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Review of Sig KILO5K – Problems, Pros, and Cons

Problem #1: Sig Forcing Users to Update Firmware and Disabling BDX Scopes and Rangefinders if the User Declines, and these Firmware Updates Are Known to Brick Rangefinders. When you connect your BDX to the BDX app, Sig checks the version of your rangefinder firmware. If Sig has decided your firmware needs updating, the BDX app Continue Reading…

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Honest Sig KILO8K-ABS Review – List of Known Problems

Problem #1: Firmware updates can brick the KILO8K and Sig disables the unit if you don’t update the firmware. You’re heading out for a day of shooting, you connect to the App, and suddenly you’re forced to either update the firmware, or Sig disables the rangefinder. It’s mandatory update or your rangefinder stops working. This Continue Reading…

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Don’t Buy Garmin Xero X1i Before Reading This Review and List of Problems

Should you buy a Garmin Xero X1i? Absolutely not. A fixed 3.5X magnification on a weapon used at 22 yards, a field-of-view of just 6.5 feet at 25 yards, a $1,400 price tag, a rangefinder that can’t be removed for state law compliance, and a mount that sits too high and won’t take standard rings.

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Don’t Buy a Wilcox Raptar ES Before Reading This

Article summarizes the key problems reported with the Wilcox Raptar WMRLF, highlighting user experiences and the possible implications for tactical and recreational shooters. 1. Inability to communicate with any ballistics software Does not have Bluetooth and will only connect to AB Ballistics via a cable. There is another tier above this with the included ballistics Continue Reading…

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5 Benefits to Using a Weapon-Mounted Rangefinder Over a Handheld Rangefinder

There are many benefits to using weapon-mounted rangefinders. Here are 5 of the most significant: 1. Enhanced Convenience and Ease of Use One of the most significant benefits of weapon-mounted rangefinders is the convenience they provide. Mounted directly on the firearm, these devices eliminate the need for shooters to fumble with a separate handheld unit. Continue Reading…

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8 Benefits of Weapon-Mounted Laser Rangefinders (WMLRF) For Tactical and Military Applications

1. Faster ranging Instead of fumbling with a handheld rangefinder, weapon-mounted rangefinders enable you to take aim and range simultaneously. Faster ranging ultimately contributes directly to increased first round hit potential. 2. More accurate ranging due to better optics and greater stability Rather than trying to hold the rangefinder steady on the target, in the Continue Reading…

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Don’t Buy Vortex Impact 4000 Before Reading This

Should you buy a Vortex Impact 4000? Probably not. Fifteen documented problems, led by a wide 45-degree slash-shaped beam that struggles around brush, a Bluetooth remote that drains batteries or makes you wait to reconnect, battery and display failures in cold weather, a calibration routine that defeats a lot of owners, and a blindingly bright night display.

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DNT Optics Zulus Problems – ‎ZHD520R Night Vision Scope Review and a Viable Alternative

According to Amazon, more than 300 people bought the DNT Optics Zulus ‎in the past month. We think that might lead to a few disappointed customers. So what’s wrong with buying a DNT Optics Zulus ‎ZHD520R? 1. EXCESSIVE MAGNIFICATION A flaw common to nearly all digital night vision and thermal scopes coming out of China Continue Reading…

WARNING:

You are attempting to purchase a Sightlok RF-1 mount with no mounting accessories. If you do so, you will only be able to mount it using some non-standard route like bolting it to your MLOK handguard, buying a clamp from a 3rd party, or using it with a tripod. Are you sure you want to do this?

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