Maztech X4 LRF Is It Worth It?

In this review, I test the Maztech X4-LRF 15k. A rifle-mounted laser rangefinder with onboard environmental sensors and a built-in Applied Ballistics solver. I push it in rain and mist, on small and low-visibility targets, and out to 2,000 yards at Cameo to see how it compares to older systems like the SilencerCo Radius, Wilcox RAPTAR, Envision MARS, Tanginnos FIRE 4000, and Vortex Fury.

Quick and honest breakdown of performance, zeroing, menu usability, Bluetooth and app quirks, form factor, and real-world ranging in under 8 minutes.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:57 - The old options and why they fell short
2:11 - Performance in rain, mist and distance
3:37 - Menu and usability
5:20 - Bluetooth and Maztech app frustrations (approx.)
6:10 - Form factor and weight on the rifle (approx.)
6:20 - Thoughts on the 2K version
7:20 - Final verdict and closing thoughts

At around 4,995 dollars, the Maztech X4 performs well in tough conditions, delivers accurate ballistic solutions, and stays compact. But the app and Bluetooth workflow could still improve. I break it all down.

What do you think? Would you run this on your rifle? Let me know in the comments!

Links:
Maztech Official Page: https://www.maztechindustries.com/pro...

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