Quick test update. I ran the Kilo 2400 v. Kestrel 4500 AB v. DA Cards. I didn't open any ballistic electronics up until I verified my DA card was accurate for my atmosphere. I put the DA cards away and fired up the 4500...I was spot on out to 1110 yds (farthest range shot). I then did the same test with the Kestrel 2400. It was just as accurate to .1 mils to 1110 yds.
My review of the 4500 is 9 of 10. It can get a bit tricky without being able to see the profile name in the rangefinder (it only shows profile 1, 2, 3, 4). It was a bit of trial and error to realize that unless you update all profile in your app, the rangefinder will automatically place the latest edited (and synced) profile into position 1. Huh....223 data doesn't bode well for a 6.5 Creedmore. All in all, I think the 2400 is an amazing piece of gear....hey, it even comes with a pen.
My review of the 4500 is 9 of 10. It can get a bit tricky without being able to see the profile name in the rangefinder (it only shows profile 1, 2, 3, 4). It was a bit of trial and error to realize that unless you update all profile in your app, the rangefinder will automatically place the latest edited (and synced) profile into position 1. Huh....223 data doesn't bode well for a 6.5 Creedmore. All in all, I think the 2400 is an amazing piece of gear....hey, it even comes with a pen.