HTC One M8 1123 Yard Shot: Tracking Point XS1 Click here to subscribe: http://goo.gl/mZDvQ For viewers who want more than just a YouTube video: http://fullmag.com Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/RichardRyan Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/RichardRyan Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/RichardRyan Vine: http://www.Vine.co/RichardRyan Click here for my Second channel Guns: http://goo.gl/khgkiF If you like the 7.62 shirt I'm wearing, I got it from Endo Apparel here: http://www.EndoApparel.com From Tracking Point's website: http://tracking-point.com/precision-guided-firearms/xs1 The XS1 is the largest-caliber Precision Guided Firearm (PGF) available today. It offers the longest Tag Track Xact™ effective range of any PGF, making it the most accurate rifle on the market today. This precision rifle's performance is driven by a bolt-action, .338 Lapua Magnum Surgeon™ XL action. The 27-inch, Krieger™ cut-barrel is fitted in an Accuracy International AX chassis with detachable Picatinny rail pieces. The XS1 delivers our longest effective range: Tag Track Xact (TTX) to 1,200 yards. And it features our longest parallax-free zoom: 6 to 35X. The precision scope streams video to Android and iOS smart phones and tablets. Wind speed is the only data you'll manually input to the scope, using a toggle button. The XS1 uses 300 gr. Sierra™ Open-Tipped Match XactShot™ ammunition by Barnes®, loaded to +/- 10 fps standard deviation muzzle velocity. The HTC One (M8) (also known as the second generation HTC One or the all-new HTC One) is an Android smartphone manufactured and marketed by HTC. The new model retains a similar design to the first generation HTC One, but features a larger, rounded chassis incorporating a 5-inch 1080p display, a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, a depth of field sensor which can be used to individually refocus and apply various effects to the foreground and background elements of photos taken with the device's camera, a higher resolution front camera, improvements to the device's front-facing stereo speakers, expandable storage, new gesture functionality, and a refreshed version of HTC's Sense software. The second generation One received mostly positive reviews, with particular praise devoted to the design improvements within its hardware and software, and its upgraded internals in comparison to the previous One. However, some reviewers criticized certain aspects of the new One, such as its large bezels, the lack of significant improvements to the main camera's image quality, and the inconsistent quality of the effects enabled by the depth sensor.

• published: 19 May 2014
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