SureFire

SHOT Show 2014 – TrackingPoint 500 Series AR

SONY DSC

TrackingPoint is expanding into the semi-auto realm with the new TrackingPoint 500 Series ARs, announced for 2014. Built upon the Daniel Defense DDM4 V7 (an excellent rifle platform that I own), the TrackingPoint AR utilizes the same Tag Track Xact technology as the bolt-action rifle scopes, but in a smaller frame. This allows the shooter to make marked shots on targets while moving at speeds up to 10 mph out to 500 yards and utilize 2-12x magnification. Because of the integrated nature of the TrackingPoint system, it will only be available as a complete rifle w/ scope.

20140203-173949.jpg

TP AR Networked TrackingScope Specs

Max Target Velocity – 10 mph

Magnification – 2-12x

Objective lens – 25mm

Laser Range Finder – 750 yards

WIFi – 802.11g

Display – 800×600 LCD

Image Sensor – 14.6 Mpixel CMOS

TTX Range – 500 yards

Operating Temperature Range – -20C to 50C

Barrel Reference System Laser – 650 nm

Microphone Sensitivity – Whisper

Battery Type – Li Ion

The rifles will be offered in 7.62, .300 BLK, and 5.56 calibers. They are currently taking pre-orders. Delivery starts October 2014.

tracking-point.com/

Tags:

3 Responses to “SHOT Show 2014 – TrackingPoint 500 Series AR”

  1. seans says:

    So for a moving target you now have to place the dot on the target manipulate the the scope with one hand, input your wind, and then reacquire the target. This is even stupider than using the tracking point for long distance sniping.

  2. Lcon says:

    I can understand a sniper rifle I could even figure on a SR25 or AR10 but a AR15