The most distant confirmed sniper shot that has ever been made, was made at a distance of about 2,400 meters. TrackingPoint says its new managed rifle will allow inexperienced arrow to hit targets at a distance of 3,000 meters, thanks to improvements in the software Xact, which is used in their weapons.
Rifle TrackingPoint compensates human error, allowing the arrow to mark a goal that he sees in his sights. The very sight is not a magnifying lens as in the traditional rifles - this camera display provides useful information arrow. Once a target is selected, the rifle does not shoot as long as the special cross is aligned with the target marker. The computer controls the cross-hairs in the arms to provide the bullets hit exactly where you need it.
\ All of this new weapon system promises done on a distance at which failed to hit the target yet not a single person. Last modified rifle TrackingPoint went on sale at the price of 22,000 dollars, but do not worry: a new version will not be sold. Instead, the company says that the experience gained in the development of this rifle will be used in the creation of future generations of smart weapons.
