Sig kilo BDX vs MR

[Nooch13]

What is the difference between the 2 models? If you don’t plan on pairing it with a sig bdx scope, is there any advantage to it?

 

[deersniper]

That avatar tho

 

[Nooch13]

Lol I may have stolen it from you! Did get it from someone here!

 

[deersniper]

No. I am the OG Templar. But you can use it lol yours is somewhat different.

 

[Nooch13]

In Hoc Signo Vinces

 

[Trigger Monkey]

Even if you don't plan on pairing it with a Sig BDX scope you can still use the BDX rangefinders to give you ballistic data through the Applied Ballistics Ultralight engine. I've compared it to the data for my SPR and 6.5 Creedmoor and without much tuning it's within .2 mils out to the 800 yard limit of the software. It doesn't mesh perfectly with my Kestrel but it will get me a hit at most ranges.

 

[Nooch13]

Even if you don't plan on pairing it with a Sig BDX scope you can still use the BDX rangefinders to give you ballistic data through the Applied Ballistics Ultralight engine. I've compared it to the data for my SPR and 6.5 Creedmoor and without much tuning it's within .2 mils out to the 800 yard limit of the software. It doesn't mesh perfectly with my Kestrel but it will get me a hit at most ranges.

So would there be any difference between a bdx and mr if they were paired with a kestrel elite link with AB? I’m not thinking there would be but don’t want to screw my self either...

 

[Trigger Monkey]

I don't think the MR rangefinders can pair with the Kestrel, i could be wrong though.