Automatic adjusting cross hairs in real-time sick!
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Rifle Scopes Self-Correcting Laser Rifle Sight
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Re: Self-Correcting Laser Rifle Sight
Combine it with lasers to detect wind and you got a combo that would rock every day of the week.
Combine it with lasers to detect wind and you got a combo that would rock every day of the week.
Re: Self-Correcting Laser Rifle Sight
Available to the average shooter, and considerably cheaper (if not as cool) is the Burris Eliminator.
Brochure Burris Eliminator here
Per Burris: "The Burris Eliminator Laser Rifle Scope 200112 calculates your trajectory, and marks the reticle with a 1/3 MOA illuminated aiming dot showing exactly where your bullet will hit the target. All you need to know is the drop in inches at 500 yards when your cartridge is sighted in for 100 yards. Burris provides this 'drop number' for more than 600 commercial cartridges. Once you get your drop number, you can decide if you prefer a sight-in at either 100 or 200 yards."
Gives us something to do while waiting for the technology to trickle down...
Mark H.
Available to the average shooter, and considerably cheaper (if not as cool) is the Burris Eliminator.
Brochure Burris Eliminator here
Per Burris: "The Burris Eliminator Laser Rifle Scope 200112 calculates your trajectory, and marks the reticle with a 1/3 MOA illuminated aiming dot showing exactly where your bullet will hit the target. All you need to know is the drop in inches at 500 yards when your cartridge is sighted in for 100 yards. Burris provides this 'drop number' for more than 600 commercial cartridges. Once you get your drop number, you can decide if you prefer a sight-in at either 100 or 200 yards."
Gives us something to do while waiting for the technology to trickle down...
Mark H.
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