adjustment for setup tuning

Specifications

Activation MethodButton press
Active Scan ModeYes
Arrow Speed AdjustmentYes
Built In Angle Compensating Laser RangefinderYes
DepartmentGeneral
Range Moving TargetsYes
Speed Dial Fps Precision ReticleYes

Pros

  • Built-in angle-compensating laser rangefinder for quick distance acquisition
  • Instant activation with a simple button press
  • Active Scan Mode helps range moving targets
  • FPS precision reticle supports crossbow speed tuning
  • Speed Dial allows simple adjustment to match arrow speed

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • The built-in rangefinder adds capability, but it also makes the optic more specialized than a standard crossbow scope.
  • The Speed Dial requires matching the reticle to your crossbow’s arrow speed, so setup is more involved than a fixed-aim optic.
  • Active Scan Mode is designed for moving targets, but it still depends on the user holding the range button during use.
  • This scope is positioned as a premium accessory, so it may be more than needed for hunters who only want a basic aiming solution.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Crossbow scopes
  • Laser rangefinders
  • Crossbow accessories
  • Archery optics

Suggested Accessories

  • Crossbow mounting hardware
  • Replacement batteries
  • Lens cleaning kit
  • Protective scope cover

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the X-Factor scope different from a standard crossbow scope?

It includes a built-in angle-compensating laser rangefinder and a Speed Dial FPS precision reticle, so it is designed to help you acquire ranges and tune the optic to your crossbow’s arrow speed.

Can the rangefinder be used on angled shots?

Yes. The product description says the built-in laser rangefinder is angle-compensating.

Does it have a mode for ranging moving targets?

Yes. Holding the range button enables Active Scan Mode for ranging moving targets.

How is the scope adjusted for different crossbow speeds?

The X-Factor uses a Speed Dial feet per second (FPS) precision reticle, which lets you fine-tune the optic with a simple turn of a dial.

Is there any information provided about magnification, lens size, or construction materials?

No. Those specifications are not provided in the supplied product data.