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TANGOINNOS AB Elite Version FIRE4000 18mm Ballistic Rangefinder
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seamoore's Review of TANGOINNOS AB Elite Version FIRE4000 18mm Ballistic Rangefinder

It's cool and realitively cheap. I had one range day with it, and it makes first shot hits much more of a common place. The Fire 4000 gives a specific solution to your specific target FAST. I brought 2 rifles that day that I had to zero then have some fun after. One 6.5cm bolt rifle with the Fire 4000 mounted and one 308 semi auto without the fire 4000. Once i zeroed my 6.5cm and the Fire 4000 laser, it was off to the races. Literally bouncing from target to target anywhere from 400yds -900yds using the Fire 4000 data and my Xmas tree reticle. It's as simple as aim your scope at the target, press the the range finder button, and instantly get your solution. Then when I put away my 6.5cm and brought out my 308, it felt like the stone ages. Range says that mound of targets is 600 yards but Im shooting at the swinging target on the very left. Does that add distance? Aww screw it I'll use my 600 yard DOPE. Let me take out my kestrel. Scroll to 600 yards. Miss... It was low and right so I'll aim top left edge... Rinse, repeat for every target change.

It's not all sunshine and roses, but as long as you know what you're buying it's pretty cool. The Fire 4000 does not have weather but does have internal AB ballistic calculator. It's blutooth can connect to your phone or kestrel for weather and/or ballistics. Just know if you're relying on the phone or kestrel for ballistics, the blutooth can disconnect which will delay your dialing feedback until it reconnects. I.e. you lock in the range but then you are waiting for the blutooth to connect for the compensation data. This happened to me when I was using my kestrel for both ballistic calculator and weather. It occurred a couple times within the hour between the range cease fires, and tbh that's probably more on the kestrel's blutooth than on the Fire 4000. The Fire 4000 does seem to have a much easier time connecting to my phone than my kestrel. So if you want it to be the most reliable, it would probably be best to have it on internal ballistic calculator and rely on the external unit for weather only. With that said I can see this thing being not as fun with changing wind/ unstable weather. If you're not good at wind calls, you will have to fiddle with the external gadget for windage, and at that point you loose the benefit of the FIRE 4000.
Pros:
  • Easy to zero
  • easy to setup
  • almost instanaeous ranging and ballistics
  • smallish compared to vortex
  • easy to read screen
  • comes with wired remote
  • simplifies distance shooting
  • time drastically reduced shot to shot
  • much more likely to get first round hits
Cons:
  • relies on external device i.e. phone or kestrel
  • lost blutooth connection can delay data
  • no onboard weather
  • occasionallly lost blutooth connection with my kestrel (probably more of my kestrel's fault)
Best Used for:
  • distance shooting with stable weather
  • distance shooting while being good at windcalls
  • much quicker than traditional precision shooting methods
Would Recommend: Yes
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Last updated 2026-04-19 UTC.