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We now estimate that the Sightlok RF-1 Gen 3 model will be shipping in about 6 weeks, early August 2025. Sincere thanks to those of you who have been patiently awaiting this release. We’re doing our utmost to expedite production. What’s done: 1. Design of the RF-1 mount 2. Design of 2 different width picatinny … Read more
Sig Sauer’s much-anticipated weapon-mounted laser rangefinder (WMLRF), the KILO WARP, will be released soon. The KILO WARP uses the same engine and laser from the SIG KILO 10K and comes with the Applied Ballistics Elite (AB Elite) on board. Straight off the bat, one concern is the Bluetooth remote. Will there be delays introduced by … Read more
A major bug was discovered with the TANGOINNOS Tango Fire4000 weapon-mounted laser rangefinder (WMLRF). First reported on Snipershide, if you engage continuous ranging by “long pressing” the remote or onboard range button, after 2-3 consecutive ranges, the unit will continue ranging but stop updating the dope. Rangefinding continues to work, but firing solutions no longer … Read more
Problem #1: Sig Forcing Users to Update Firmware and Disabling BDX Scopes and Rangefinders if the User Declines, and these Firmware Updates Are Known to Brick Rangefinders. When you connect your BDX to the BDX app, Sig checks the version of your rangefinder firmware. If Sig has decided your firmware needs updating, the BDX app … Read more
Problem #1: Firmware updates can brick the KILO8K and Sig disables the unit if you don’t update the firmware. You’re heading out for a day of shooting, you connect to the App, and suddenly you’re forced to either update the firmware, or Sig disables the rangefinder. It’s mandatory update or your rangefinder stops working. This … Read more
Article summarizes the key problems reported with the Wilcox Raptar WMRLF, highlighting user experiences and the possible implications for tactical and recreational shooters. 1. Inability to communicate with any ballistics software Does not have Bluetooth and will only connect to AB Ballistics via a cable. There is another tier above this with the included ballistics … Read more
There are many benefits to using weapon-mounted rangefinders. Here are 5 of the most significant: 1. Enhanced Convenience and Ease of Use One of the most significant benefits of weapon-mounted rangefinders is the convenience they provide. Mounted directly on the firearm, these devices eliminate the need for shooters to fumble with a separate handheld unit. … Read more
8 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
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