First Look: Rackulator Measuring Device

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posted on December 1, 2020
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Have trouble measuring the rack on your latest trophy? You're not alone, its never a terribly easy process. Luckily however, a new device called the Rackulator is here to  make it easier. Following step-by-step instructions, the Rackulator uses an integrated rolling wheel and embedded measuring tape to simplify scoring. In fact, it keeps track of all measurements and does the complicated math on its own, including the final score. Learn more about it at rackulator.comMSRP: $67.99

Scoring a buck with Rackulator

 

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