The new Pixfra Volans V850 LRF digital riflescope combines day and night versatility, advanced controls, and accessible pricing, as tested by Jules Whicker.
Maybe you’ve heard about a new class of riflescope, optics that use electronics and wireless technology to help with the main job a scope is designed to do: consistently place bullets in a very small ...
A spokeswoman confirmed reports that its equipment testing specialists had acquired six TrackingPoint rifles as part of efforts to identify state-of-the-art kit. The tech allows the user to place a ...
Tracking Point officials sent me this beauty shot of their networked tracking scope mounted on the Army’s newest sniper rifle. In January, we reported that the Army had purchased six Tracking Point ...
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Hit a target at 1,000 yards? No problem. Tracking Point's computer-enabled rifles let novices shoot moving targets at extreme distances with near 100 percent accuracy. The new era of firearms is upon ...
Video game technology has been brought to life as a 'smart' scope that 'never misses' its target is tested by the British Army. The device, which can be fitted to any rifle at a cost of £800, is ...
Customers who want to test-drive TrackingPoint's Precision Guided Firearm often come to an outdoor firing range in Texas Hill Country with Chase Sutton. A bearded, 300-pound wildlife biologist and ...
Last year the US army confirmed it was testing smart rifles with computer-guided scopes that can aim themselves. But now hacking researchers have revealed that they can take control of the weapons ...
AUSTIN, Texas -- As Hillman Bailey studied the flat, white target through his rifle's magnified scope, he spotted a brown, six-legged stinkbug, about the size of a dime, crawling across the target. He ...
TrackingPoint weapons are equipped with a special scope featuring a head-up display The US Army is testing a "smart rifle" technology designed to improve the accuracy of shots. A spokeswoman confirmed ...
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