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SIG Kilo 2400 with Applied Ballistics!!
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<blockquote data-quote="topwater225" data-source="post: 1347379" data-attributes="member: 6315"><p>Hi guys-</p><p>I recently purchased a 2400 and have been really impressed with the solutions. However I noticed something was going on during a long range competition I was competing in. I couldn't ever get the ranges to read similar to what everyone else was getting when using other range finders. In fact, we had a COF with the ranges listed, and everyone but me could confirm the ranges on the COF to be correct (my 2400 was never close to being accurate). So, I got talking with some of the guys, and one of them mentioned that he had a 2400 at one time, and it was well known that you need to figure out where to hold the reticle on the target in the 2400 to get a correct range......Like the beam is not calibrated to the center of the reticle. I started ranging to known distance targets and comparing to a Leica and a Swarovski RF. I found that I would have to hold the reticle so that the target was in the 5 O'clock position in the circle. It would then be consistent with the other RF's. But this made it even more difficult to hold on to smaller targets.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="topwater225, post: 1347379, member: 6315"] Hi guys- I recently purchased a 2400 and have been really impressed with the solutions. However I noticed something was going on during a long range competition I was competing in. I couldn't ever get the ranges to read similar to what everyone else was getting when using other range finders. In fact, we had a COF with the ranges listed, and everyone but me could confirm the ranges on the COF to be correct (my 2400 was never close to being accurate). So, I got talking with some of the guys, and one of them mentioned that he had a 2400 at one time, and it was well known that you need to figure out where to hold the reticle on the target in the 2400 to get a correct range......Like the beam is not calibrated to the center of the reticle. I started ranging to known distance targets and comparing to a Leica and a Swarovski RF. I found that I would have to hold the reticle so that the target was in the 5 O'clock position in the circle. It would then be consistent with the other RF's. But this made it even more difficult to hold on to smaller targets. [/QUOTE]
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