Videos tagged with TrackingPoint

The TrackingPoint Precision Guided Firearm (PGF) system uses an integrated optic with a ballistic computer and laser rangefinder to achieve automated shots. The shooter locks onto the target, and the system calculates a firing solution. The rifle only fires when the reticle is perfectly aligned with the digital lock point, ensuring accuracy even at extended ranges like 213 yards.

This video humorously explores equipping a fictional military's sniper corps with equipment designed to sabotage effectiveness by reducing the need for rigorous training. It highlights how automated aiming systems like TrackingPoint rifles and ART scopes, while appearing advanced, can create dependency and hinder fundamental marksmanship skills. The strategy involves using multi-caliber platforms and complex optics that encourage user error, ultimately undermining combat readiness.

This video features Curt from TrackingPoint showcasing the M800 DMR Squad-Level rifle at SHOT Show 2016 Range Day. The M800 DMR is a precision rifle system designed for tactical applications. The video likely demonstrates its features and capabilities in a live-fire environment at the range.

This InRange video provides an update on TrackingPoint rifles, specifically addressing concerns about hacking raised at DEFCON 2015. The presenters downplay the security risks, referencing a previous DEFCON presentation for details. They also discuss the Remington 2020, a simplified version of the TrackingPoint scope found on Remington 700 rifles, and emphasize ensuring a safe environment during their testing.

This video showcases the TrackingPoint "Mile Maker," a new prototype Precision Guided Firearm (PGF) rifle designed for extreme long-range engagements. Anson Gordon from TrackingPoint demonstrates its capability to hit targets up to a mile away, even those moving at speeds up to 20 MPH. The rifle is chambered in .338TP, a caliber similar to .338 Lapua, and is expected to cost around $50,000 for the production model. The video also includes a link to the official TrackingPoint page for more details.