Chad Wallace

Yeah, Zerotech, if you get that.

But

And Addable has theirs is like 680 bucks.

So I guess the price range, actual street price is right in the price range.

Yeah, yeah.

And now that Dave told us it was $700, that makes it retail.

Yeah, yeah.

Then I'm like, because when I first saw it, I was like, $1,000, that seems a little pricey.

But then, yeah.

And that's the thing, especially if you're putting it on an AR or something in 5.56 or G23 or anything.

It's like, and you're probably not shooting past 200 yards.

That is the Vortex Strike Eagle 1-10 first focal plane.

Next up, we have a different optics company, and that is the Element Optics Seeker.

MSRP, they say $1,200-ish.

When it actually releases, we'll find out.

But this is…

I mean, this is super cool, especially if it's only $1,200, not that I'm going to buy one.

But this is a weapons-mounted laser rangefinder.

It does have an integrated ballistics calculator using their chipset.

It does measure atmospheric conditions with onboard sensors, so you can capture wind and various other things for your firing solutions.