ATN Auxiliary Ballistic Smart Laser Rangefinder w/Bluetooth

I purchased a ATN ABL 1000. Had a problem with blue tooth connection when pairing with an X-sight 4k pro. Called ATN and spoke with Pablo. He was very knowledgeable and determined that the ABL was defective. Sent a replacement unit on the spot. Would recommend any ATN product because they care about their customers and stand by their products. Thank Pablo for your assistance!

Read the instructions. You have to mount it on the scope but the you have to pair it via bluetooth and align it. It’s not really hard but it seems a lot of people don’t realize you have to set it up. Any way this thing is amazing and accurate. If you don’t want to range every single thing, just tirn the ballistic calculator off in the scope settings

This thing is a game changer. I thought my Thor4 was cool before. This unlocks a whole new level of awesome! Makes you feel like an elite sniper while hunting predators...without all the training and math! 10 out of 10 recommend!

its not a perfect world but it does function well ..useful info thats not widely available - you really cant see the zeroing lazer through the thor, you put it on a known target spot 'then' zero the rangefinder reticle you see in the thor screen to that same spot ...next point of interest - the rangefinder reticle is completely seperate from your gun sight reticle ... in other words they dont line up, so when you use the rangefinder, youll move the gun to put its reticle on you target ... this can be a big issue if it winds up being zeroed way off from your gun sight reticle, youll have to swing the gun way off target to range .. this is why i gave it 4 stars .. you can shim by trial and error to get the reticles closer but theres no built-in way to do it ..its a pita..other than that, once you got it dialed in it talks to the ballistics app no problem and works well ...just realize the above two points go unsaid and are something youll be dealing with ...*update* - after using 2 units for a couple of months and loving them, i ran into an issue with both, one on a thor4 and the other on a 4kpro, so its not the scopes, its the abl ...the first unit became dead and wouldnt connect and atn replaced easily enough, kudos to them ... then the second unit died, and after reading other reviews it seems its not uncommon ... where the problem begins is if the battery goes too low or gets dead in the unit and its either left on or turned on to the low voltage .. it scrambles it and it will no longer connect ...this is a serious problem, all it takes is one time forgetting to turn it off or leaving it in storage for awhile and the batt goes real low and you turn it on - dead unit, rma time ... theres no warning in the manual about this .. the best strategy from now on is to turn off the unit and REMOVE the battery after each use and be sure to install one above spec voltage before use .. every time ... may not apply to all units but both of mine fritzed on me ..waiting on the second rma unit ..

Talk about being spoiled... I mainly hunt whitetail and this accessory for the ATN is one of the coolest things I've ever bought. I picked up an ATN X-Sight 4k Pro 3-14x 2nd hand and love it. As soon as I decided to buy the scope I started research and saw this range finder. Bought it before I even had the scope and put it on immediately after purchase. The whole setup it damn heavy, but it's worth it to me, and I still hunt 95% of the time. Hitting a button to get the range and the ballistics being calculated automatically...? No more clicks on the scope for long shots...? Money. I haven't tested it at ranges over 200 yet (not shooting anyway), but when I do, I'll update my review. If you have the money, get this thing.

Let me just give you the facts I’ve bought two of these both stopped working within a couple days. Do you wanna know why everybody who wants to buy this should read this and rememberTake the battery out of the stupid thing every time you’re done using it and you might as well go ahead and replace the battery every time you’re gonna use it cause if you don’t and the battery goes low or dice the thing never works again and they don’t ever tell you that on the box, don’t waste your money. It’s garbage buy a pard buy a RixOK

Good quality(what you would expect from a extremely expensive optic and addon) it syncs up with the scope every time and after measuring the distance on a tape measure it's only off by 1 yard or so, which is Definitely not a huge difference for me just going to a range and not using it for any hunting. It's a must have with your xsight4k IMO as it does 99% of the sighting in for you if you have it

I purchased this rangefinder to pair with my X-Sight 4K pro. It worked perfectly and was easy to set up. I sighted my .223 rifle in at 25 yards with the one-shot option in the x-sight scope menu. After one shot, I was MOA at 100 yards, 75 yards, and 50 yards with the rangefinder adjusting point of impact with the press of a button. Truly amazing.Pros:Quick, easy setupExcellent Build QualityWorks exactly as describedVery AccurateCons:Button placement- to activate the rangefinder there is a small button which is on the rangefinder at the front of the scope. If you need to make a quick adjustment in a high stakes shot, reaching for the front of the scope is a pretty big motion to manage. I purchased the ATN X-TRAC tactical remote which can be placed anywhere on the rifle via Velcro straps and controls both the rangefinder and the xsight menu controls. The trio combine for a powerful setup that you won't even find in high-end night vision or thermal scopes.Size- when added to the already large X-Sight scope makes for a very large optic setup.That being said, I am mainly hunting predators from a fixed position. I am not sure the xsight plus rangefinder combo would be very comfortable to carry or shoot out of a cramped deer stand. I can be done, though.