Videos tagged with Smart Reticle

The Steiner ePredator riflescope integrates advanced electronics for real-time ballistic calculations. It features environmental sensors (temperature, air pressure, inclination) and a position-detecting turret. Users input ballistic data via a smartphone app, which then transmits it to the scope, allowing for automatic reticle adjustments based on range and environmental conditions.

This video features Steve Lemonov from ATN discussing their advanced thermal and digital optics, focusing on features like customizable reticles, video recording capabilities, and the challenges of night hunting. Lemonov highlights the versatility of ATN scopes for various hunting applications, including hog and predator hunting, and explains how their smart reticles and ballistic laser integration aid in accurate shooting. The discussion also touches on the educational benefits of recording hunts for training new shooters.

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 video explains the functionality of the SIG BDX system's KinETHIC feature. The description highlights that the BDX reticle will provide an alert when the energy on target drops below a user-defined threshold, prompting the shooter to close the distance for a more ethical shot. This technology aims to enhance accuracy and shot placement by providing real-time feedback on projectile energy.

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 review provides an in-depth look at the ATN X-Sight II HD 3-14x Smart HD Riflescope. The speaker, an experienced shooter, highlights its advanced features like recoil-activated video, smart reticle technology for simplified zeroing, and connectivity options. However, the review also points out significant drawbacks concerning image quality, focus, and rangefinding accuracy, suggesting potential limitations for precise shooting applications despite its feature set.