Cascade Scope
The Cascade scope is TrackingPoint's original scope and operating system. It is larger and heavier but with the larger scope you get more digital zoom capabilities and clarity.
Batteries are held in the scope [Cascade TP Battery].
Ares Scope
The Ares Scope is TrackingPoint's second-generation scope and operating system. The system is more compact and balanced with its lightweight scope and new buttstock battery compartment. The Ares system has more night-time capabilities with the option of Gen-3 and Thermal attachments. The Ares rifles also have the rapid-lock trigger system which allows you to tag targets on trigger pull. Batteries are held in the buttstock [Ares Battery]
Remington 2020/Rhino Scope
The Rhino scope is a stand-alone scope with no electronic trigger. The system completes ballistic calculations and then indicates to the shooter when to pull the trigger at the optimal time to hit the desired target. Batteries are held in the scope [2020/rhino battery]
Where can I get the batteries for the original series scopes ????
Why do I see some ARES without the barrel reference system? Are the first gen systems soldered onto the barrel? What happens if they're canted about 5 to 10 degeees?