Let's face it, any "heat of the moment" type shots are going to be less than (probably way less than) 200m so the BT doesn't come into play anyway. I have recently upgraded to a Z6i with BT from an S&B purely as whilst in Scotland recently there were a couple of opportunities out to 300m, no wind, observed the beasts for a good 10-15mins grazing in rides and if it weren't for the fact that I would have been aiming at thin air and guessing at the drop I would have happily taken the shot. The BT will allow these shots when they occasionally present themselves, no rush or "heat of the moment" but now, when I have the time on such a target it's a simple case of ranging it which I can do with my bins, whack the BT to the corresponding coloured dot (no need to count the clicks here,) crosshairs on the boiler room and squeeze the trigger. Now that's simples on a target that would otherwise be doubtfull approaching foolhardy!