Chad Wallace

It's all built in.

You can connect that app through iOS, Android with Bluetooth connection.

You can load your firearm profiles, all that stuff in it.

So it will actually calculate for your rifle, etc.,

Now, the features of this, of course, it's got ED glass lenses for extra low dispersion.

The diopters, once you focus them, it's one for each eye, of course, because binoculars, you can lock them.

It's got a little standalone fire button for the ranging.

It's got different mode buttons, wind buttons.

Now it's got a,

OLED 8 heads-up display for what you're looking at.

Wind speed can be entered in half-mile-per-hour increments.

Now, it has onboard sensors for atmospheric conditions.

It gives you relatively wind, internal compass, adjusts for wind direction at where you're viewing it at, but of course,

It's got beam correction.

Of course, it shows you wind direction, reticle options, depending on what you're looking for, circle, oval, cross, two MOA dot or one MOA dot.

It's got different target modes, including like snow, rain, or you're going extended ranges.

It's got a bow mode.

So if you're, you know, flicking sticks at stuff, you know, it can do that.

You know, it does either MLA or MRAD options depending on what you want.

The ballistic app features pretty much everything you need, including Coriolis effect, spin drift, aerodynamic jump, tripod shooting, air correction, wind calculation, corrections, flight time, basically a ton of stuff.