[SHOT 2024] Longshot Cameras Announces Affordable Range Target System
AllOutdoor Staff 01.28.24
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At the SHOT Show 2024, Longshot Cameras unveiled the Ranger, a new target camera system designed for shooters looking to enhance their practice sessions. The 100-yard range compact camera is engineered to provide shooters with the ability to see their shots in real time without the need to change positions.
The Ranger is equipped with advanced 5G WiFi technology, which allows for a seamless connection to a phone or tablet. This turns the mobile device into a live feed monitor, providing users with immediate visual feedback on their accuracy and shot placement. The camera boasts a 2-megapixel picture quality, ensuring that details are captured clearly, even at significant distances.
Adding value to the Ranger is its compatibility with the Longshot app, which offers a suite of tools and features to improve the shooting experience. Users can track their performance, log data and analyze their sessions all within the app’s interface.
For shooters who require an extended range, Longshot Cameras also introduced the Ranger+ as part of their new offerings. This enhanced version of the Ranger extends the clarity of shot visualization up to 1000 yards. Both models are aligned with Longshot Cameras’ mission to provide cutting-edge technology to the firearms community at accessible prices.
Product Specs
– 5G WiFi technology for fast and reliable connection.
– 2MP picture quality for clear image capture.
– Compatible with the Longshot app to utilize various shooting enhancement features.
– Ranger+ available for long-range shooting, offering visibility up to 1000 yards.
– Ranger MSRP is $199.
– Ranger+ MSRP is $399.
– Both cameras are currently available for preorder.
At present, the Ranger and Ranger+ can be preordered through Longshot Cameras’ product page, inviting shooting enthusiasts to be among the first to integrate this technology into their training regimen. As the Ranger makes its way into the market, shooters are poised to witness a significant improvement in how they engage with the sport, backed by tools that marry traditional shooting practices with modern technological convenience.
