Target Vision, anyone have any experience with them?

[DeauxJoe]

Seems like an expensive solution to a problem that I happen to have lol. The biggest thing I would use it for would be ladder test. A lot of times it can be rough spotting 6mm holes at 300 yards.
Anyone have experience with them?

https://targetvisioncam.com/?gclid=...4RyTPioeIewfk0fBuy_vu4FVjm03eYiRoCwoQQAvD_BwE

 

[SeaDog1]

I have one ( lr2 ). I have only run it out to 600 yards, it works fine.
The only drawback is glare on whatever your trying to view it on ( I use a Kindle Fire ). In bright conditions it will need to be in the shade etc.
Its a vast improvement over a spotting scope and eliminates mirage ( that's the only reason I purchased one ).

 

[Baron26]

I’ve used the Bullseye Target System, which looks pretty similar. Overall nice to have and cheaper than a quality spotting scope.

 

[Fursniper]

I recently purchased the 2 mile unit but so far have only used it out to 1000yds. It has performed very well, seeing hits is just as if you were standing right there at the target. I really like being able to mark the hits with different colors, really helps identify whoose hits are whoose when multiple shooters are using any one particular target. I run mine on a 10" Galaxy Tab A & solved the visibility problem with a shadow box i built out of heavy cardboard & spray painted black, it works really great. Once i run it out to 2500 yds (the limit on where i currently shoot) I'll do a little review on it. I like the fact that LabRadar is now selling this.