Trying to find someone or links to someone who is actually using the Wilcox Raptar S.

Editor: That refers to the display on the Mobile App, as stated in the text. All that info is visible in this photo from the review (left frame): http://accurateshooter.net/pix/kilo24005.jpg

You’ll see “Muzzle Velocity” = 2260 fps and “Velocity” at target = 1166 FPS. This is all calculated with from the data sourced from sensors, along with the pre-set Ballistics profile. Wind speed can be calculated with the impeller that plugs into the mobile device.

2. Doing a quick price check, this model sells for $1499.99. The next step down model, the 2200MR – without AB or Bluetooth – sells for $499.00. The top of the line Kestrel, 5700 with AB and Link (Bluetooth), is $609. So, even if the 2400 w/ AB included all the data you get with Kestrel, you’d still be paying a $291 premium. Since it only provides Wind, and you need some of the other Kestrel-provided data, you add cost for everything in the Kestrel and not in the SIG. Thus the premium goes up, and real fast. Seems to me that the 2200 with the Kestrel provides more needed data at a significantly lower price. Compare the detailed specs and draw your own conclusion.

Editor: The Kilo 2400 ABS includes onboard temperature, air pressure, and humidity sensors. So it gives you additional environmental data. You can see from the right App screenshot that the Kilo is providing the temp, pressure, and humidity data (below the ‘wind clock’): http://accurateshooter.net/pix/kilo24005.jpg

EDITOR: The MAP price is stated in the first paragraph: $1499.00.
There is also a link to the LRH store: http://www.longrangehunting.com/store/sig-sauer-kilo-2400.html