How Much Would You Pay for Good Aim?
At a glance, the cost of a Precision Guided Firearm (PGF) would seem a bit prohibitive for the average user. The $10,000 starting price is enough to make you wonder if you should just brush up on your accuracy at the local range, since in most danger situations you would likely be in closer quarters than the 1.1 km range advertised. Even though anyone can use the rifle to become a great shot, there is no substitute for training and practice.
Upper class firearms enthusiasts and hunters looking to take down targets from further distances may be a target market for these rifles, though the technology will certainly become cheaper over time. .
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Bolt Action Vs. Semi-Automatic
Costs for a bolt-action PGF are generally cheaper than the semi-automatic and AR family of rifles. Ammo types include 7.62 NATO, 7mm, 338, and 300 Winchester Magnum.
What Makes a PGF?
Precision Guided Firearms use a lot of technology. Smart scopes, heads-up displays, guided triggers, and software all work to make the rifle accurate. Video and image recording also means you can save and upload your practice and hunting results online.