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New scope of the 21st century

 
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Old 01-09-2005, 07:03 PM
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New scope of the 21st century

Interesting scope and concept. Sooner or later someone was going to come out with something like this. I wonder what the sticker shock of one of these is.


Anyone tried one or seen one yet?
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Old 01-09-2005, 07:38 PM
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Re: New scope of the 21st century

I wonder if it really works...

One thing I noticed is that is doesn't mention is windage correction. To me that is the biggest variable at long range. Drops are reliable and predicable.
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Old 01-09-2005, 08:49 PM
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Re: New scope of the 21st century

I had an idea for a superscope some years ago, but I envisioned it somewhat differently than Elcan has it set up.
You still need a separate rangefinder with the Elcan.

My idea was to build a laser rangefinder into a scope and areticle that would automatically adjust to the range indicated by the rangefinder. It would utilize computer stored Ballistic data for particular loads and bullets.

I would much rather have a scope/rangefinder combo than a scope/video combo; although I guess their both kinda cool. But the scope/rangefinder--autoadjusting reticle would be much more practical for the hunter.
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