User's Manual

Welcome to Range Report Pro. This manual walks through every screen of the App, organized the same way the App is: by the five tabs at the bottom of the screen, followed by the Profile & Settings screen, the Apple Watch companion app, and iPad support.

1. Getting Started

Navigating the App

The bar at the bottom of the screen has five tabs. Each tab remembers where you were, so you can switch tabs and come back without losing your place.

Tab	What it's for
Home	Your dashboard: last session, maintenance reminders, range notes and monthly stats.
History	Every session you have saved, with full results.
New Session (center logo)	Score a target with your camera, run a timed drill, or record a video drill.
Tools	Your Vault and Wishlist, Red Dot Zeroing, the Range Locator, your ranges, Trends, Ask Ranger and your drill library.
Reports	The Community forum, where shooters post range reports, questions and drills.

The Profile & Settings screen opens from the gear icon in the top-right corner of the Home tab.

First Launch

The first time you open the App you may see two short prompts:

• Enable biometric lock? Choose whether the App should require Face ID, Touch ID or your device's fingerprint/face unlock each time it opens. You can change this later under Profile & Settings → Privacy and Security.
• Cloud backup. A notice that the App backs up your data automatically to your own iCloud (iPhone/iPad) or Google Drive (Android) account so you can recover it after reinstalling or on a new device. You can turn this off under Profile & Settings → Backup & Restore.

Many screens also show a short introduction the first time you open them. Tap Got it to dismiss it.

Free and Pro Features

Most of the App is free. Features marked PRO in this manual require a Range Report Pro subscription or lifetime unlock. Locked features appear dimmed with a Pro label; tapping one shows the upgrade screen. You can upgrade from the Get Pro button on the Home tab or from Profile & Settings → Subscription.

• Timed Drill (photo-scored drills with automatic capture)
• Video Drill
• Custom targets
• Ask Ranger (AI drill plans) and Ranger shot analysis on session results
• More than 3 Range Notes
• Higher-resolution shared images

2. Home Tab

The Home tab is your at-a-glance dashboard. It greets you by time of day (and by your Community nickname, if you have one) and summarizes your recent shooting.

In the United States, when the Range Report shop is open, a Range Report Shop card appears above your last session. Tapping it opens the shop (targets, caps and t-shirts) in your browser.

Top Bar

• Get Pro / Pro ✓ (top left): opens the upgrade screen. Once you are subscribed it shows Pro ✓.
• Gear icon (top right): opens Profile & Settings.

Last Session

A card summarizing your most recent session: the target or drill name, the date and how many days ago it was, the range and firearm (if recorded), the score and the number of shots. An arrow tells you whether the session was better than, not as good as, or about the same as the one before it. Tap the card to open the full session. If you have no sessions yet, you'll see a prompt to tap New Session.

Maintenance Reminders

Shown once you have firearms in My Vault. It lists the firearms that most need attention, with a status such as Never cleaned, Fired since last cleaning (250 rounds) or 12 days since last cleaning, and a colored dot: green OK, orange Due soon, or red Overdue. Tap a firearm to open its details and mark it cleaned.

Range Notes

Sticky notes for anything you want to remember at the range: ammo to buy, a sight setting, a drill to try. Swipe the carousel to browse your notes.

• Tap Add new to write a note and pick its color, then tap Save.
• Tap an existing note to edit it, or tap Delete to remove it.
• Free users can keep up to 3 notes; Pro users can add as many as they like. PRO

Stats & Trends

• Rounds fired by month: a bar chart of the last twelve months. Tap a bar to see the exact number of rounds.
• Session cadence card: sessions this month (and your monthly average), your most used firearm this month, and the range where you've shot the most. Tap the card to open Trends.

3. History Tab

History lists every session you have saved, newest first by default.

The Session List

Each row shows the target (or drill) name, the date, the score, the firearm and the range. Small icons tell you more about a session:

• Camera icon: the session has a video.
• Photo icon: a timed drill that also has a scored target photo.
• Layers icon with a number: the session has several strings (for example, several drills run during one range visit).
• Manual label: the session was logged by hand.

• Open a session: tap its row.
• Sort: tap the sort icon (top right) and choose Date, Score, Target or Firearm. Target and Firearm sorting group your sessions under headings.
• Delete a session: swipe the row to the left and confirm. This permanently deletes the session together with its photos and videos.
• Log a new session: tap the + button. Choose Scan Target (recommended) to go to the New Session tab, or Manual Session to log one by hand (see Manual Sessions).

The Session Result Screen

Opening a session shows its full result. It is also the screen you land on right after scoring a new target.

Target photo and markers

• Every detected hole is marked on your photo. Pinch to zoom in on tight groups.
• Add Markers / Delete Markers: switch modes, then tap the photo to add a missed hole or remove a wrong one. The score updates immediately.
• Clear all markers: removes every marker so you can place them all yourself.
• Show / Hide Measurement: draws a line between the two farthest-apart holes and labels the distance in millimetres.
• You can change the marker color while placing markers; the default color is set in Settings.

If something looked wrong during scoring, a warning appears above the photo, for example Camera moved — results may be off, Possible multiple hits — two shots may share a hole, Too many detections, or No new holes found. You can always correct the markers by hand.

Score and group

• Total Score (and Bullseye/X count on targets that have one) and the number of Shots.
• Group (extreme spread): the distance between the two farthest holes, in millimetres.
• Mean point of impact: where the center of your group sits relative to the center of the target.

Session details

Add or change the firearm used (from My Vault), the target distance (yards or metres), and the range (from My Ranges, or Add new range…). Recording distance lets Trends compare like with like. On a saved session, tap Edit first to make changes, then Save.

Sessions with several strings

Tap Shoot more to add another string to the same session: shoot, take a new photo, and you're back on this screen with the new string selected. Sessions with several strings show String 1 of N with arrows to page between them.

• A firearm for each string: each string can be shot with a different firearm. The section reads Firearm · String N and changes the firearm for the string you're viewing. A new string starts with the firearm of the string before it. Each firearm's round count in My Vault counts only the shots from its own strings.
• Delete a string: while editing, tap Delete string N (below Save) to remove the string you're viewing, along with its target photo and video. It's deleted when you tap Save.
• Deleting string 1 of a photo session: when you shoot more strings on the same target, each new photo is scored against string 1. Deleting string 1 therefore deletes every string, which means the whole session; the App asks before doing so.
• Save the new string: a string added with Shoot more is kept only once you tap Save. If you try to leave first, the App asks whether to discard it.

Ask Ranger (shot analysis) PRO

Tap Ask Ranger for coaching based on where your shots landed. Ranger asks which hand you shoot with and whether you used a one-hand or two-hand hold, then analyzes your group pattern and suggests what to work on.

Suggested drill PRO

Every saved session shows a Suggested for you card with one Ranger drill picked from that session: a slow draw, slow splits or transitions, or the shape of your group. Tap it to open the drill plan for the session's firearm. Timer-only and video drills get a suggestion too. Manual photo sessions get shot analysis once the target is marked on the photo (see Manual Sessions).

Sharing

Tap the Share icon (top right) to open the share sheet:

• Share image: a summary card with your target photo, markers and score, ready for Messages, social media or email.
• Share video: for Video Drill sessions, the clip with its shot-timer overlay burned in.
• Post to Community: starts a new Community post with the image attached.
• Copy summary: copies a text summary (score, shots, group, and drill times) to the clipboard.

Shared photos and videos carry a small Range Report watermark in the corner. Your stored photo is never changed.

Timed Drill Results

Sessions recorded with the shot timer show a shot-timer stats grid:

Stat	Meaning
Draw / Time to first shot	From the start beep to your first shot (only when the start beep was heard).
Stage time	From the start beep to your last shot.
Avg split	Average time between shots on the same target.
Avg transition	Average time to move the gun to a different target.
Avg move	Average time spent moving your feet to a new position.
Avg reload	Average time for a magazine change.
Best split	Your fastest split.
Split consistency	How even your rhythm was (lower is steadier).
Static / moving	Time spent standing still versus moving.
Hit factor	Score divided by time (IPSC/USPSA targets).
Par	Whether you beat the par time (PASS) or not (OVER), and how many shots were late.
Heart rate	Average and peak heart rate, when the drill was run with an Apple Watch.

Shot by shot: each pill is the time between two shots with a letter for what happened in that gap — S split, T transition, M move, R reload. The App guesses the letter from the timing (a faint outline means it's still a guess). Tap a pill to cycle it S → T → M → R; the averages update immediately and your choice is saved. A red outline means that shot came after the par time. Tap What do these mean? for a quick explanation in the App.

Sessions with several strings show String 1 of N with arrows to page between them; each string can have its own firearm, and while editing you can delete one (see Sessions with several strings). Video Drill sessions have a Watch replay button that plays the clip with its overlay. From a just-finished drill, Save and repeat drill saves the result and sets up the same drill again.

Below the stats, a short coaching tip may point out your biggest opportunity, for example that your transitions are much slower than your splits, or that the draw is the largest part of the string.

4. New Session Tab

Tap the Range Report logo in the middle of the tab bar to start a new session. First choose what you're shooting at.

Choose Target

• NRA B-8: the standard bullseye target with ring scoring (10-X ring through 5).
• IPSC / USPSA: the action-shooting target with zone scoring (A, C and D zones).
• Other: any paper or backer that isn't a scored target. Enter its size (pre-filled with US Letter; mm, cm or inches) and the App counts your shots and measures your group without scoring them.
• My Custom Targets PRO: targets you have set up yourself. Swipe one to the left to delete it.
• New custom target PRO: set up your own target (see below).

Custom Targets PRO

Score any target you shoot on:

1. Enter a name and the backer width and height.
2. Choose a scoring style: Ring (precision), Zone (IPSC-style), Points-down (IDPA-style) or Binary (hit or miss), and an optional miss penalty.
3. Frame the whole target square-on and capture a photo.
4. Calibrate: tap to set the center, then tap the edge of each scoring ring (or draw each zone) and enter its value. Mark the innermost ring as the X ring if your target uses one as a tiebreaker. Use Zoom in for precise placement for accuracy.
5. Tap Save. Your target now appears under My Custom Targets.

How Do You Want to Score?

After picking a target you choose how to score it. At the top of this screen you can also link a firearm, the target distance and the range for the session.

• Single photo (recommended): one photo of your shot-up target. The App finds your hits automatically using on-device machine learning.
• Shooting on a used target? Snap the target before you shoot and again after. Only the new holes are counted.
• Timed Drill PRO: mount your phone on a tripod and zoom in so your shots are visible. The shot timer runs your drill, and on the final buzzer the App captures the photo for you automatically, so you never touch your phone mid-drill.

Taking the Photo

1. Hold the phone square-on to the target with the whole target in view. Use the zoom slider if needed. The framing guide is only a guide; the whole photo is used.
2. Tap Capture Photo (or Capture Baseline then Capture Result for a used target).
3. Review the photo: tap Use this or retake it.
4. Mark the target: the App may ask you to tap a few reference points (for example the edges of the black circle, or the corners of the target) so it can line up the scoring. Drag a point to adjust it, then confirm.
5. The result opens. Check the markers and save.

Shot Timer: Timer Only and Timed Drills

No Target (under Timer only) runs the shot timer with no photo, and is free for everyone. The same drill panel is used by Timed Drill and Video Drill.

Drill modes:

• Par Time: choose a window of 3, 5, 8 or 10 seconds. After a random start delay you hear the buzzer, and a second cue tells you when the window has closed. Use it when the clock is the standard you're shooting against.
• Shot Count: set how many rounds you'll fire. The timer starts on the buzzer and stops by itself once it hears that many shots.
• Free Run: no window and no count. The timer runs until you tap Stop, counting shots as it hears them.
• Run a saved drill: load a drill from My Drills. Its timed layout sets the mode, par time and shot count, and labels your splits afterwards.

Tap the ? icon on the drill screen for a reminder of how each mode works. Tap Start Drill. The screen shows large color signals: amber STAND BY, green GO (with the elapsed time or live shot count), and red STOP. If your phone's volume is low, the App warns you first, because you may not hear the cues over the range.

Check what we heard: after each string the App shows the shots it detected (time to first shot and every split). Other lanes and echoes can fool the microphone, so add or remove shots and correct times here before saving. If the start beep wasn't heard, you get splits only, with no draw time.

Video Drill PRO

Records your drill on video with a live shot-timer overlay.

1. Set the phone where it can see you and the target, turn up the volume, and frame the shot with the zoom slider. Zoom is locked while recording. Use the camera button to switch between the back and front camera.
2. Choose Par Time, Shot Count, Free Run or a saved drill, and tap Start Drill. Recording starts right away; after a random delay you hear the buzzer.
3. Shot times appear over the video as they are heard, and the clip keeps rolling for a few seconds after the drill ends.
4. Correct the shot count or times if needed, then save. Tap Retake to discard the clip.

From the result, tap Watch replay to play the clip with its overlay, or Share with overlay to export a copy with the overlay and watermark burned in. The video stays on your phone.

Manual Sessions

No target handy, or just an old photo? Log a session by hand from History → + → Manual Session.

1. Pick the target you shot at (custom targets are PRO).
2. Session Details: date, firearm, distance and range, then tap Continue.
3. Add a photo (take one, choose from your gallery, or Skip — no photo).
4. Score it: with a photo, tap each hole to place a marker, choosing the zone or score for each marker first (pinch to zoom). Without a photo, enter the shots fired and total score.
5. Mark the target (optional, photo only): drag the four numbered handles onto the target's corners, or on a B-8 onto the edges of the black circle. The App can then measure your group size and offer Ranger shot analysis. Your score doesn't change. Tap Skip if you don't need it.
6. Save. Choose Add another to log the next one right away.

Manual sessions show a Manual label in History. Open one to edit its details or markers, or to add a photo later.

To mark the target on a session you have already saved, open it and tap Mark target above the photo, or tap Edit and then Mark target (or Adjust target marks to move them).

5. Tools Tab

Tools is organized into Gear, Range, Analytics and Training.

My Vault

The firearms you own. Once a firearm is in your Vault you can link it to sessions and Red Dot Zeroing results, and the App tracks its round count and maintenance.

• Add a firearm: tap +, pick from the catalog (or Add custom firearm with brand, model, caliber and style), then add an optional nickname, notes and photo. Use Position photo to pinch and drag the photo into its frame; Adjust re-frames it later.
• Firearm details: round count (manual plus rounds tracked from sessions; in a session shot with several firearms, only this firearm's strings count), best score ever, last used, and last cleaned. Tap Mark today or pick a date to record a cleaning, which resets its maintenance reminder.
• Accessories & Equipment: record what's fitted to this firearm. Tap Add, check every accessory that applies (the list suits the firearm type: optics, lights, lasers, night sights, triggers, suppressors, slings, bipods and more), then tap Save. The chosen accessories are listed under the heading; tap Add more / remove to change them.
• Notes: the notes you added to the firearm appear under their own heading. Tap the edit (pencil) button to change them.
• Linked sessions: every session shot with this firearm, plus a score trend.
• Zero history: the Red Dot Zeroing results saved to this firearm.
• Delete: removes the firearm from your Vault. Past sessions keep their records.

My Wishlist

Firearms you'd like to own. Add one from the catalog with an optional target price and notes. When you buy it, open it and tap Move to Vault. It moves to My Vault and is ready to link to sessions.

Red Dot Zeroing

Lines up your red dot with where your bullets actually hit, telling you exactly how many clicks to adjust.

1. Target type: Range Report Pro is recommended because the App knows its exact dimensions. Tap Print our free target to print it. Print at 100% / Actual Size and check that the scale bar measures exactly 100 mm.
2. Link a firearm (optional) from your Vault.
3. Click settings: choose MOA, MRAD or mm per click and enter the click value from your optic's manual (for example, 1 MOA per click).
4. Distance to target in yards or metres.
5. Tap Start. Capture the clean target as a baseline (or tap Target is clean — skip), shoot your group, then Capture Group.
6. Review Hole Markers: add or delete markers so only this group's holes are marked, then tap Use These Markers.
7. Round Result: the App shows the adjustment, for example 3 clicks up, 2 clicks right. Adjust your sight and tap Shoot again to verify, repeating until no adjustment is needed. Save the zero to your firearm when you're done.

Shooting Range Locator

Finds shooting ranges near you.

• iPhone and iPad: nearby ranges appear in a list with their distance from you. Select one to see it on the map, then tap Save to My Ranges. You can also search a city or ZIP code.
• Android: the App opens Google Maps with a search for shooting ranges near you. If your location isn't available, type a city or ZIP code instead.

Location is used only to search for nearby ranges. Results come from Apple or Google Maps and may be incomplete.

My Ranges

Your favorite ranges, which you can attach to sessions. Add one manually with + (name and optional address) or save it from the Range Locator. Tap a range to edit it, or swipe to remove it. Sessions already recorded at a removed range keep its name.

Trends

Charts your progress over time.

• Summary: sessions in view, your average, your best and the change in score, plus the best result on each chart.
• Filters: narrow everything to one target. Once two or more sessions record a distance, a distance filter appears too. Scores shot at 7 yards and 25 yards aren't comparable, so pick one distance before reading a trend.
• Score and group size: points per session (higher is better) and group size in millimetres (lower is better).
• Shot timer: string time, time to first shot, stage time, average split, average transition and hit factor, plus how often you beat your par. Each chart appears only once it has data.
• By target / By distance: tables comparing sessions, averages and bests.
• Milestones: banners celebrate a new personal best, a weekly range streak, or your first session on a target.
• Ask Ranger PRO: with three or more sessions, a banner tells you whether your score is trending up, down or has plateaued, and Ranger can suggest a drill for it.
• Tap any point to open that session. Share progress and Post progress to community let you choose which charts go on the image.

Ask Ranger PRO

Ranger is your personal trainer. Pick a skill to improve and Ranger writes a personalized drill plan for your next range visit.

1. Pick a skill. Categories include fundamentals (Grip, Stance, Sight Alignment, Trigger Control), Draw to First Shot, Target Transitions, Reloads, classic drills (Bill Drill, El Presidente, Dot Torture, FAST, 1-5-1), Low Light, Shooting on the Move, Barricade, Strong/Weak Hand, fixes (Low-Left Groups, Flinch, Scattered Groups) and 5-minute dry-fire drills. Use the chips at the top to filter categories. Ranger may highlight a Suggested for you skill based on your recent timing data.
2. Choose a firearm from your Vault, or Other to pick a firearm type: Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun, Rimfire or Revolver.
3. Wait up to 30 seconds while Ranger builds your plan.
4. From the plan you can save it to My Drills, copy it, or share/print it as a PDF.

Every saved session also suggests one Ranger drill based on that session; see The Session Result Screen.

My Drills

Your library of practice drills, ready to pick when you start a timed drill. It comes with classics such as Bill Drill, El Presidente, Draw + 2, and 3-Target Transitions.

• Open a drill to see its description, recommended firearm and timed layout, or to edit or delete it.
• Add a drill: tap + and enter a name and description. Optionally choose an icon, a recommended firearm from your Vault, and a timed layout: the number of shots, what happens between each pair (S split, T transition, M move, R reload) and an optional par time. With a layout, the shot timer labels each split for you when it hears the right number of shots.
• Sort by date added, date edited or alphabetically.
• Restore default drills adds back any built-in drills you deleted, without changing your own.

6. Reports Tab (Community)

The Reports Forum is where Range Report users share range reports, ask questions, swap tips and post drills. Reading and posting don't need an account, just a nickname.

Claiming a Nickname

1. Tap Claim a nickname and choose one that's 3–20 characters (letters, numbers, "_" or "-"). It must be unique across the community.
2. Optionally add an avatar photo.
3. Save your recovery code somewhere safe. It's the only way to get your nickname back if you lose or replace your device. On a new device, choose I already have a recovery code to sign back in.

The Forum

• Filter by tag: All, Range Reports, Questions, Drills, Ranges, Challenges, Just Ammo, LOLs, News, Trends and Miscellaneous.
• Each post shows its author, date, photos, comment count and upvotes. Pull down to refresh.
• New post: tap +, write your post, attach photos (take or choose from your gallery), pick a tag and publish.
• Notifications: the bell icon opens your inbox of replies to your posts. A badge on the Reports tab shows unread notifications.

Posts and Comments

• Tap a post to read it and its comments. Tap a photo to view it full screen and swipe between photos.
• Upvote with the thumbs-up, and reply with the reply button.
• Links open in an in-app browser that always shows the real website address and whether the connection is secure.
• Use the ⋮ menu to Edit or Delete your own posts and comments, to Report content for review, or to Block author. Blocking hides that person's posts and comments on your device only.
• Tap an author's name or avatar to see their profile card: avatar, member-since date, bio and latest post.

7. Profile & Settings

Open it from the gear icon at the top right of the Home tab.

Subscription

• Pro: Active / Not active: your current status. Tap Subscribe to see the Pro plans.
• Restore purchases: restores a subscription or lifetime unlock you already bought, for example on a new device.

Privacy and Security

• Biometric lock: require Face ID, Touch ID or your device's biometric unlock to open the App. You'll confirm with biometrics when you turn it on. Shows Not available on this device if your device has no biometrics set up.

Data — Backup & Restore

• Last backup: when your data was last backed up to iCloud (iPhone/iPad) or Google Drive (Android).
• Automatic backup: on by default; backs up automatically after changes. Turning it off stops new backups but doesn't delete existing ones.
• Back up now: run a backup immediately. If an older backup exists that hasn't been restored to this device yet, the App asks whether to restore it instead or replace it.
• Restore from backup: replaces all data on this device with your most recent backup. This can't be undone. Restart the App afterwards so everything takes effect. If the backup contains a different Community nickname, the App explains which sign-in will be kept.
• Start fresh: on a new install, skip restoring an old backup. The next automatic backup will replace it.

Backups go only to your own iCloud or Google account. We never receive them.

Community

• Community nickname: claim a nickname, or rename an existing one.
• Community bio: a few words about you (up to 160 characters), shown when others tap your avatar.
• Community avatar: take or choose a photo, or remove it.

Notifications

• Get notifications when someone replies to your posts: turn push notifications on or off. If you blocked notifications in your device settings, the row says Enable in device Settings.

Preferences

• Appearance: System (follows your phone), Light or Dark.
• Text size: Default, Large (1.25×) or Larger (1.5×). This multiplies your phone's own text-size setting.
• Language: the App's language. It follows your phone's language by default; pick another one here to override it.
• Marker color: the default color for hole markers in the App and on shared images: Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Magenta, White or Black. You can still pick another color while placing markers.

Devices

• Apple Watch (iPhone only): shows whether the Range Report watch app is linked, installed, not installed, or whether no watch is paired. See Apple Watch.

Legal

• Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy: read them in the App.
• About & licenses: the open-source software used by the App.

Help and Support

• User's Manual: this guide.
• Contact support: opens your email app with a message to support@rangereport.us.

App Version

The bottom row shows the App's version and build number. Tap it to switch to your App User Id (partially masked), which support may ask for when helping with a purchase.

8. Apple Watch

On a busy indoor line, a neighbor's shot can sound almost as loud to your phone as your own. The Range Report watch app feels each shot at your wrist, so it counts only your shots, even with other lanes firing.

• Install: open the Watch app on your iPhone and install Range Report from Available Apps. Profile & Settings → Devices shows the link status.
• Start from the phone: when you start a Timed Drill, Timer Only drill or Video Drill, the App asks Start here or Use watch. With the watch, your shots are counted by wrist motion; the result tells you which device counted them.
• Start from the watch: with a drill screen open on the phone, tap Start on the watch to be at the line when the drill begins.
• Watch alone: run timer-only drills (Par Time, Shot Count, Free Run, or a saved drill synced from your phone) without your phone. Results import into History the next time you open the App. In the watch settings, choose whether drills from one visit are grouped into one session or saved separately.
• Drills run with the watch can include your heart rate. Audio and motion data never leave the watch; only shot times are sent to the phone.

If the watch can't connect, the phone falls back to its own microphone.

9. iPad

On iPad the same five sections appear in a side navigation rail, or as bottom tabs in Split View and Slide Over. Larger screens use two panes: History and Reports show the list on the left and the selected session or post on the right, and Home arranges its cards in a grid. Resizing the window never loses your place.

10. Tips & Troubleshooting

• Too many or too few holes detected: retake the photo square-on in even light, or correct the markers by hand with Add/Delete Markers.
• Shooting on a target with old holes: use Shooting on a used target? so only new holes are counted.
• Shot timer missed or added shots: correct them on the Check what we heard screen. For crowded lines, use an Apple Watch.
• No start beep heard: turn up your phone volume. Without the beep, you get splits but no draw time.
• Pro not showing after purchase: Profile & Settings → Restore purchases.
• Moving to a new phone: make sure a recent backup exists (Backup & Restore → Back up now), then restore it on the new phone. Keep your Community recovery code to get your nickname back.
• Zeroing clicks seem off: confirm the printed target's scale bar measures exactly 100 mm, and check the click value and distance.

11. Help & Support

Questions, suggestions or problems? We'd love to hear from you. Use Contact support in Profile & Settings, or email us at:

support@rangereport.us