Tango Fire 4000 Ballistic Rangefinder – The New Ballistic Contender
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Tango FIRE4000 Weapon-Mounted Laser Range Finder
The Tango FIRE4000 Weapon-Mounted Laser Range Finder (WMLRF) is the ultimate precision tool for long-range competitors and open-country hunters. Packed with advanced laser technology, this compact powerhouse helps you stay competitive by taking the guesswork out of every shot.
With the FIRE4000, you can keep your focus where it matters—on your target. No need to break position or lose sight of your target; this device does all the heavy lifting, so you can shoot smarter, not harder. Whether you’re pushing extreme distances or just fine-tuning your accuracy, the FIRE4000 has you covered.
Seamless Integration with Applied Ballistics®
Powered by Applied Ballistics, the Tango FIRE4000 seamlessly connects to the AB Synapse – BOSS app. This innovative companion app provides advanced ballistic calculations, real-time updates for environmental conditions, and easy synchronization of AB profiles directly to your device. The AB Synapse – BOSS app is available for both iOS and Android.
Available Software Modes:
- FIRE4000 Elite: Perfect for long-range shooters and hunters pushing popular calibers well into the transonic zone.
Take your precision shooting to the next level with the Tango FIRE4000—built for those who demand excellence in every shot.
Product features
User-Friendly Point-and-Shoot Functionality
- Keep your gun steady and on target while ranging with ease—no extra movements needed.
- A quick vibration lets you know when you’ve locked onto your target for confident shooting.
- Lightning-fast response time delivers results in just 0.5 seconds, whether you’re scanning or aiming at a single target.
Fastest Laser Feedback:
- Experience the quickest response time of any civilian-grade Weapon-Mounted Laser Range Finder (WMLRF) available.
Seamless Integration with Applied Ballistics® Ecosystem
- Easily connect with AB-compatible tools like Kestrel, Garmin, and more for a fully integrated shooting solution.
Class One Laser Technology
- Invisible Laser (905nm): Range up to 4,000 yards on reflective targets under ideal conditions, 2,000 yards on urban structures, and 1,500 yards on vegetation or non-reflective surfaces.
- Visible Laser (635nm): Features a red laser for zeroing purposes, with a recommended shadow box setup at 100 yards.
Advanced OLED Display
- Large, crisp display showing critical data such as target distance, angle, velocity (FPS), elevation, and windage.
- Customizable settings for brightness and orientation to match any lighting conditions.
Flexible Screen Orientation
- Easily switch between vertical and horizontal screen modes to suit your shooting style.
- Ideal for gas guns and versatile setups—compatible with monolithic and free-float designs for side-mounting convenience.
Onboard Angle Indicator
- Environmental data can be pushed through the AB Synapse – BOSS app or accessed in real-time via ABE (Applied Ballistics External) mode when connected to your Kestrel or Garmin device.
Additional Information
- Lightweight Design: At just 14.8 ounces, the Tango FIRE4000 Weapon-Mounted Laser Range Finder is engineered for precision without the bulk.
- Reliable Warranty Coverage: Enjoy peace of mind with a 3-year manufacturer warranty. After 3 years, support transitions to a time-and-materials basis.
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Description
A new name has entered the weapon mounted rangefinder scene, the Tango Fire 4000 Ballistic Rangefinder. At first glance the spec sheet is impressive. It’s been designed with precision shooters and long range hunters in mind and gives the some competition. The Tango Fire 4000 brings some extended ranging capabilities, advanced ballistic integration, and a user friendly design in a compact package.
It can range reflective targets out to 4,000 metres, trees to around 1,800 metres, and deer sized targets out to 2,200 metres, depending on the environmental conditions. These numbers would suit me, especially for engaging targets at unknown distances out to a maximum distance of 1200 meters. One of the first questions for a weapon mounted range finder is the beam divergence. The manual has it at 0.2 MRAD high and 2 MRAD wide, which is the same as the Vortex Impact 4000.
The most impressive feature for me is the integration of Applied Ballistics Elite. The same ballistic software used in high end Kestrels. This means you can create custom rifle profiles, use standard G1/G7 drag models, and get access to proven firing solutions. The unit connects via Bluetooth to the Tango Range app and can connect to third party devices such as a Kestrel weather meter. This is particularly important if you want to gain access to other environmental data as it lacks onboard sensors for temperature, barometric pressure, and humidity, so it relies on external devices or manual input for those variables.
The Fire 4000 has an OLED display with auto brightness and manual override, which helps with visibility in different light. The unit has a scan mode offers continuous ranging with angle compensation, making it handy for tracking moving game. The Tango Fire 4000 includes an inclinometer that also feeds into its ballistic solver.
It takes a single CR123A 3V battery and lasts for approx. 5,000 uses per charge. I like the housing, not just because it’s a slick black colour but its compact. I’ll have to wait until I get hands on to see how durable it is.
though Australian pricing may vary depending on importers and local distributors. At that price, it undercuts some of the more established players while still offering some great functionality. For long distance shooters looking for an unknown distance ballistic rangefinder, the Tango Fire 4000 presents a more affordable option.
Tango are new to the market, but their debut offering shows strong promise. The spec sheet shows some great features. If the field performance lives up to the spec sheet, the Tango Fire 4000 could easily become one of the best value ballistic rangefinders on the market.
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