Longshot LR-3 Wireless Target Camera System – 2 Mile UHD Range, 9+ Hour Battery, HD Live Video to Phone/Tablet​

Like most other people, I waited way too long to invest in these. The price makes me cringe. But I tried the SME Bullseye Sniper Edition, and it kept dropping signal. It was just nothing but trouble. One day it would keep signal for 3 hours, the next time I went to the range, it would drop signal, I would walk downrange, turn it off and back on, reconnect, walk back to the firing line, have picture for 5 minutes, and it would drop again. I was spending more time being upset and walking around than I was enjoying my range therapy time and relaxing. So, finally, I decided heck with it, and I just invested in this system. While I am still negotiating with my sense of feeling okay with spending this money on what is basically a luxury item, I have also not been happier in a while. I've been to the range several times with this system, and it has worked absolutely flawlessly. 2 to 4 hours at the range each trip, and it hasn't dropped signal one time. Once when I moved from bench to prone, my iPad lost connection to the receiver, so I brought the receiver down by my shooting mat, and it reconnected instantly. This system comes with two AC chargers (one for the camera and one for the receiver), and two small tripods. It all comes in a hard case. The tripods are sturdy. At the range last weekend a gust of wind--probably 20 mph--came out of nowhere, and I thought it would blow my receiver right off the bench. It might have had I not thought to jump up and put my hand on top of it, but it didn't blow over right away, which was awesome. I've used this system out to 300 yards so far with no issues. The picture is HD, and amazing. The camera's lens is an orbital, so it will adjust up, down, and side to side. You can connect to the camera's wifi downrange with your iPad (or whatever you use), and get the picture set up, then connect your iPad to your receiver once back to the firing line. This alleviates having to lug the receiver with everything else down to the targets to set up. Set up was super simple. I just downloaded the Longshot app, and I was away to the races. I charged the camera and receiver to full, then used them Saturday and. Sunday consecutively at the range. I think 2 hours the first day and 4 the next. The camera was a little over half drained by the end of my session Sunday, and the receiver still had 3/4 of a battery. So battery life seems pretty good. I recommend purchasing the Bulletproof warranty. It's only $40 for each unit (I only got 1 warranty, which I applied to my camera unit), and it's good for 2 years. While the front of the units are blaze orange, the back of these units are gray. And even at 100 yards, it can be difficult to see. I usually tell shooters who set up next to my targets to please watch out for my camera, but, for example, the other day a grandpa brought his teen grandkids to the range, and one of them was banging away with a 1911 at 100 yards, and you could see dust kicking up all over the range, because, well, he's a kid, and he was shooting a pistol at 100 yards.... That day I went home and purchased the warranty.... :) The camera's site picture is pretty generous. I can hang up 3 big targets side by side, and move my camera back far enough to easily have them in frame, and then I can zoom in on my iPad to the target I want to see my groups on. Pretty cool. Also, if you shoot with a partner or spouse, for example, they can connect to the same receiver, and they can zoom on their targets (if you have 3 or 4 hung side by side for the two of you to shoot at). I love it. It's super expensive. But I love it. And I'm very happy with this purchase.

The long shot is a well made device with performance to match. I decided to buy this after using a fellow shooters for 1000 yd + precision shooting. What a game changer. A little trial and error to find the perfect distance from target to locate the camera. I gave this product 5 stars based upon my experience with a friend's system but ... when I ordered my own "NEW" system from Amazon, what I received a used, previously purchased and then returned unit. I found hand writing from the prevous owner inside the user manual that indicated that my unit had been purchased in November 2020 (I ordered my unit in May, 2021.) Not sure how this can happen but buyer beware.

I have been shooting long range and needed something besides a spotting scope to see the bullet holes at 1000 yards. This fits the bill. Works as advertised and I find it very useful.

Awesome product a real game changer. Better than any spotting scope, easily to set up. Excellent camera resolution, can see a fly on my target from 1000 yards (will go much farther, I do not have the range for it.) A NOTE: to get the full two mile range you have to buy taller tripods, the tripods that come with it are very serviceable but do not extend far enough to meet the two mile range requirements. Makes long range shooting fun and easy no guessing where your shot landed or squinting through a scope.

This product was easy to set up and makes seeing your hits to make corrections at long range very easy. It saves a lot of time at the range and makes sighting in much more fun.

My buddy laughed at me when he saw the price and saw me carry this out to the range. After minimal shots in minimal time in zeroing the rifle, he's no longer laughing, and intends to buy his own. Happy I made the investment. I used my Fire 10 with the target vision app.

This camera system is great, works great at 200 yards can't wait to try it much further out . No regrets with this purchase.

For a nearly $1000 item, expecting it to work properly is a pretty low bar. However, it did not work. Tried multiple times to connect to the camera. Connected once and the video screen remained black with a spinning white circle.