CEBAR Industries · Digital fire-control scope

D2SDMR+

You already know how to make the shot.
The question is how much you should have to carry to make it.

Misses at distance rarely come from marksmanship. They come from inputs — a range estimated rather than measured, pressure from this morning rather than this ridge, two degrees of cant nobody saw.

< 2,500 m
Operation range
5,500+ m
Laser rangefinder
> 300×
Total zoom
3,000 nits
OLED display
2.1 kg
Weight

Leaves behind

  • Rangefinder
  • Wind meter
  • Ballistic app
  • GPS unit
  • Dope chart
  • Cant bubble

→ One system

A high-precision computerised targeting optic for small arms from 5.45 mm to 20 mm. It puts the optics, the sensors and the ballistic solve in one unit, so the correction arrives already worked out rather than assembled in your head — from 25 m out to the edge of the envelope.

One sensor suite, one ballistic engine

Every variable measured at the moment of the shot

  1. 01

    Laser rangefinder

    Over 5,500 m. Distance measured, not estimated.

  2. 02

    Environmental sensors

    Temperature, pressure, humidity and local gravity where you're standing.

  3. 03

    Multi-gyro

    Elevation, yaw and cant angles measured rather than eyeballed.

  4. 04

    GNSS receiver

    Six worldwide reference systems for position-aware correction.

  5. 05

    Ballistic engine

    Fuses every input into a firing solution in under ten seconds.

What comes back to your eye is a corrected firing solution, not raw optical data. The maths still happens — just not in your head, at the worst possible moment.

The part a glass scope structurally cannot do

Feed it measured truth, not published averages

A G1 or G7 ballistic coefficient is a single averaged number. Drag isn’t constant, and past roughly 600–800 m that averaging error compounds — which is where a lot of otherwise good dope starts drifting. The EB-MK ONE radar measures the actual downrange velocity decay of your ammunition, builds the complete Cd(Mach) curve, and hands it to the D2S as one file. The radar generates the truth. The scope applies it.

EB-MK ONE radar

Measures real drag, downrange

D2S ballistic engine

Applies measured Cd(Mach)

First-round hit probability

Materially improved at extended range

One file, no reformatting between the two systems.

Full specification

D2S DMR+ configuration

Optics and imaging

Optical camera
Ultra high-resolution digital sensor, output at 30 FPS
Total zoom
Over 300×
Display
Ultra-bright high-resolution OLED, 1:1 ratio, 3,000 nits
Ocular
No lens shadow effect, no eye relief or focal distance
Infrared camera
On customer request
Thermal optic
On customer request

Range and wind

Engagement range
Under 2,500 m
Minimum engagement
25 m
Laser rangefinder
Over 5,500 m
Wind correction
Manual or voice input for speed and direction; optional automatic detection via ultrasonic sensor over Bluetooth
Calibre range
5.45 mm – 20 mm

Sensors and navigation

Environmental
Temperature, pressure, humidity, local gravity
Positional
Multi-gyro — elevation, yaw and cant angles
Satellite navigation
Six worldwide GNSS reference systems
Target tracking
Stationary and moving objects in the view area
Operating temperature
−30 °C to +70 °C

Ballistics and fire control

Targeting adjustment
Instant crosshair adjustment relative to target for ballistic trajectory
Ballistic database
Multiple ammunition profiles with instant selection; data via the EB-MK ONE radar analyser
Target lock
Single button or voice activated, with visual marker tracking through movement
Engagement speed
Under 10 seconds

Physical and power

Weight
2.1 kg
Dimensions (L × W × H)
350 × 100 × 95 mm
Shock resistance
Up to 12.7 / 14.5 mm — 40 mm LV and MV
Battery capacity
20,000 mAh
Runtime, full power
Approximately 6 hours
Runtime, normal operation
Effective 24 hours
Runtime, energy saving
Standby up to 72 hours

Digital processing

Image processing
Mirage and atmospheric distortion reduction at long range
Voice control
Hands-free operation for all core functions
Object recognition
AI-based target identification and classification
Recording
Onboard camera stream recording for after-action review
Night operation
Low-light capable via high digital gain from the camera
Forward observation
Extended-range target acquisition beyond effective engagement range
Operator proficiency
Low entry level required for operation

Networking and command integration

Data links
WiFi and Bluetooth
Real-time camera stream
Camera stream transmitted over WiFi via IP to networked devices
Tactical map
Own position, view direction, street and topographic maps
Battle management
Marked targets with coordinates, map overlays and points of interest

Other configurations

The DMR+ is the documented build. Two others exist, sized to different engagement envelopes — your envelope determines the build, not the brochure.

D2S DMR

Designated marksman

The shorter envelope. Full specification on request.

D2S ULTRA

Extreme distance

The long build. Full specification on request.

When digital isn’t the answer

Inside 300 m, unhurried, in stable conditions — or anywhere you want zero electronic dependency — good glass remains completely defensible. It has no boot time and no battery, and it will still be working when the cells aren’t. The case for digital strengthens as distance, environmental variability and time pressure increase. If none of those three are pressing on you, buy glass and spend the difference on ammunition.

“A scope that computes the solution doesn’t make you a better shooter. It removes the six places you were most likely to introduce an error. Those are different things, and only one of them is worth paying for.” — Newt

Price on request

Tell us the envelope. We’ll quote the build.

The D2S isn’t a shelf item and we don’t pretend otherwise. Which of the three builds fits depends on the distance you actually shoot, the platform it’s going on, and whether you want the EB-MK ONE radar in the loop. Tell us those three things and we’ll come back with a real number and a lead time.

  1. 01Define your engagement envelopeThe distance you actually shoot, not the distance on the box.
  2. 02Request the evaluation packFull specifications against your configuration.
  3. 03Test it against your own dataYour ammunition, your conditions, your dope.

Direct enquiries

X-Ring PrecisionWichita Falls, Texas — United States distribution

info@xringprecision.com940-219-7464

Manufactured by CEBAR Industries, Abu Dhabi, UAE. Technical and procurement enquiries outside the United States go direct to CEBAR.

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