Sig Sauer Kilo2400ABS Digital Ballistic Laser Rangefinder Review

Recommended by Ryan Klöckner (author of The Long Range Shooting Guide) and in collaboration with John Lovell of Revain's Warrior Poet Society Store, this meets most of the data required to shoot long range allow and exactly where you want. The Sig Kilo2400ABS app that you download to your mobile phone connects to this device via BlueTooth to calculate environmental values and the calculations you enter for your rifles, bullets and some scope parts. I will list the required data and determine…

This is the best range finder I have ever used. The range hills often have are set to what I first thought was 100 yards when I went the first few times too but after using that I found they were set in meters. After resetting the scope to true 100 yards, I was able to shoot a hilltop target at 330 yards for the first time, which was impressive for an unlucky shooter like me. After 3 shots I was able to consistently hit the 6 inch gong at 560 yards which was my own fault for not using an…

The Kilo2400 ABS does exactly what I expected it to do – it measures range and displays latency in Mils or Moa. You select a range and the bright OLED display with ambient adaptation shows the range for 2 seconds, then the range adaptation for 2 seconds, and then the cycle repeats I think 3 times. As you read, keep in mind that once set up, the rangefinder can be used offline with the phone app, meaning the phone app is not required to get range and grip. All weapon and environment data is…