Kestrel introduced a rifle-mounted display that shows ballistic data from its weather meters without the shooter looking away from the scope. The unit pairs over Bluetooth with 5700 Elite, 5700X and WEZ models and can sit 20 to 30 meters distant so the meter reads true wind.

Its 2.5-inch monochrome screen remains readable in bright light and uses one AA battery for tens of hours. The aluminum mount occupies Picatinny slots in front of the scope, and screens include single-target solutions, lists of ten targets, a full dope card and a stage timer.

The reviewer found it useful across several rifles including a rimfire when distances or wind change, though a printed card works faster for known courses, and the kit with remote costs 519 dollars.