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A Texas startup has developed a “smart rifle”that barely needs to be aimed.
The maker of the gun, being shipped to stores this week, brags that “even a
novice shooter can become an elite long-range marksman in minutes.” The company,
TrackingPoint, has said its “world’s first” long range Precision Guided Firearms
(PGF) integrate precision hardware, digital optics, and tracking technology to
deliver an unmatched shooting experience. The line of rifles starts at about
$22,500 and each comes packaged with an iPad mini including the interactive
TrackingPoint mobile app. “We’re taking centuries old tech, firearms and
ammunition, and introducing 21st century technology to it,” TrackingPoint CEO
Jason Schauble told ABC News. The PGF line of rifles come equipped with what the
company is calling the XactSystem, which uses a network tracking scope with
digital display interface, laser tagging to “paint” a moving target, and a
guided trigger that only lets the shooter fire when there
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