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Bullseye Camera System: Remote Target Viewing By Chris A. Choat <strong>SAR</strong> Vol. 18, No. 6 34 Nov., Dec. 2014
If you are like most shooters, sighting in a new rifle is both rewarding and tedious. The reward comes with finding out that the new gun will indeed shoot well with good ammunition and the shooter doing his part. But the other side of the coin is the laborious task of getting it sighted in. You set up at the range, put the rifle on a good rest and stand up numerous targets. Maybe your eyes are not the best anymore and even .30 caliber holes in the target don’t seem to show up as well as they used to – so you take a spotting scope along. You know that you will need multiple targets as well before the sight-in is done, so you have a range box with targets, plasters, a staple gun, staples and numerous other things that are needed to get the job done. Then the tedious task of walking back and forth to the target in between adjusting the turret knobs of the optic begins. There is now a new product that puts the fun back into sighting in a rifle, or even a handgun, shotgun or a bow for that matter. The product is called the Bullseye Camera System and it is set to revolutionize shooting. It also allows you to shoot all day using just one target, but more on that later. The Bullseye Camera System comes as a complete unit, ready to use. In a nutshell, what it does is provide the shooter with a real time view of his target so that he can see, close up, where his bullets are striking the target. It does this by means of a remote wireless target camera, set at the target location, which allows a close up view of the target from your shooting location up to 1 mile away. The unit sends the video wirelessly to any wireless device including a laptop, iPhone, iPad or Android device. The Bullseye Camera System comes complete in a fitted, hard plastic secure carrying case that includes everything you need except the device you want to view the video on. The system consists of a weatherproof camera that also has night vision, a 5 hour rechargeable battery with charger, router, antenna, connecting cables, tripod and thumb drive with included Bullseye Target Manager Software. The system is available in four editions; the Standard and the Long Range Editions as well as Elite Editions of both that include a Windows based laptop. To set the system up you merely open the case, unfold the tripod, mount the camera to the tripod, plug in three USB cables, pivot the antenna into the upright position and turn on the battery pack. The system can be set up in a matter of minutes and the battery will run the unit for 5 to 6 hours – plenty The new Bullseye Camera System is a complete wireless video camera setup that provides remote viewing of a target from up to 1 mile away. www.smallarmsreview.com 35 <strong>SAR</strong> Vol. 18, No. 6
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