SIG Sauer Kilo1400BDX Laser Rangefinder

BDX, or Ballistic Data Xchange, allows the rangefinder to communicate wirelessly with compatible SIG Sauer riflescopes. It automatically calculates your holdover and sends that data to the scope, so you can see your specific aiming point illuminated on the reticle without needing to manually adjust your turrets.

Yes, the Lumatic display automatically adjusts its brightness based on the ambient light in your environment. It ensures the OLED readout is bright enough to read in direct sunlight but dims down so it doesn't wash out your vision or distract you during dawn and dusk hunts.

Absolutely. The HyperScan technology provides four range updates per second, which is significantly faster than standard rangefinders. This high refresh rate makes it much easier to keep a constant distance reading on a target that is moving across your field of view.

Yes, it includes built-in angle compensation. It calculates the true horizontal distance to your target, which is essential for maintaining accuracy when you are shooting uphill or downhill.

It is built with a magnesium housing, which offers a great balance of lightweight portability and impact resistance. It is designed to handle the bumps and drops typical of field use while remaining comfortable to carry all day.

You don't have to, but it is the primary benefit of this unit. If you prefer, you can use it as a standard rangefinder for simple line-of-sight distances, but the Applied Ballistics Ultralite engine is what makes this tool truly effective for long-range precision.