What drag function did you use please. Mine is G1 and B.C 21

@@MrAde395 G1 but the BC was most important, I used the chrony at the muzzle then at my zero rang of 27 yards, I set the scope to imperial as it seemed to prefer that, Si pittaway has an interesting vid on BC as the BC is unique to each gun. And setting the zero at 27 yards was important, Watch this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h62FrbSJl7vHoYE.html It flattens out the curve when shooting between 5 and 50 yards. Also the scope height is important, I used a Vernier to find the center of my scope to the centre of the barrel You need to use the smart rectical, and when you input the distance into the scope the teal dot will set it's self for your point of aim. This will require a good knowledge of distance estimation, I used a range finder to get the distance then input that into the scope each time, it wasn't to hard as the distance entry was 1 click when you enter the settings screen. I have now purchase the abl 1000 range finder and that is a game changer, Once configured you just aim at the target and press a button on the scope and the crosshair jumps to the point of aim without having to input any distances into the scope. The abl is awesome. Also remember that with air rifles sub 12 ft-lb each weight of pellet will have a different BC, So find the best pellet (if your using an air rifle sub12) for your rifle and stick with it. G1 is best suited for flat faced bullets or pellets which most pellets are. Check this page out. bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2013/01/g1-vs-g7-ballistic-coefficients-what-you-need-to-know/

@@PeakyBlinder yeah I'm using an abl as well, so quick and easy to use. I never put chrony at target end only on muzzle end zeroed at 40 yards not 27. Yeah I'm using a ratworks tuned BSA ultra se .22. Noticed it's a pulsar thermal your using, I'm using the pulsar XM30S and gotta say its a game changer. Gonna watch the links you sent now. Thanks for your help, good videos by the way.

@@MrAde395 no worrys, But I would definatly change your zero to 27 yards, Watch the link from si pittaway, I used to zero at 40 but the curve is way out. And to get the correct BC you would need two chrony readings at muzzle and at zero, You then go on line and use a coefficient calculator or chair gun pro to give you your correct coefficient. This is a must for the atn bc to work correctly. Enjoy the links. Ps: check out my vids using the thermion, The rats can't hade no more, I'm using a calibragun cricket 177 , And also I can use the scope profiles to swap the scope between the calibragun and my s510 tdr in .22

What drag function did u use

Hey Big Cuz. Really important question to ensure our ballistics software gives us the most precise output. However, super simple: measure the diameter of the barrel just ahead of the scope bell with a set of calipers, and divide by 2. Now measure the outside diameter of the scope bell and divide by 2. Now measure the gap between the scope bell and barrel, and add it to the previous two numbers. The sum of these 3 distances is the height of the sight line above the bore line.

@@adamsquibbles can u make video and show how to do it plz

Enter 2850. If you have a chronograph, get the velocity average from your rifle and use that data, instead of what is on the box. Most ammo manufacturers, test with longer barrels than what the average consumer is using.

Hey Two ol guys. you basically need to get a chronometer to measure your rounds speed at 1 yard and at 50 yards (or 100 even better) this give you the change in speed and with that you get the BC (how much energy the slug preserves)

Its ok to use one profile with zero to 100 yards. With the ABL you can correct the reticle to 50 yards. Or have two profiles, its up to you.

You have changed the video recording settings from 120fps to 60 fps.

Are you talking about the internal rangefinder in the scope?

@@AtncorpOptics Ya, I have a different version the OTS 5-10. Great scope. The range finder seems to be adding bout 100 extra yards when taking readings.

Update, I sussed it out and the teal dot is spot on target.

Send an email to gsmith@atncorp.com. We will send out some out.

center of scope to center of barrel

@@dougwatters356 thank you

I typically re-range whenever I place the cross hairstyle on a new target. For example I had 2 yotes come in almost next to each other in an open field while deer hunting. I ranged the first, but re-ranged the second one that was a few yards behind the first one, just to get a better idea of the actual distance. Btw, I absolutely LOVE the ballistic adjustment feature on these scopes. I'm currently running the x-sight on a crossbow, and it is dead dog nuts accurate.

You should set the drag function to G1 for your load.

@@AtncorpOptics Hi, what is ballistic coefficient and hiw do I measure sight height?

You need to have the BC off when you zero the scope. After that if all of the profile information is correct, you turn on the BC and after ranging the target with the ABL your POI will change automatically.

So, basically, after the BC correction of the right POI base on the data of the profile that’s been previously zeroed, all I have to do is point the crosshair to the center of the target? Is this also the same to 300 yards, 500 yards ? Creating a profiles for those range won’t be necessary?

@@bennyverano8397 If you are using the ABL rangefinder to measure the distances at 300 and 500 then you don't need other profiles.

@@KnightsTale2025 thanks.

Exactly what I'm wondering Abid.

@@True-Scotsman Yas you are right sir but i mean we put the distance manually in the ATN because the ATN not show the distance on the screen automatically or we use the ABL for this purpose. My suggestion is that marge the ABL under the ATN because from this addition we are not measure the distance manually for hunt also not use extra Rangefinder/ABL for distance. I know from this addition increase the price & weight of ATN but you made two type the first one is this one & the second one is new which include ABL. I hope the ATN action about my opinion Thanks.

@@abidkhan6139 Absolutely.

Not a fan of the Ballistics software without the LRF attachment. Even still...long way to go

Any USB plug will charge the scope. easy as can be. some takes longer than others, but ultimately its just a USB power brick stuffed inside the scope. I charge mine from the car.

Yeah 2 amps . Says in the manual

2A x 5V = 10 watts

Yes it will work with air rifles.

@@AtncorpOptics Thank you for your response - I look forward to getting one :) Guessing providing all the velocity, bullet weight etc (all the ballistics data) is accurate then it should work fine! Any ideas where the best place to get all the needed pellet information from? Thanks

@@ImTheGamingJelly From the pellet manufacturer. Usually, it is on the box but if not they may have it on their website.

Warum kann ich das Gewicht nicht unter 10 Gramm einstellen? Deswegen geht es nicht für Luftgewehre

Also are there profiles for small game? Or just deer and bear and wolf? Like, what do I do if I shooting at a rat or something? None of the listed animals are anywhere near the size I need

A BC is simply the measure of how well a bullet flies through the air and resists the forces of drag. Velocity is very important though. Yes a ballpark is usually listed for the most popular equipment.

Also you can enter the menu to select the animal, but you will have to know the average height of the beast

You can use distance and bullet drop then put the data into chair gun pro, Search KZfaq for si pittaway finding the coefficient. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fp5doJN-rN_GcXU.html

​@nokiot9 you could do a quick Google search to get some estimates on size for a particular animal.

@Kevin Comfort ok Thanks for the information

Yes this scope has night vision mode. All you need to do is turn it on.

Eny help would be good

rav calibration is used for smaller calibers in order to activate the Recoil Activated Video feature. YOu can turn this off.

@@AtncorpOptics I've turned it off but it's still showing up on the proflie?

@@mattk7715 Please give our CS team a call at 650-989-5100 (choose option 2) and they can help with this. Thank you.

@@AtncorpOptics I've set it up for a 223 I've put in the bullet coefficient which is 0.290 but I save it click back on the bullet coefficient and it shows 0.29 the other 0 dose not show

check this video guide on setting up ballistics profile for xbow: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eL2Fq7ycrsuVknk.html Suggests inputting G1 drag function, ballistic coefficient of 0.08, bullet weight (my bolt was around 380 gr), muzzle velocity (use manufacturer stats for your xbow). Then sight it in at 20 or 30 yards, whatever your preference. Once sighted in, go out to 50-60 yards, input that into the ATN sight so it adjusts the reticle. Shoot at that range and then adjust the muzzle velocity up/(down) if you're hitting high/(low) at that longer distance.

@@BMcDonie thank you very much!

@Thor9669 Thor, maybe you can answer this, I never got a great answer exactly what the scope height is considered. *I measured center of barrel to center of scope, and mine is riding low and tight, and it was still 3.25.. that seems like the most meaningful measurement. in the video he entered 2 inches, but thats virtually impossible.? unless he have some really low-rider rings

@Thor9669 Thor do you have to input the range every time or does it adjust automatically? Really want to buy one for my airgun, but don't know if it's practical?

@Thor9669 Awesome thanks brother 👍 Is all that equipment pretty heavy on top of an airgun?

Yes

@@Capodona1980 Trying to use mine on air rifle, still trying to zero. Factory instructions no help. Print way to small. Would have paid 20 buckets more for something I could read. 5 calls to the factory so far. High tech junk. Wish i had saved the cash and thrown rocks instead. haha

Why do you have an ATN SCOPE for something that weak?

@@scottbolden1 purely for night vision and recording, and the Lazer range finder that automatically sets the zero because of the lack of power we are allowed by our leftist pansyass wankker government.

Up to a 1000 yards.

@@AtncorpOptics how can I get one in Pakistan?

@@transporterpk2339 We do not ship outside of the US.