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lostintime
If the distance was not included, you could very well have raised that argument. 771ft is fair use of the device, something you don't see in every state. It's going to be near impossible to bring up the potential inaccuracies at that distance. As for the discovery, they are probably waiting for that court date to see what the judge says.
The best you'll get from discovery is the brand of gun, when it was last calibrated. Maybe some extra notes. Really won't do much of anything, but it's worth a try. Would be very unlikely the calibration documents were outdated, but worth a try.
Was it used on a tripod? Through the window? Those are things you could bring up, although from 771ft it's going to be difficult.