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Twice the price of the competition. More features, but twice the price...projected MSRP?
Twice the price of the competition. More features, but twice the price...projected MSRP?
Just thinking out loud, and maybe I'm wrong. Having a painted turret and then having a rangefinder that will make corrections to it, and now having a ballistic program that makes corrections to the turret, just seems more complicated than just putting the correct MOA into your scope.
From what I'm gathering, correct me if I'm wrong, but I need a ballistic turret to make use of this product? Seems to me that if my NF doesnt have thier turret, then it's useless to those of that dial for distance in MOA?
Put an MOA correction on that dude's read out, and I'll buy one.
Twice the price of the competition. More features, but twice the price...
The reason they won't make an MOA version is because it would make their turret obsolete. Their business revolves around that turret and without it they would just be selling rangefinders.
FOR MOA USERS:
It returns the air density and angle corrected shooting distance. You use this distance, look up the MOA on your chart, turn the dial on your MOA turret to the correct MOA, shoot.
Don't forget that this RF replaces your angle indicator, your field computer and weather station. I think it's worth the price if it performs as advertised... and... they put out an MOA version.