Videos tagged with Rangefinder Integration

This guide outlines a 15-minute process for setting up a hunting rifle, focusing on efficiency and accuracy. It covers checking zero, chronographing, building a ballistic profile, truing the data, and integrating with rangefinding devices. The process emphasizes validating the setup at multiple distances to ensure confidence for hunting scenarios.

This review of the Sig Sauer EASY6 BDX optic highlights its advanced BDX system, which integrates with a rangefinder and app to automatically provide holdovers based on target distance and ballistic data. The optic features motion-activated illumination, a built-in level for accurate shot placement, and a kinetic energy indicator for ethical hunting decisions. While expensive, the reviewer finds it offers significant value for long-range shooting enthusiasts seeking an automated aiming solution.

This guide details the assembly of a high-end AR-15, valued at approximately $7000, as presented by Elliott Delp. It covers the integration of premium components including a Daniel Defense MK12 SPR rifle, a titanium suppressor with NFA tax stamp considerations, a Sig Sauer Easy6-BDX optic with rangefinding, and a Holosun 508 red dot on an offset mount. The process emphasizes the cost breakdown and synergy of these specialized parts for a comprehensive build.

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt features Jordan Eagle of Burris Optics discussing the Veracity PH scope, highlighting its integrated heads-up display and mobile app connectivity for ballistic calculations. The conversation emphasizes the importance of accurate rangefinding and dialing for ethical long-range shots in hunting scenarios. It also touches on the challenges and responsibilities of modern hunting, including the potential for over-reliance on technology and the need for consistent practice.

This guide details the setup and operation of the Sig Sauer BDX scope and rangefinder system, leveraging expert insights from Copper Jacket TV. It covers Bluetooth pairing, ballistic data input via the BDX app, and the use of illuminated reticles for precise holdovers. The system's auto-level feature and ballistic limit warnings are highlighted for enhanced accuracy in long-range shooting scenarios.

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.

This guide details the setup and operation of the Sig Sauer Sierra3 BDX Optics System, a sophisticated ballistic data exchange system. Expert instruction from Sig Sauer's Pete Howell covers pairing the KILO rangefinder with the Sierra3 scope via the SIG BDX app, creating custom ballistic profiles, and utilizing features like the Digital Focal Plane and wind hold icons for accurate shooting at extended ranges. The system is designed for user-friendliness despite its advanced capabilities, allowing for reliable field operation even without a constant phone connection.

This episode of TGC News covers new aftermarket slides for Smith & Wesson M&P pistols from Faxon, the economic impact of the firearms industry in the US, challenges faced by Ruger and Vista Outdoor, and Sig Sauer's new BDX Bluetooth optic system. The discussion highlights industry growth, job creation, and technological advancements in firearm accessories.