Long Range

Long Range is designed for extended-distance shooting where target layout and conditions matter as much as the hold itself. It combines a ballistic view with a target map so you can manage more context at once.

Use Long Range

1. Open Long Range.
2. Confirm the active ballistic profile and current weather.
3. Review the target map and select the target you want to work with, or switch to the list view for a scrollable card per target.
4. Check the displayed solution before you shoot.
5. Recheck the solution as distance, weather, or target priority changes.

Live wind from WindZero

Switch to the list view and connect a WindZero to see a Live Wind strip with speed, direction, and a gust-band hold that updates about once per second — the same live readout as QuickShot. The map view uses your saved session conditions instead.

Setting up wind zones for multiple meters and capturing the wind into your session are only available from QuickShot’s Live Wind strip today.

Why shooters use Long Range

• It helps keep multiple distant targets organized.
• It gives you a better sense of the full shooting layout.
• It works well when weather can change between targets.

Tips

• Keep your weather current for the most useful results.
• If you want a simpler one-target view, use QuickSight.
• If you want a saved target list instead of a map-first workflow, use QuickShot or Range Card.