How far is a hunting rangefinder rated to range a deer?

No. Reflective range is the maker's rating on a reflective target, and it's the larger figure wherever both appear: Leupold gives the RX-5000 TBR/W a maximum of 5,000 yd reflective and 2,000 yd on deer. Bushnell gives a maximum with no target type instead, so its reflective column stays blank. Each maker sets its own deer rating, so the same number from Leupold and Vortex may not mean the same reach. All of these are maker ratings, and the distance you actually get on an animal in brush or poor light can fall short of them. A number in a name usually indicates reflective or maximum range rather than the deer rating; the Triumph example in the hero shows that distinction. The three 5x units weigh 4.6 to 5.1 oz, while every 7x or 8x weighs at least 7.6 oz.

Both pick one exact value rather than a limit, so choosing 6.4 oz shows only the two Bushnells, and choosing 900 yd shows only Leupold's RX-1400i and RX-FullDraw 5. Leave them on Any and read the columns when you want everything under a weight or over a range.

Only one name here says Ballistic outright, the Vortex Razor HD 4000 GB. Angle and ballistic features aren't part of this comparison, so if you need them, read the maker's page for what each model calculates.