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Looking to add a kestrel to my kit
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<blockquote data-quote="BadDogPSD" data-source="post: 1696192" data-attributes="member: 25121"><p>I have one. I think mines a 4500 with Applied Ballistics & Bluetooth. I like that it's a weather meter & ballistic solver all in one unit. </p><p>I find the user interface a bit awkward (not very intuitive) and there's a lot of scrolling and button pushing to make any changes to your data. Also the screen is pretty small and can be difficult to see. The newer models have slightly bigger screens & larger font size.</p><p></p><p>Like any ballistic software, you'll get a good starting point, then you need to true the data to your rifle.</p><p></p><p>A buddy is getting into the long range game and I steered him towards using an app on his phone and a cheap weather meter. You really don't need the weather meter if you have cell service as you can get the weather data (except maybe the wind) from a multitude of weather sites.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BadDogPSD, post: 1696192, member: 25121"] I have one. I think mines a 4500 with Applied Ballistics & Bluetooth. I like that it's a weather meter & ballistic solver all in one unit. I find the user interface a bit awkward (not very intuitive) and there's a lot of scrolling and button pushing to make any changes to your data. Also the screen is pretty small and can be difficult to see. The newer models have slightly bigger screens & larger font size. Like any ballistic software, you'll get a good starting point, then you need to true the data to your rifle. A buddy is getting into the long range game and I steered him towards using an app on his phone and a cheap weather meter. You really don't need the weather meter if you have cell service as you can get the weather data (except maybe the wind) from a multitude of weather sites. [/QUOTE]
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