inteliscopes - iPhone

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06-09-2013, 12:18 PM
bill_k_lopez

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inteliscopes - iPhone

http://inteliscopes.com/

What do you think? Looks like a novelty to me - can't imagine how you'd be able to keep this zeroed.

The guy who is producing them is legit - he is Jason Giddings, President and Chief Executive Officer of Giddings Product Development and TransluSense.

Here are some other links:

Inteliscope turns your iPhone into a tactical gun sight

http://www.gizmag.com/inteliscope-iphone-tactical-gun-sight/27644/

You might think strapping your smartphone to a firearm is the last thing you'd want to do with it, but what if it could provide helpful information while hunting or during target practice? That's just what inventor Jason Giddings and his new company, Inteliscope, LLC, decided to do when they…

Inteliscope app version one shows off its iPhone-enabled sniping skills (video)

http://www.engadget.com/2013/06/08/inteliscope-app-version-one-video/

In the old days, when you wanted to double-tap a bad guy with an AR-15, you had to rely on plain-jane scopes or sights... booooring. Good thing we live in a more tactically technological time, the age of the Inteliscope -- a mount and app combo that lets you slap an iPhone or iPod touch atop an assault rifle to give the killing fields a little Cupertino flair. Until now, we'd only seen a screenshot of the app, but the company has just released a video of it in action. So, head on down to see for yourself what it's like swapping reticles, getting range info and recording video of target practice from a sniper's POV.

Inteliscope: because your tactical rifle totally needed an iPhone strapped to it

http://www.engadget.com/2013/05/22/inteliscope-attaches-iphone-to-gun/

It's surely not the first contraption to bring an iDevice to a weapon, but the Inteliscope does appear to be one of the first to take itself seriously. It's designed to secure an iPhone 4 / 4S / 5 or iPod touch to any firearm with a Picatinny (Mil-STD-1913) or Weaver tactical rail, enabling shooters to peek around corners with no head exposure. Naturally, the mount itself wouldn't be all that attractive without an accompanying app. The software portion of the equation offers up custom crosshairs, a 5x digital zoom, video recording capabilities, ballistics / firearm data, a built-in compass and a shot timer. There's also a flashlight and strobe feature, information about local prevailing winds and a constant check on your location. Folks interested in pre-ordering can do so at the source link for $69.99, with initial shipments expected to head out in June.
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