Rail Mounted LRF's

[KEbravo4]

What are the options out there for under $1k? Do they exist? I saw someone on here recently selling a Silencerco Radius...are there other legitimate options similar to the Radius?

 

[Stag556]

Not under 1k. Unless you want to duct tape a handheld to your rail.

 

[KEbravo4]

I figured. I feel like a viable option is doable. Not sure why we cant have one

 

[Powder_Burns]

Theres a few scopes with integrated lrf...but they are all junk from what I’ve seen.

 

[BCMulx]

Sig Sauer (and I'm sure others) has an aluminum tripod mount for the handheld Kilo series. That could be adapted to a Pic rail mount depending on what you're going for.

Tripod Adapter Sleeve - Kilo 2000 Series

Tripod adapter sleeve that mounts to your KILO series rangefinder to a tripod for ultimate stability.

www.sigsauer.com

 

[KEbravo4]

Theres a few scopes with integrated lrf...but they are all junk from what I’ve seen.

Agreed...Ill pour a drink to the poor bastard that falls to the gimmick of LRF/ballistic solver optics.

 

[Greg Langelius *]

Noticed this when looking for handhelds.

...A definite maybe...

Greg

 

[kirsch]

Noticed this when looking for handhelds.

...A definite maybe...

Greg

These are OK, but won't range a coyote sized animal past 250 yards. There are a few others out there, but they are kind of bulky and not great solutions either. There is a hole in the market if someone can build a good quality rangefinder that will range consistently to 500 yards plus that can be used on guns at night.

 

[newguy2k3v2]

These are OK, but won't range a coyote sized animal past 250 yards. There area few others out there, but they are kind of bulky and not great solutions either. There is a hole in the market if someone can build a good quality rangefinder that will range consistently to 500 yards plus that can be used on guns at night.

With the explosion of thermal and night vision the last couple years I agree. The market is much larger now than when the radius came out.