Videos tagged with 34mm Scope Mount

This video from Paramount Tactical Solutions, hosted by Gary Melton, provides an easy-to-follow guide on mounting rifle scopes. It highlights two types of scope mounts: standard and cantilever, discussing their innovative features designed to prevent optic slippage and speed up the mounting process. The video covers various tube sizes (30, 34, 35, and 36mm) and demonstrates the setup procedure. The description also promotes Area 419 mounts, Paramount Tactical's newsletter, training courses, merchandise, and their "Dangerous Liberty" podcast, while highlighting Gary Melton's extensive Special Forces background and Paramount Tactical's expertise in training military, LE, and civilians.

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.

This video review focuses on budget-friendly and high-value scope mounts for firearms. It highlights several specific models, including offset scope rings, Warhuntusa cantilever offset mounts in both 30mm and 34mm with 0 MOA, a Gunnr 30mm cantilever mount, and a 34mm tube scope mount with a 2-inch offset and 20 MOA. The video aims to provide viewers with practical options for enhancing their rifle setups without breaking the bank, with links provided for purchasing the featured items. The channel also mentions that most items are sent for review.

This review details the Tier-One Unimounts 34mm scope mount, highlighting its high-grade 7075 T6 aluminum construction, Milspec anodized finish, and robust titanium screws designed for heavy recoil. Key features include a built-in bubble level and an innovative leveling wedge system for precise reticle alignment, crucial for long-range shooting. The reviewer emphasizes the quality of presentation and materials, recommending it for serious shooters.

This video reviews several new firearm products from Brownells, SPUR, Dead Air Armament, and James Madison Tactical. Key items include Brownells' reintroduced retro AR-15/M16 barrels with period-correct profiles and twist rates, SPUR's new QD optic mounts offering high clamping surface area and a leveling feature, Dead Air's KEMO adapters for cross-compatibility between SilencerCo suppressors and Dead Air muzzle devices, and James Madison Tactical's CNC-machined drop-in AR-15 trigger with a crisp pull.