Element Optics Titan 3K Ballistic Rangefinder

The Element Optics Titan 3K ballistic rangefinder is a compact and lightweight rangefinder specifically developed for long-range shooters.

The Titan 3K has a horizontal design, with the optical lens positioned in the center, the laser on the left, and the battery compartment on the right.
Thanks to its ergonomic design, it sits comfortably in the hand, and the two buttons make it easy to operate.
Weighing only 362 grams and measuring 126mm in length, the Titan 3K is compact and easy to carry.

The weather-resistant housing with a textured surface provides extra grip. On the underside, there is an Arca-Swiss thread, allowing you to easily mount the rangefinder on a tripod.

Laser Rangefinder

As the name suggests, the Titan 3K has a guaranteed measuring range of up to 3000 meters.

You can also choose between First and Last modes, where the rangefinder prioritizes either the nearest or the farthest object respectively.

You can easily switch between different measurement modes:

• LOS (Line of Sight): The rangefinder measures the actual distance to the object.
• HCD (Horizontal Component Distance): The rangefinder measures only the horizontal distance to the object, regardless of the angle.
• BALC (Ballistic Calculator): This mode displays the LOS distance together with a ballistic calculation for the point of impact. The correction can be shown in MOA, MRAD, inches, or centimeters.

Ballistic Calculator

Using Bluetooth, you can quickly connect the Titan 3K to the Element Ballistics app to set up a ballistic profile.

After that, the built-in ballistic chip performs all calculations independently, so you no longer need your smartphone while shooting.

The Titan 3K then displays the required corrections on its internal display in MRAD or MOA.

Image and Display

The rangefinder features 7× magnification, a 26 mm objective lens, and a field of view of 12.3 meters at 100 meters, providing a clear image and good situational awareness.

All measurement data is displayed on a dual-colour T-OLED display, where the laser indicator appears in green, while distance and angle data are shown in red.

The display offers six brightness levels, ensuring it remains clearly readable under different lighting conditions.