For sale $1,000. Burris Eliminator III Digitial Range finding scope. It displays where to put the cross hairs. You can't miss with this scope. For example: You see a deer, you aim at him. You press the laser button on the side of the scope. It calculates the distance, displays it in yards and a red dot lights up on the cross hairs that shows you exacly where to put the dot on the animal. Say it is 275 yards away. The red dot will display 2.5 MOA below the horizontal cross hair and to compensate for that 10 MPH cross wind it would be 1 MOA dot to the left or right (depending on wind direction). You point and shoot and you just made a nearly 300 yard shot. A shot most local hunters would not normally take. I can hit a coke can at 300 yards with this scope easily. Of course you have to zero your rifle first, then input the correct number that is on the chart that corrosponds to the ammo you are shooting. Say you are using ammo made by Federal in 30-06 caliber and it is 150 Grain soft point. You find that ammo on the chart input the charts numbers and the scope knows where you need to put the red dot on the cross hairs from now on, until you change to a different brand and grain weight ammo. It sounds complex but it is really easy. Call James