Videos tagged with 1-6x24mm

This review of the Leupold Patrol 6HD 1-6x24mm riflescope, presented by Brian C. Sheetz of American Rifleman, highlights its robust construction, including a 30mm aluminum tube and a low-profile throw lever. Key features discussed are the CDS-ZL2 elevation turret, customizable for specific ballistic loads like M855 5.56 NATO, and the CM-R2 reticle with Motion Sensor Technology for automatic illumination shut-off. The scope is presented as a capable option for AR-platform rifles.

This video showcases Caleb Savant's new BRN-180 build, featuring a 13.9" barrel with a permanently attached Vortex flash hider to meet the 16" legal length requirement. He highlights several upgrades including a Bravo Company vertical foregrip, American Defense Mfg. scope mount and lower receiver, a Brownells 1-6x24mm optic, Battle Arms Development safety selector, Geissele SSA-E trigger, Bravo Company pistol grip, and a JMac Customs folding stock. The video demonstrates the rifle being used at the range, with a note about potential shell ejection issues for left-handed shooters due to the BRN-180's lack of a deflector. The build is presented as ideal for a compact home defense or truck gun.

This video focuses on two rifle scopes: the Primary Arms SLx8 1-8x24 FFP Riflescope and the Sig Sauer TANGO6T 1-6x24mm. It provides product codes, MPNs, and UPCs for both, along with affiliate links and discount codes for Optics Planet and Callaway Ballistics. The description emphasizes that most items are sent for review and that affiliate links help support the channel. While the specific firearms these optics are mounted on are not detailed, the products themselves are central to the content.

This video features a review of the Sig Sauer TANGO6T 1-6x24mm Riflescope, highlighting its first focal plane (FFP) design. The reviewer emphasizes the scope's quality and functionality, suggesting it is a well-executed LPVO. Discount codes are provided for Optics Planet and Blackout Defense, with the latter offering a discount on rifles. Callaway Ballistics is also mentioned with a shipping promotion. The description includes a disclaimer regarding affiliate links for Amazon, Avantlink, and Campsite, noting that most reviewed items are sent to the channel.

This video reviews the Bear Creek Arsenal (BCA) Billet Rifle, marketed as the cheapest functional rifle available. The description includes affiliate links for various gear brands like Swampfox, LA Police Gear, Axil, and Olight, along with discount codes. It also details the specifications of a US Optics TS-6X rifle scope, highlighting its 1-6x magnification, 30mm tube, and red dot illumination. The creator emphasizes they are not a professional and provides contact information and channel membership options.

This YouTube video review takes a critical look at the US Optics TS-6x24mm rifle scope, questioning its performance relative to its high price point. The reviewer details the scope's specifications, including its 1-6x magnification, 30mm tube, second focal plane reticle, and illuminated red dot. While acknowledging its versatility for short-range engagements like hunting and CQB, the title and description suggest disappointment in its overall value. The video also includes numerous affiliate links and discount codes for various firearm accessory brands, indicating a focus on product promotion within the firearms community.

This video showcases the Sig Sauer Tango6T 1-6x24mm Rifle Scope, highlighting its performance at the Sig Sauer Academy facility on mid-range targets. It emphasizes the scope's design for US Army and special forces, its IPX8 waterproof rating, multiple reticle options, and locking illumination dial with NV settings. The description also notes its suitability for various skill levels due to its Extra-low dispersion and High transmission glass, making it ideal for hunting or competition with excellent low-light clarity.

This video reviews the Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x24mm and 1-8x24mm rifle scopes, highlighting their value for mid-priced tactical carbine and AR15 applications. The reviewer examines key features such as eye relief (especially for nighttime shooting), illumination, size, weight, optical clarity, and reticle functionality. The scopes are tested on a BCM AR15 build and another, undisclosed rifle. A comparison with Swampfox Arrowhead optics is also included, noting the Strike Eagle's popularity and perceived performance exceeding its price point. Links to purchase both Vortex models and the Swampfox series are provided.

This review of the Primary Arms 1-6x24mm ACSS Raptor optic highlights its versatility and value. The optic features a first focal plane ACSS reticle graduated out to 600 yards, compatible with various calibers like 5.56, 6.5 Grendel, and .308. The reviewer demonstrates its effectiveness at 500 yards and discusses its windage and ranging capabilities. Despite being on the heavier side at 18 ounces, it offers significant features for its sub-$400 price point, making it a strong combat-style optic option.

This video revisits the Primary Arms 1-6x24mm ACSS optic, testing its performance at 600 yards with 7.62x39mm ammunition. The review aims to provide accurate chronograph data and ammunition to match the reticle's calibration. Previous testing used readily available Wolf ammunition, which was found to be less accurate at longer ranges due to inconsistent velocity. The video highlights the reticle's effectiveness and the optic's overall value. Future testing will involve the same optic on 300 Blackout.

This review evaluates the Primary Arms 1-6x24 SFP optic, a budget-friendly option under $300, featuring the ACSS reticle. Tested on a 7.62x39mm rifle with Wolf ammunition, it performed acceptably for practical distances and personal defense but showed limitations at extreme ranges (600 yards) due to BDC tracking and bullet destabilization. The optic is recommended for its value and features, with a caution against relying on constant turret adjustments.

This video features Kyle Lamb in the Brownells Studios reviewing the Leupold VX6 line of rifle scopes. He highlights the benefits and features of these optics, explaining why they are his preferred choice for rifle scopes. The specific model mentioned is the 1-6x24mm CDS FireDot Circle Matte Black Scope (526-000-175). The description provides a link for viewers to learn more about the product.