We've had these for a few months now but I'd never posted up on here about them, it's more of a target shooting thing but it's saved me a lot of messing around when it comes to zeroing my rifles...
Longshot Target Cameras
All work through the same app, links up directly with your phone or tablet through wifi.
What does it do?
If you're zeroing in your rifle or testing ammo (...or even target shooting for fun..) you can connect the camera (They all use the same app) to your phone or tablet and mark out your shots as you're shooting.
Like in the image below you can tell the app the distance of the target and then the size of the target, give it a point of aim and it'll tell you the adjustments you need to make to zero. (It'll do MRAD or MOA, inches or CM).
It'll also give you spread.
You'll see on the video, you have to manually mark the shots - there is a great blinker function that you can use to snap shot a point in your shooting and reference back.
You can photograph and video from it (It'll take the audio from your phone - just to be warned!)
Three different models:
Hawk Spotting Scope Camera - Link
£310 RRP
Simply slide the hawk over the eyepiece of the spotting scope camera and open the Longshot app (track and number shot, save photos, review sessions, record video and stills) on a smartphone or tablet to view the video camera feed and unlock all of the app features (track and number shots, save photos, review sessions, record video and stills).
Wireless, portable, and battery powered target camera systems set up adjacent to your target and 10-15 ft back; the camera can be moved within that range to adjust the field of view. Since the LONGSHOT Marksman is positioned down range by the target, you'll never have to worry about fighting mirage to see your shots again. With a runtime of 9+ hours, the LONGSHOT Marksman allows you to view the target remotely on your tablet or phone via an easy-to-use free Longshot app (track and number shot, save photos, review sessions, record video and stills). No cell or WiFi service is required. You'll have live HD video at your fingertips, making it easy to see where your shots are hitting. Seeing your shot has never been easier.
Short blurb? Same as above, better camera and it you can put it 2 miles away....
For shooting down range, the last two unit you actually put infront of the target. Personally I put mine in a small dip with a sandbag behind just incase.
We don't sell directly - we just do the distribution but we have dealers who haunt this forum who'd be happy to help.
Any questions just ask.
Longshot Target Cameras
All work through the same app, links up directly with your phone or tablet through wifi.
What does it do?
If you're zeroing in your rifle or testing ammo (...or even target shooting for fun..) you can connect the camera (They all use the same app) to your phone or tablet and mark out your shots as you're shooting.
Like in the image below you can tell the app the distance of the target and then the size of the target, give it a point of aim and it'll tell you the adjustments you need to make to zero. (It'll do MRAD or MOA, inches or CM).
It'll also give you spread.
You'll see on the video, you have to manually mark the shots - there is a great blinker function that you can use to snap shot a point in your shooting and reference back.
You can photograph and video from it (It'll take the audio from your phone - just to be warned!)
Three different models:
Hawk Spotting Scope Camera - Link
£310 RRP
Simply slide the hawk over the eyepiece of the spotting scope camera and open the Longshot app (track and number shot, save photos, review sessions, record video and stills) on a smartphone or tablet to view the video camera feed and unlock all of the app features (track and number shots, save photos, review sessions, record video and stills).
Longshot Marksman - 300 yard UHD - Link
£550 RRPWireless, portable, and battery powered target camera systems set up adjacent to your target and 10-15 ft back; the camera can be moved within that range to adjust the field of view. Since the LONGSHOT Marksman is positioned down range by the target, you'll never have to worry about fighting mirage to see your shots again. With a runtime of 9+ hours, the LONGSHOT Marksman allows you to view the target remotely on your tablet or phone via an easy-to-use free Longshot app (track and number shot, save photos, review sessions, record video and stills). No cell or WiFi service is required. You'll have live HD video at your fingertips, making it easy to see where your shots are hitting. Seeing your shot has never been easier.
Longshot LR-3 - 2 Mile UHD - Link
£1095 RRP (This is the one that will make you make a sound like you just burnt your hand..)Short blurb? Same as above, better camera and it you can put it 2 miles away....
For shooting down range, the last two unit you actually put infront of the target. Personally I put mine in a small dip with a sandbag behind just incase.
We don't sell directly - we just do the distribution but we have dealers who haunt this forum who'd be happy to help.
Any questions just ask.
