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Revic Acura BR10 Binocular Laser Rangefinder 10x42 with Ballistics

This is the highly anticipated new Revic Acura BR10 Binocular Laser Rangefinder 10x42 with Ballistics - This new Acura BR10 Binocular Laser Rangefinder 10x42 with Ballistics combines an excellent binocular, with an integrated laser rangefinder, a weather station, and a powerful ballistic solver using our proprietary Revic Ballistic Engine.

The Acura BR10 incorporates our state of the art rangefinding and ballistic technology with a binocular to satisfy all optical, rangefinding, and ballistic needs in the field. The binocular features the innovative Revic ballistic solver with advanced wind and earth based effects to provide accurate, ultra-fast corrections. Solutions are provided in MOA, MILs, or the exclusive Shoot-To- Range for use with BDC turrets. The data rich display simplifies the shooting process and the improved targeting modes provide enhanced target discrimination. Programmable through the Revic Ops app via Bluetooth, and capable of Over-The-Air-Updates. The BR10 provides constant access to the Revic Ecosystem. Simplify your shot.

FEATURES
+ NEW Intuitive Display: Get all your information at once
+ Upgraded Optics: 5% more light transmission compared to the BLR10b
+ Maximum Effective Range: 8,000 yards
· Tree: 2800 yds ±
· Deer: 2200 yds ±
+ Standalone ballistic solutions:
· Base Wind and Vector Wind Solutions
· Shoot to Range Solution for Ballistic Turrets
+ NEW Revic Smart Range (RSR): Use any turret with any profile
+ NEW Wind Recalculation: Allows wind speed and/or direction to be
updated after ranging, enabling real-time ballistic recalculations. This
eliminates the need for multiple range measurements.
+ Revic Ecosystem Integration:
· Bluetooth Connectivity via the Revic Ops App
· Ranging Vector Inputs for the App
+ NEW Waypoint Drop:
· Drop pins at targets you range in the Revic app mapping
module.
· Future integrations with other mapping apps coming soon.
+ Right and Left Hand Button Configurations
+ On-Board Weather Sensors
+ 4 Targeting Modes to achieve the most accurate measurements
+ Auto Brightness: Automatically adjusts to bright or low light conditions

WHAT’S IN THE BOX
+Binocular
+Soft Carrying Case
+Carry Strap
+Lens Cleaning Cloth
+CR2 Battery
+Quick Start Guide

SPECIFICATIONS
Overall dimensions (L x W x H) 5.7 in x 5.2 in x 2.8 in
Weight 31.7oz (900g)
Environmental Protection IP67
Operating Temperature -4°F to 140° F (-20C to 60C)
Magnification 10x
Objective Size 1.65in (42mm)
Field of View 320ft @1000YDS
Lens Coating/Glass Type Fully Multi Coated/ ED Objective Lenses
Laser Range 10 - 8000 yds (9.1M - 4572M) Reflective | 2800 yds (2561M) Tree | 2200 yds (2012M) Deer
Measurement Accuracy 0yd to 100yds: 1 yd (91.4M: 0.914M) | 100 to 1000 yds: 2 yds (91.4 to 914M: 1.8M) | >1000 yds: ±0.5% (>914M: ±0.5%)
Laser Range 10 to 5000 yds (9.1M to 4572M)
Laser Type IEC Class 1M, 905nm
Battery CR2
Interpupillary Distance 58 - 73mm

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Suppressors Any DA Lazarus 6 users out there?

Not a DA Lazerus, but a Abel Biscuit would fill that role nicely as well.

Similar size, shape and weight of the Lazerus, low back pressure, high quality suppressor built by great people that support the hide. I shoot it on my 556 gas guns and precision 6/6.5mm bolt guns and love it.

Thanks but just looking at the Lazarus at this time.
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What happened to going back to the moon?

right. supposedly there are rare minerals elsewhere, and we might convert ice to water and/or hydrogen to power launches from the moon.
either way, i will probably be long gone before they get that far.

I'm ok with doing things that might not pay off during my lifetime but will have a positive impact on future generations.

This used to be considered honorable behavior and resulted in some of mankind's greatest feats.

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Not everything abides by Moore's Law.

Getting back to the whole deficit argument - NASA's entire 2025 budget is about $25 billion, or approximately 4 days of national debt growth. Unlike the gross amount of wealth transfer from the youth to the elderly, this actually has a chance of being productive.
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Envision what could go wrong with this B/S

As far as I am aware every school in Florida has an officer in it. Who is armed.

Go get’m tiger.

A drone pilot States away is not going to have intimate knowledge of the school all it would take is one close door.

Sounds kind of stupid.
Way fucking stupid.

Someone in charge was bought by the group that owns the drone company.
As always, not what's needed and a big fat fuckin waste of our time and money

Ukraine war Bullshit.

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We have a rich history of whitewashing our lies, while at the same time presuming to posture from a moral high ground in whatever we do.

All in the name of furthering our “interests,” exercises in failure and moral bankruptcy they may be.

It's incredible how such narratives can do a 180 shift on a dime, and people just go along with it...

SAI 10 1-10


Well...the 1-6's have Japanese glass and such. Perhaps we're now playing the Bill Clinton word game that other optics outfits play in the definition of "made".
Designed in Canada.....Of course
Assembled in Canada....Very possible
The glass is probably Japanese again and components are likely sourced outside Canada (across the Pacific) if it's going to stay in the SAI price scale.
And there is always the possibility the rep misspoke...totally known to happen.


Regarding the illumination thing, as noted their entire reticle design with the "X" is to alleviate the urgent need for "nuclear brightness" and the various illumination games expensive and technical LED or fucking around with the big circular globs that kinda sorta look like a bloomed out aimpoint on a FFP on 1x (which is in opposition to their design). I can see the argument for going brighter IF they were to do on the 1-10 model like they later did on the 1-6x where they have an offering where they omit the rapid aiming "X" and illuminating the thin part of the crosshair is a benefit on 1x.

Though I must say, I do wish most of these mid-tier optic manufacturers would fucking cool it with the "NV setting" bullshit on LPVO's and leaving me with maybe 4 or 5 usable settings out of the 11 and give me a few more brightness settings at the top instead of the bottom. Like with the Aimpoint T/H models and Eotech 3/2...if you can afford a clip on, you can pony up the 5-10% for your NV settings.

Delta Stryker 3.5-21x44 DLR-3

I doubt you'll find better comparative thoughts than koshkin's above. Other than that, there may be too much subjectivity in "better glass" for one person's eyes compared to another's.

I've looked through the Mk4 HD and Mk5 HD Leupolds and did so before buying the Stryker, was not disappointed in any way optically after getting the Stryker w/o looking through it. But the Leupolds are lighter weight.

Wish I'd looked through one of what you are currently using, but I have no experience with Vortex.

I trusted the Stryker would be good since koshkin vouched for it and since I already had 1-6x Stryker LPVO and found its glass, reticle, etc very nice. That scope, also, bought due to koshkin's POV on it.
We all have different eyes, so perceptions can be a little different.

Still, I've lost count of how many scopes go through here in any given year. They come and go. Some stay. The 3.5-21x44 stayed and gets used quite a bit.

I test rifles and optics all the time. I also go spend time at the range when I am not testing anything simply because I like doing and enjoy the practice. The 3.5-21x44 Stryker sits on one of the rifles I shoot simply because I enjoy doing it.

ILya

Ukraine war Bullshit.

If you're on TV with a coat and tie or have a decent rack most of America will believe anything you say, literally anything.

When someone doubts it they are labeled as trouble makers and the sheep nod their heads in unison.

One sheep spews a naritive and it becomes reality in the rests simple minds because it is more convenient than actual thought.

It's the Democrat default mindset.

You had me at "decent rack".