Videos tagged with Kilo Rangefinder

This video covers SIG Sauer's 2025 product announcements from SIG Next. Key new releases include the Romeo ATMR optic with a unique magnetic reticle system, updated P226 and P320 variants like the P226 X-Carry and P320 Max SXG, the new GTO 2011 pistol, the P365 Lux in .380 ACP, the 516 rifle, and new SLX/SLH suppressors. The presenter provides initial impressions and technical details on these diverse offerings.

This video introduces the SIG SAUER SIERRA3BDX riflescope, highlighting its integration with the BDX Ballistic Data Xchange system. The riflescope features an illuminated auto-holdover dot that works in conjunction with a BDX-capable KILO rangefinder, simplifying aiming for hunters. Key features include exceptional SpectraCoat lenses, LevelPlex digital anti-cant, and the KinETHIC kinetic energy transfer indicator. The BDX system uses ballistics, environmental data, and Bluetooth to illuminate the correct holdover dot, scaling with magnification. It also boasts MOTAC for motion-activated illumination, and is waterproof and fog-proof.

This guide details the use of the SIG SAUER BDX 2.0 system, integrating the SIERRA6 BDX riflescope and KILO rangefinder. Expert instruction shows how to leverage ballistic data for precise aiming, eliminating manual adjustments. The system calculates and displays an illuminated hold point on the reticle, simplifying shots at extended distances.

This guide details the setup of the SIG SAUER BDX 2.0 system, integrating the SIERRA3BDX riflescope with a KILO rangefinder. It emphasizes the QuickBond technology for seamless data transfer and the SmartBDC reticle for automatic holdovers. The system aims for faster, easier long-range shooting right out of the box, demonstrated in various hunting environments.

This video introduces the Sig Sauer BDX system, a digital ballistic solution that integrates a smartphone app with compatible optics and rangefinders. The BDX app allows users to create custom ballistic profiles for various firearms and ammunition. These profiles are then wirelessly transmitted via Bluetooth to Sig Sauer Sierra 3 rifle scopes, illuminating specific hold points on a digital focal plane reticle. The system can also integrate with Sig Sauer Kilo rangefinders for real-time ballistic data acquisition.