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Mount your rangefinder to your weapon
The Sightlok RF-1 is a Picatinny / Weaver rail mount that turns the handheld rangefinder you already own into a weapon-mounted laser rangefinder.
What is the best scope for hunting? For nearly every big game hunter in North America, a 1-6X or 1-8X LPVO. Independent data sets put the average big game shot at roughly 130 to 145 yards, and hunters take about 45% of big game inside 100 yards. Our pick is the Sig Sauer EASY6-BDX 1-6X.
Tango Fire 4000 or a Sightlok RF-1 with a handheld rangefinder? We judged both on eight criteria. The Sightlok RF-1 and Sig KILO2200 setup wins six, ties one on environmental sensors, and costs $1,010 less. The Tango Fire 4000 wins one: its wired remote.
Sig Sauer’s BDX app remotely disables BDX rangefinders and scopes until you update their firmware. Here’s our argument with Applied Ballistics CEO Nick Vitalbo about the forced-update policy, and his answers.
Sig Sauer’s KILO WARP weapon-mounted laser rangefinder (WMLRF) uses the KILO10K’s engine and laser and runs AB Elite. Paired with the new BRAVO6T-BDX scopes, the KILO WARP could have huge implications. Here are 4 reasons to wait before you buy, including forced firmware updates and the lower-cost Sightlok RF-1.
Our Sig KILO5K review: forced BDX firmware updates that can brick your rangefinder, a ballistic calculator that stops at 800 yards, real-world range of up to 2,500 yards, and why we still use and recommend the KILO5K.
Our honest Sig KILO8K-ABS review: forced BDX firmware updates that can brick it, real-world range of up to 4,000 yards, total dependency on your phone, ballistic profiles you can lose, and why we still use and recommend the KILO8K-ABS.
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