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I’m a gadget person so I’ll very likely get one. But it will take some time before I carry with it.
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I share the same concerns and skepticism. But I’m still getting one becauseI must sound so crotchety but I can’t get over having Bluetooth on a firearm. The “internet of things” are easily hacked and the App Store description doesn’t specify if the app can push new firmware or receive OTA updates. ( I didn’t watch the long video, just looked at the app in the App Store)
Ultimately it’s more paranoia than realistic that I would suffer a hamas-pager-attack on my optic, but in my bones I believe IoT firearm accessories are a foolish road to take and paves the way for DRM’ed “smart” guns![]()
Yeah. Appears you can store multiple zeros which is cool but that’s gonna take some time.Nerd alerthaha. I dunno zeroing is such a simple operation that actually seems harder or at least would take longer if it's automated or app controlled. I see the appeal for changing ammo types I guess but you would still have to confirm and therefore still do the same amount of work. But hey the heart wants what it wants.
On the sig no idea. On the drs-nv it uses 2 a123 rechargeable batteries, if the batteries die enough to not power the NV the normal red dot will still be power for like 50k hours or so. It was some crazy amount.Not yet watched the video- what happens when the batt goes dead? Can you maintain the site on the F/R hard sites?