Ballistic device solution

[Brian10956]

I’ve been looking for an easier way to adjust my scope under different conditions . I currently use Strelok Pro but on YouTube I see that Element has come out with a couple of rangefinders that have a ballistic chip built it to make the job more convenient it connects to their software on your phone. I also see that the Kestrel device has a ballistic app built in. I’m sure there are other solutions that I’m not aware of also.
What I’m looking for is a easier and faster way of being able to adjust my scope for different shooting conditions you run into hunting or at the range.

 

[Coinwa]

Sig 6k binocular is the way to go.

Binoc, Rangefinder, and instantly spits your dope out in the field of view. I use mine with pellet rifles all the time.

 

[Brian10956]

Sig 6k binocular is the way to go.

Binoc, Rangefinder, and instantly spits your dope out in the field of view. I use mine with pellet rifles all the time.

Thanks I’ll check it out

 

[SilentSquirrel]

Phew!
That’s a lot to pay for the convenience the OP is looking for

 

[Dairyboy]

Arken/DNT Zulus would be the simplest and honestly probably the cheapest.

 

[Coinwa]

Phew!
That’s a lot to pay for the convenience the OP is looking for

Not when you can use them for everything.

Guys here will drop $2k plus on a nice air rifle… and then complain about the cost of good equipment to eek the most out of it.

I’d WAY rather have a $1000 air rifle, and spend the other $G+ on excellent (read repeatable) optic and the necessary tools to use it.

But hey… that’s just me.

 

[HogKiller]

Not when you can use them for everything.

Guys here will drop $2k plus on a nice air rifle… and then complain about the cost of good equipment to eek the most out of it.

I’d WAY rather have a $1000 air rifle, and spend the other $G+ on excellent (read repeatable) optic and the necessary tools to use it.

But hey… that’s just me.

If anybody actually adds up the money poured down the Rabbit Hole® anything else from that point is a rounding error. Sort of like owing a boat, a hole in the water you pour money into.