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Sightlok Admin8 advantages of using a Weapon-Mounted Laser Rangefinder (WMLRF) VS. a handheld unit: 1. Faster ranging Time is a critical factor during hunting trips, especially in scenarios where fleeting opportunities can mean the difference between success and failure. A weapon-mounted laser rangefinder streamlines the process of range estimation, allowing hunters to range instantly without losing … Read more
1. Faster ranging Instead of fumbling with a handheld rangefinder, weapon-mounted rangefinders enable you to take aim and range simultaneously. Faster ranging ultimately contributes directly to increased first round hit potential. 2. More accurate ranging due to better optics and greater stability Rather than trying to hold the rangefinder steady on the target, in the … Read more
Avoid buyers remorse. Here’s a list of problems you may encounter if you buy one. Problem #1. Calibration challenges proving insurmountable for some Just scan though the comments in this video and you’ll see many are unable to complete the time-consuming calibration process. Moreover, users report needing to re-calibrate upon moving to new locations. Calibration … Read more
According to Amazon, more than 300 people bought the DNT Optics Zulus in the past month. We think that might lead to a few disappointed customers. So what’s wrong with buying a DNT Optics Zulus ZHD520R? 1. EXCESSIVE MAGNIFICATION A flaw common to nearly all digital night vision and thermal scopes coming out of China … Read more
For a few years, Oracle X has been the “go-to” rangefinding scope option for crossbows. However, in the past 6 months, there have been 2 new product releases that, when combined, put the Oracle X scope to shame. The most important was the release of the Sig Sauer EASY6-BDX 1-6X scope. The Sig has the … Read more
Attention Crossbow shooters: Forget Burris Oracle X. Sig Sauer’s BDX scopes, especially the EASY6-BDX 1-6X, when combined with a Sightlok RF-1 mount, are a far superior solution. Here’s why: 1. Build-in rangefinding Prior to the introduce of the Sightlok RF-1, the main advantage the Oracle X had over the Sig BDX scopes was rangefinder integration. … Read more
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