Sig Sauer Electro-Optics SOK8K702 KILO8K ABS Gen II 7x25mm 8000 yds Max Distance, 304x256 Active Matrix OLED Display, Flat Dark Earth

SKU:
194200349
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UPC:
798681730926
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MPN:
SOK8K702
$1,499.99
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The Sig Sauer KILO8K ABS Gen II is a 7x25mm laser rangefinder built for long-range hunters and precision shooters who need reliable ballistic data at extended distances. Assembled in Oregon to military-spec standards by Sig Sauer's Special Weapons Group, this rangefinder combines a redesigned optical system with onboard ballistics processing to deliver the kind of certainty required for shots at extreme range.

The Gen II model features an updated optical system engineered to improve color accuracy and low-light performance, critical when you're glassing terrain at dawn or dusk or ranging targets in marginal conditions. At its core is the Lightwave DSP ranging engine with extended-range mode, capable of reading reflective targets out to 8000 yards. The 304x256 active-matrix OLED display is sharp and bright, rendering all ballistic data in red against a clean, tactile reticle—circle plus milling grid—so you can read holdovers and wind calls without guessing.

What sets this rangefinder apart is the intelligence built in. Applied Ballistics Elite runs natively on the device, complete with the full AB bullet database and support for custom drag curves. Onboard environmental sensors (temperature, barometric pressure, angle) and a digital compass feed real-time data into ballistic calculations, so you get a firing solution that accounts for the actual conditions in front of you, not theoretical ones. Waypoint integration with OnX Maps, Basemaps, Apple Maps, and Google Maps means you can mark locations and reference terrain without switching devices. A single CR2 battery powers up to 4000 ranges, and the compact form factor—4.4 inches long, 7.5 ounces—won't burden your pack or glass harness.

Whether you're hunting at elevation, setting up for a long-range competition, or scouting new country, the KILO8K ABS Gen II delivers the optical clarity and ballistic horsepower that separate confident shots from educated guesses.

Key Features

  • 7x25mm magnification with redesigned optics for improved color accuracy and low-light performance
  • Ranges reflective targets to 8000 yards; deer-sized targets to 2000 yards; trees to 2500 yards
  • Applied Ballistics Elite with full bullet database and custom drag curve support built in
  • Active-matrix OLED display (304x256) renders ballistic data in sharp red reticle
  • Real-time environmental sensors (temperature, barometric pressure, angle) and digital compass for field-accurate calculations
  • OnX Maps, Basemaps, Apple Maps, and Google Maps waypoint integration
  • Lightwave DSP ranging engine with extended-range mode
  • Military-spec assembly in Oregon; compact and lightweight at 7.5 oz
  • Up to 4000 ranges per CR2 battery

Specifications

ModelKILO8K-ABS HD GEN II
ColorFlat Dark Earth (FDE)
Magnification7x
Objective Lens Diameter25 mm
Overall Length4.4 in
Overall Width1.3 in
Overall Height3.0 in
Weight7.5 oz
Eye Relief16 mm
Field of View6.78°
Diopter Adjustment Range±3
Display Type304x256 Active Matrix OLED
ReticleCircle + Milling Grid
Laser Divergence1.3 MRAD
Battery1x CR2
Maximum Run Time4000 ranges
Maximum Range (Reflective Targets)8000 yards
Minimum Range (Deer)Up to 2000 yards
Range on TreesUp to 2500 yards

Frequently Asked Questions

What ballistics software does the KILO8K ABS Gen II use?

The rangefinder runs Applied Ballistics Elite onboard, with the full AB bullet database and support for custom drag curves, so you can load your exact load data and get solutions specific to your ammunition and environmental conditions.

How far will this rangefinder actually range?

The KILO8K ABS Gen II can range reflective targets out to 8000 yards, deer-sized targets to 2000 yards, and trees to 2500 yards. Actual range capability depends on target reflectivity, atmospheric conditions, and ambient light.

Does it work with mapping apps I already use?

Yes. The rangefinder integrates waypoint dropping with OnX Maps, Basemaps, Apple Maps, and Google Maps, so you can mark locations and reference terrain without carrying a separate GPS device.

How long does a battery last?

A single CR2 battery powers up to 4000 ranging sessions before replacement.