Incorrect. I provided a detailed answer to your question at the very beginning of another thread a long time ago. The answer did not change over time.
Incorrect. The problems with some LRFs were caused by the combination of software and normal variations in hardware performance. Not a single LRF module was found to be defective from the hardware perspective. All worked just fine after the software update. I hope this helps.
The tested scope had problems with the LRF before the software update.
So why didn't the software update fix the scope for @Capitol5868 then? What am I missing?
Does the N-vision have a built in rangefinder? And does it have different reticles?Im glad yours worked because my XRF just returned from N-Vision in WORSE condition then when I sent it in.
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And look at that line BUT what the fuck is that debris in the lower left of the screen. Its on the inside of the scope whatever it is.
Thanks for the link. Those reticles are pretty mehh. I'll save a clip-on.
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