Bullseye target camera

[Mark C]

Want to buy a electronic target system any views on this particular one.

 

[Lou Murdica]

Fantastic and easy to use

 

[Tempest]

Buddy has one and its a well put together package.

 

[DumpHollow]

Great system. Works well. The limiting factor is your display. I use an Android tablet, the Samsung S2 Galaxy. That display works well in the natural light. The PC based software is a more versatile tool as it allows you to save your sessions, which can't be done with the Android version. Finding a PC that has a display that works outdoors and can take the range environmental conditions, pushes you to a Toughbook, which is pricey. You will probably end up fabricating some type of support system for the camera, depending on your range environment.
Customer support is very good. I recommend the system.

 

[rardoin]

The only detractor I have found was the camera aiming 'easel' is very limited. I solved this by mounting it with a QD base to a $29 short tripod that makes aiming easier and I can put the height at a more advantageous level.

 

[TonyR]

I tested one of the early versions and it worked amazingly well except for the previously mentioned PC screen contrast issues. The software was capable of resolving overlapping 22 rf holes in the black! I also found the radio link worked much better if I got both ends elevated of the ground. I had it working great at 1036 yards.

 

[Rick Ratzlaff]

I tested one of the early versions and it worked amazingly well except for the previously mentioned PC screen contrast issues. The software was capable of resolving overlapping 22 rf holes in the black! I also found the radio link worked much better if I got both ends elevated of the ground. I had it working great at 1036 yards.

Check out Target Vision. I love it.

 

[argrendel]

I also have the TargetVision. My only complaint is if the camera isn't pointed at the receiver, you might wait 30 seconds or more for impact.
It's great on a hazy day. Can't see squat with scope but target is cristal clear.

The only thing I have read bad on the Bullseye is you need a wifi booster out beyond 500 yards.
Didn't Caldwell just start making one?

 

[Rick Ratzlaff]

I also have the TargetVision. My only complaint is if the camera isn't pointed at the receiver, you might wait 30 seconds or more for impact.
It's great on a hazy day. Can't see squat with scope but target is cristal clear.

The only thing I have read bad on the Bullseye is you need a wifi booster out beyond 500 yards.
Didn't Caldwell just start making one?

Mine goes out to 1000 yrds no problem. Depends on the model.

 

[TonyR]

Mine goes out to 1000 yrds no problem. Depends on the model.

+1 I didn't need a booster to get to the 1036 yards but I think the connection strength depends on the WiFi antenna built in to the PC. I could see the connection strength vary if I stood up with my PC and rotated 360 degrees. I never lost the signal but others at my club tried the Bullseye and did need the booster.

 

[lal357]

i love my target vision took it out today for some 300 yard shooting mirage had me dailing down to 12 power but picture was nice and clear

 

[Heman]

I have one and I love it, if you don't have a SMT to use this is the next best thing. Works great for slow fire. It doesn't operate fast enough to take a pic for a string of rapids. Only issue is with offsetting your camera so you don't shoot it sometimes certain light conditions make .22cal holes hard to see.

 

[Mark C]

Great system. Works well. The limiting factor is your display. I use an Android tablet, the Samsung S2 Galaxy. That display works well in the natural light. The PC based software is a more versatile tool as it allows you to save your sessions, which can't be done with the Android version. Finding a PC that has a display that works outdoors and can take the range environmental conditions, pushes you to a Toughbook, which is pricey. You will probably end up fabricating some type of support system for the camera, depending on your range environment.
Customer support is very good. I recommend the system.

 

[Mark C]

Thanks everyone I appreciate all the feed back .

 

[savageshooter86]

So for 500 yards will the sight in model work?

 

[Dakota_Mike]

I also have the TargetVision. My only complaint is if the camera isn't pointed at the receiver, you might wait 30 seconds or more for impact.
It's great on a hazy day. Can't see squat with scope but target is cristal clear.

The only thing I have read bad on the Bullseye is you need a wifi booster out beyond 500 yards.
Didn't Caldwell just start making one?

I have the caldwell and have been happy with it all year. Haven't used the others so i can't compare it to them. I have only went to 600yds but it has worked every time.