GSCI QRF-4500-BC Laser Rangefinder

QRF-4500-BC: 1550 nm laser rangefinder and target designator.

The GSCI QRF-4500-BC is a 1550 nm laser rangefinder and target designator system from GSCI Advanced Photonics in Canada for military and law enforcement units, with a maximum ranging capability of 4.5 km and 12 weapon and ammunition profiles.

Key Facts:

• NSN: 1240-20-014-8145
• Laser wavelength: 1550 nm
• Maximum range: 4.5 km
• Afișaj: 128 × 64 OLED with brightness adjustment
• Ballistics: 12 weapon and ammunition profiles, ballistic calculator and weather station
• Lasers: Adjustable IR laser, red or green visible laser, focusable IR illuminator
• Montaj: MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail
• Culori: Black or FDE

Rangefinding and targeting:

GSCI lists the QRF-4500-BC as a 1550 nm laser rangefinder and target designator system for hand-held, optics-mounted and weapon-mounted use, with rapid and continuous measurements and real-time geolocation data for both operator and target. The current specification gives a maximum ranging capability of 4.5 km, three memory slots, distance between two targets and measurement of speed, heading and track angle.

Fire control functions:

The QRF-4500-BC combines a ballistic calculator and a weather station with 12 weapon and ammunition profiles. Its compass, GPS and rangefinder are synchronised, and readings appear on a 128 × 64 OLED display with brightness adjustment. For aiming and marking it has an adjustable IR laser, a red or green visible laser and a focusable IR illuminator.

Difference from the QRF-1200-BC:

GSCI places the QRF-4500-BC as the long-range model of its QRF line with a 1550 nm laser. The QRF-1200-BC is the mid-range model with a 905 nm laser. Both are laser rangefinder and target designator systems for hand-held, optics and weapon mounting.

What is included:

The catalogue shows the QRF-4500-BC with a cabled remote control pad, and the current specification states that the unit can be operated remotely via cable. The full delivery contents are not listed by GSCI; MSS Defence confirms them in the quotation. The unit mounts on a MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail and comes in black or FDE.

About GSCI and MSS Defence:

GSCI launched its QRF line of laser rangefinding systems in 2023. GSCI Advanced Photonics was founded in Toronto in 1992, holds CAGE code L3319 and states that every product is made in Canada and that all its systems are ITAR-free. MSS Defence is the Dutch supplier of the GSCI QRF-4500-BC: it works on quotation and gives you one point of contact for configuration, export paperwork and after-sales.

Intended use:

GSCI builds its systems for military and law enforcement units and lists the QRF-4500-BC for integrated fire control and target designation. It can be used hand-held or mounted on optics and weapons, and paired with other electro-optical systems.

Întrebări frecvente.

1. What is the GSCI QRF-4500-BC and who is it for?
   GSCI lists the GSCI QRF-4500-BC as a 1550 nm laser rangefinder and target designator system for integrated fire control. GSCI builds its systems, including the GSCI QRF-4500-BC, for military and law enforcement units.
2. What is the range of the GSCI QRF-4500-BC?
   The GSCI QRF-4500-BC has a maximum ranging capability of 4.5 km with its 1550 nm laser.
3. Which fire control functions does the GSCI QRF-4500-BC have?
   The GSCI QRF-4500-BC has a ballistic calculator, a weather station and 12 weapon and ammunition profiles. Its compass, GPS and rangefinder are synchronised for real-time geolocation of operator and target.
4. What is the difference between the GSCI QRF-4500-BC and the QRF-1200-BC?
   GSCI lists the GSCI QRF-4500-BC as the long-range model with a 1550 nm laser and the QRF-1200-BC as the mid-range model with a 905 nm laser. Both are laser rangefinder and target designator systems.
5. What warranty applies to the GSCI QRF-4500-BC in Europe?
   GSCI states a 7-year limited warranty on the GSCI QRF-4500-BC, and this warranty also applies to customers in Europe.