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Kenton Development

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What Kenton Development does.

Kenton Development has been the provider of Ballistic Drop Compensators (BDC) and specialized turrets for firearm optics since 2002. The company is particularly known for its user-adjustable Yardage-Turrets, manufactured in Columbia, Tennessee, USA. Kenton Development works with renowned optical manufacturers such as Zeiss and Nightforce to tailor their turrets precisely to the specific ballistics of the customers. The firm also offers chronograph devices and various other products. Kenton Development is certified and has extensive experience in manufacturing turrets for firearms that deliver accurate results under all conditions.

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