Maztech X4-LRF Gen 2: The Ultimate Ballistic Laser Rangefinder for Instant Firing Solutions Out to 15km The Maztech X4-LRF is a weapon-mounted ballistic laser rangefinder engineered for first-shot accuracy in any environment. Made in the USA and designed to meet MIL-STD-810 specs, this system combines a laser rangefinder with an onboard ballistic computer to support precise long-range shooting. Get Instant Firing Data: The integrated Applied Ballistics® solver uses onboard environmental and motion sensors to generate a firing solution in seconds. This Maztech LRF automatically accounts for variables like cant and pressure, telling you exactly where to aim without manual calculations. Reach Targets Up to 16,400 Yards: The high-power Maztech X4-LRF 15K variant measures distances to targets over 9 miles away, while the 2K model ranges effectively out to 2,180 yards. You receive reliable distance data for everything from close-range engagements to extreme long-range targets. Faster Range Response than Gen I: The Gen 2 system delivers faster returns and features improved beam divergence over Gen I for superior precision on small targets. This upgrade ensures the laser stays focused on the intended target rather than background clutter. 10,000+ Ranges on One Battery: A single CR123 battery provides enough power for more than 10,000 distinct range measurements. You can rely on this unit in extreme conditions, from -40°F cold to 140°F heat. Maztech X4 LRF Review What are some common accessories to add to the Maztech X4 LRF? Fire Control System Integration Maztech X4-FCS™ Fire Control System: This system is sold separately and integrates directly with the X4-LRF™. It allows the rangefinder to send instant target distance and ballistic solution data to the fire control system, creating a complete engagement package. Mounting & Configuration X4 Diving Board Mount: This specialized mount allows the operator to place the X4-LRF™ directly above the X4-FCS™ Fire Control System. This creates a streamlined, co-aligned unit on the rifle's top rail. Remote System Operation X4 Low-Profile Remote: Included with the Maztech LRF™, this wired remote can be mounted anywhere on the weapon system. It gives the operator the ability to activate the laser and rangefinder functions remotely for efficient operation. Maztech X4 LRF Features & Specifications The Maztech X4-LRF is a complete ranging and ballistics solution designed to give you first-shot confidence in any environment. It combines a high-performance laser rangefinder with a powerful onboard Applied Ballistics® calculator, a built-in weather station, and motion sensors. This rugged, weapon-mounted unit removes the guesswork from long-range shooting by generating an instant and accurate firing solution right on its screen, telling you exactly where to aim. Key Features Integrated Applied Ballistics® Solver: Provides an instant and precise firing solution by using data from the onboard motion and environmental sensors. Onboard Sensor Suite: A built-in weather station and motion sensors automatically measure temperature, pressure, humidity, and rifle cant to ensure an accurate calculation. Large Format OLED Display: Features a clear, easy-to-read screen that provides critical ballistic data and is fully visible even when wearing polarized glasses. Rugged, All-Weather Design: Built to meet MIL-STD-810 environmental standards, the X4 LRF is waterproof and reliable in extreme temperatures. Wireless Connectivity: Includes Bluetooth® Low Energy and Ultra-Wideband (UWB) radios for connecting to the optional smartphone app to manage ballistic profiles. Both radios can be disabled by the user. Co-Aligned Aiming Lasers: Comes equipped with both a visible (Red) and an infrared (IR) aiming laser that are co-aligned with the rangefinder for easy targeting. Long Battery Life: Delivers over 10,000 range measurements on a single CR123 battery. Specifications Dimensions: 5.2 x 2.8 x 1.8 in (133 x 72 x 47 mm) Weight (with battery): X4-LRF-2K: 12.3 oz (348 g) X4-LRF-15K: 12.9 oz (367 g) Battery Type: One CR123 (lithium or rechargeable) Rail Mount: STANAG 4694, compatible with Picatinny MIL-STD-1913 rails Environmental: Operating Temperature: -40° F to 140° F (-40° C to 60° C) Immersion: Waterproof in 3 ft (91 cm) of water for 30 minutes Range Performance: X4-LRF-2K: 10 - 2,180 yd (10 - 2,000 m) X4-LRF-15K: 25 - 16,400 yd (25 - 15,000 m) Visible Aim Laser (Red): Wavelength: 660 nm Output Power: 4.5 ± 0.4 mW Safety Class: 3R IR Aim Laser (NIR): Wavelength: 842 nm Output Power: 0.6 ± 0.1 mW Safety Class: 1 Rangefinder Laser: X4-LRF-2K: 905 nm Wavelength, Class 1 Safety X4-LRF-15K: 1534 nm Wavelength, Class 1 Safety What's in the box of the X4 LRF? (1) X4-LRF™ Laser Rangefinder (1) X4 Low-Profile Remote (1) CR123 Rechargeable Battery (1) USB-C Cable (1) Set of Adhesive-Backed Hook and Loop for the remote (1) 5/64 Allen Key (1) Mini Flathead Screwdriver (1) Bluetooth® USB Dongle (1) Cloth Drawstring Bag (1) Lens Cleaning Cloth (1) Quick Start Guide (1) User Manual (1) Patch (1) Keychain (1) Sticker Sheet Maztech X4 LRF FAQs What is the Applied Ballistics® solver and what does it do? The Applied Ballistics® solver is like a smart computer built right into the rangefinder. It automatically calculates a precise firing solution, which tells you exactly where to aim. It uses data from the built-in weather and motion sensors to remove the guesswork from long-range shots. What is the difference between the Maztech X4 LRF 2K and Maztech X4 LRF 15K models? The main difference is the maximum ranging distance. The Maztech X4-LRF 2K model can measure distances from 10 to 2,180 yards. The X4-LRF 15K model is more powerful and can measure distances from 25 all the way out to 16,400 yards. The 15K model's ranging laser is also not visible to night vision devices. Why does the rangefinder have weather and motion sensors? The rangefinder has a built-in "weather station" with environmental and motion sensors. These sensors provide the onboard computer with the live data it needs, like temperature and the angle of the rifle, to create an accurate firing solution. This ensures your aiming correction is perfect for your exact situation. Why do I need to calibrate the compass? You need to perform a simple calibration routine after installing the battery. This is done so the X4-LRF™ can show an accurate compass heading on the display, which is one of the factors used to calculate your firing solution. Do I need to use the smartphone app? While you can set up everything directly on the device, using the Maztech Companion App on your smartphone is the most efficient way to set up your ballistic profiles. The app connects to the rangefinder using Bluetooth® and makes managing your weapon and ammo information simple. You can also set up and manage up to 30 different weapon profiles without ever using a smartphone. What are the visible and IR aiming lasers for? The X4-LRF™ has two co-aligned aiming lasers to help you see where the rangefinder is pointed. The visible laser is a red dot you can see with your naked eye, perfect for daytime use and setup. The IR (infrared) laser is invisible to the naked eye but can be seen with night vision devices, allowing you to aim and range targets in the dark without being seen. Where can I find the Maztech X4-LRF for sale? If you are looking for the Maztech X4-LRF for sale, the best place to purchase it is directly from Atomic Defense. As an authorized dealer, we ensure you receive a factory-new, authentic unit backed by our dedicated customer support. What is the Maztech X4-LRF release date? The official Maztech X4-LRF release date was around June 2025, following a three-year refinement period with development partner MagPul. The wait is over, and the X4-LRF is now in stock and available for immediate purchase from Atomic Defense.
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