range finding sight
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Junior Member
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Posts: 1
range finding sight
Have you guys ever seen this sight? I shot a crossbow with it at the shops' open house and thought it was pretty cool. Thought ya might wanna see it. Here is the link: http://badriveroutdoors.com/products.html.
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: arkansas
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#6
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 3
A bow-mounted sight unit, containing a range finder with data storage, includes an optical sight unit for viewing a target. The sight unit has a housing which supports a viewing screen. A cross-hairs member has vertical and horizontal sighting cross-hair portions and is superimposed on the viewing screen. A laser range finder member calculates the range distance to the intended target. A control member allows entering and accessing data retained by a microprocessor member and connected data storage member of the unit. Data is displayed on the viewing screen adjacent to the field of view. In operation, the microprocessor member calculates an arrow drop compensation distance automatically, using the historical arrow-drop data in conjunction with the range distance. The compensation distance is displayed in the field of view by automatic adjustment of the cross-hairs member by the microprocessor member.
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#10
Spike
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 62
This is a great tool if you are in a state that doesn't allow optics of any type. To my knowledge only Washington state requires PIN only.
Honestly, on crossbows it is a vertical bow anachronism. Sometimes I wonder if any time and money was spent on market focus.
Honestly, on crossbows it is a vertical bow anachronism. Sometimes I wonder if any time and money was spent on market focus.