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<blockquote data-quote="ELR Researcher" data-source="post: 780661" data-attributes="member: 19541">I e-mailed the crew at <a href="http://www.bullseyecamera.com/index.html" target="_blank">Bullseye</a> and they are working on a system capable of 2000. Cost and timing unknown (to me) - suggest you call.&nbsp;TargetCam already has a system capable of 2500 (line of sight) - see <a href="http://www.targetcam.net/Products.html" target="_blank">here</a>. Its $785 with one camera and includes a 7&quot; hi-res display (no computer required). Good reviews and the price is the best I&#039;ve found for this distance, especially with the included display.&nbsp;At SHOT 2013 Oakwood Controls had a system that will go to 20km (20 kilometers - line of sight) but the price is a LOT steeper. Their system picks up the projectile as it passes sensors downrange and plots the shot on a PC screen. All you need is a point of aim immediately behind the sensors. Look for a lot more info from this company in the next 90 days.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ELR Researcher, post: 780661, member: 19541"] I e-mailed the crew at [URL="http://www.bullseyecamera.com/index.html"]Bullseye[/URL] and they are working on a system capable of 2000. Cost and timing unknown (to me) - suggest you call. TargetCam already has a system capable of 2500 (line of sight) - see [URL="http://www.targetcam.net/Products.html"]here[/URL]. Its $785 with one camera and includes a 7" hi-res display (no computer required). Good reviews and the price is the best I've found for this distance, especially with the included display. At SHOT 2013 Oakwood Controls had a system that will go to 20km (20 kilometers - line of sight) but the price is a LOT steeper. Their system picks up the projectile as it passes sensors downrange and plots the shot on a PC screen. All you need is a point of aim immediately behind the sensors. Look for a lot more info from this company in the next 90 days. [/QUOTE]

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