Videos tagged with 1-10x Magnification

This video, featuring John Lovell from Warrior Poet Society, highlights the critical difference in target identification capabilities between a 1-4x and a 1-10x LPVO optic on an AR-15 platform. Lovell, a former Army Ranger, demonstrates how insufficient magnification (1-4x) can lead to misidentification of targets, while a higher magnification (1-10x) optic, like the Vortex Razor HD Gen III, provides the necessary clarity for accurate assessment in combat scenarios.

This guide details the process of bore sighting a Primary Arms SLX 1-10x28 SFP optic using a Tactical Elites SightRight 2.0 bore sighter, as demonstrated by sootch00. It emphasizes the importance of a safe and efficient method for initial zeroing. The scope itself is highlighted for its 'red dot bright' illumination and versatile 1-10x magnification range, making it suitable for both close-quarters and distance engagements.

This guide details the zeroing and turret adjustment process for the Maven RS.6 1-10x28 LPVO, as demonstrated by an expert instructor. It covers using the turret cap as a tool for zero reset, emphasizing practical application for shooters. The instruction highlights the scope's features and performance, drawing on deep technical knowledge and real-world shooting experience.

This video discusses the Gideon Guardian LPVO, highlighting its clean reticle and 1-10x magnification. While suitable for civilian use requiring a durable optic, the instructor argues it's not ideal for special forces due to the extreme conditions they face, such as water resistance and overpressure requirements.

This review of the CVLife Bear Swift 1-10x FFP LPVO highlights its performance as a budget-friendly optic. The reviewer notes good glass quality, accurate color rendition, and sharp images, especially at higher magnifications. However, compromises include non-daylight bright illumination, a tight eyebox typical of 1-10x FFP designs, and some distortion at 1x. The turrets are described as loud, tactile, and resettable, with 0.5 MOA clicks.

This video reviews the Maven RS6 1-10x28 LPVO, highlighting its direct-to-consumer model, high-quality Japanese glass, and versatility for sport shooters and tactical enthusiasts. Key features include a true 1x low end for fast acquisition, 10x for mid-range engagements, a 28mm objective lens, 34mm tube for better light transmission, and a first focal plane illuminated reticle (CFR-2 mil). The optic boasts a locking elevation turret with a zero stop, toolless adjustments, and a capped windage turret, all within a rugged, waterproof, and fog-proof design.

The Gideon Optics Guardian LPVO is presented as a versatile "do-all" optic suitable for a range of rifle platforms like the Ruger Mini-14. Its 1-10x magnification, second focal plane design, and illuminated etched reticle offer flexibility for both close-quarters engagements and longer-range precision shots. The reviewer highlights its utility for target identification and hunting scenarios.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Gideon Guardian 1-10x LPVO, recently installed on a Ruger Mini-14. The presenter discusses its features, including first focal plane reticle, 11 brightness settings, and an etched reticle for battery-free use. The video also showcases a Glock 17 Gen 3 and a customized RPK, comparing them and discussing their respective calibers and features. Initial impressions of the LPVO are positive, with plans for range testing.

This review covers the Gunnr Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) with a 1-10x magnification range and a 34mm tube. The reviewer details the process of zeroing the optic at 50 and 100 yards using Winchester White Box ammunition, noting the impact of a suppressor. Key features discussed include clear glass, locking turrets, and true 1x on the low end, with some drawbacks like a stiff power adjustment ring and dim reticle brightness in bright conditions.

This video provides a practical demonstration of setting up and utilizing the Heckler & Koch SL8 rifle paired with a Triton Orion 1-10x24 FFP LPVO. The Guns Blazing Ranch host showcases proficient firearm handling, including smooth magazine transitions and effective use of the optic's variable magnification during live fire exercises on an outdoor range. The content highlights the rifle's performance and the optic's features in a hands-on manner.

This review covers the Vector Optics Continental x10 1-10x FFP LPVO, highlighting its first focal plane design which allows reticle subtensions to remain accurate at all magnification levels. The optic features German ED glass with 93% light transmission, a 34mm tube for ample adjustment range, and a zero stop with turret lock. While praised for its reticle usability across the magnification range and its premium build quality for its price point, the reviewer notes limitations in daytime brightness, eye relief, and eyebox forgiveness compared to some competitors.

This review of the Gideon Optics Guardian 1-10x LPVO highlights its budget-friendly nature and impressive features for its price point. While the glass clarity is good, with a notable exception at the edges, the reticle design is praised for its usability. The scope's eye box is forgiving, even at 10x magnification. However, a significant drop test revealed that the included 6061 aluminum mount is prone to bending, causing a loss of zero, a common trade-off in budget optics.