Videos tagged with 4x Magnification

This video argues that the Trijicon ACOG TA31 remains the premier optic for 'doomsday' or 'no rule of law' scenarios due to its battery-free illumination, legendary durability, and proven reliability in extreme conditions. The instructor, with over 13 years of experience and extensive round count, details its performance in various environments and its set-and-forget simplicity. It highlights the importance of zeroing with M855 ammunition and the effectiveness of its bullet drop compensator.

This video reviews the Monstrom Tactical Ruckus Prism Optics, highlighting their affordability and features. The 3X model is available for $49.99 and the 4X for $54.99. Both feature Shakeaway technology, a prism offset design, clear glass, and adjustable diopters, making them excellent budget-friendly options for various shooting applications.

This guide, based on an expert assessment from Brass Facts, details how to effectively utilize an ACOG combined with a red dot sight. It highlights the ACOG's durability and wide field of view as key advantages, while also addressing the significant challenge of the red dot's height over bore and the optic's limitations for long-range precision. The assessment concludes that the ACOG stack is a top-tier choice for specific mid-range 'field rifle' applications where weight and reliability are critical.

This video provides an in-depth review and installation guide for the Trijicon ACOG TA02 4x magnification optic with a red crosshair reticle. It highlights the optic's durability, battery-powered illumination, and etched reticle as key advantages over traditional tritium models. The installation process is detailed, emphasizing proper mounting techniques for optimal eye relief and zero retention, along with advice on reticle selection and battery usage.

This guide details the installation and zeroing process for the Leupold Mark 4 HAMR, a 4x prism optic designed as a competitor to the Trijicon ACOG. It covers mounting, eye relief adjustment, and initial zeroing procedures. The information is presented with the authority of an experienced firearms gear reviewer, emphasizing practical application and technical specifications.

Elliott Delp, a tactical gear reviewer, provides an enthusiastic look at the Trijicon ACOG, a highly regarded optic for the M4 platform. He highlights its iconic status alongside Aimpoint and EOTech, and details its technical specifications, including its Bullet Drop Compensator reticle, rugged construction, and dual illumination system.

This guide details the inspection, loading, and firing techniques for an AK-74 rifle equipped with a 1P29 optic, as demonstrated by an instructor with high authority. It covers safe handling, target engagement from multiple perspectives, and analysis of the rifle's mechanical operation through slow-motion footage. The use of the 1P29 optic's specific reticle and magnification is also highlighted.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Trijicon ACOG TA31 Aurora, highlighting its unique ACSS ranging reticle and Bindon Aiming Concept. The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, demonstrates how the reticle facilitates rapid target acquisition and ranging, even at extended distances, by allowing shooters to estimate target height and distance without complex calculations. The review emphasizes the optic's effectiveness for both close-quarters and mid-range engagements, noting its utility for increasing first-round hit probability.

This guide covers the installation and initial setup of the Steiner S432 4x Battle Prism Optic, drawing from expert insights. It details mounting, height adjustment using spacers, accessory attachment via M-LOK, diopter adjustment for reticle clarity, and BDC reticle calibration. The review highlights the optic's robust construction and German Schott glass, positioning it as a strong contender against established optics like the Trijicon ACOG.

This review of the Trijicon TA01 4x ACOG optic highlights its robust construction, fixed 4x magnification, and tritium-illuminated reticle. It details the NSN vs. non-NSN variants, the integrated backup iron sights, and discusses trade-offs in eye relief and field of view. The video also covers reticle ranging capabilities, mounting options, and compares it to other ACOG models, emphasizing its durability and suitability for combat environments.

This guide details how to overcome the common short eye relief issue with 4x Trijicon ACOGs, particularly the TA31 model. Instruction from Mrgunsngear demonstrates a practical mounting solution: reversing the order of the optic and backup iron sights. By mounting the ACOG further back over the charging handle and placing the BUIS in front, shooters can achieve better eye relief and a more comfortable shooting posture, even with the trade-off of a slightly reduced BUIS sight radius.

This review of the Trijicon TA02 ACOG 4x Battery Illuminated LED Combat Optic highlights its key features and benefits. The LED illumination addresses traditional ACOG limitations in varying light conditions, allowing users to set reticle brightness. It offers a clear 4x magnification with a wide field of view and a BDC reticle for range estimation. The optic is noted for its ruggedness, comparable to traditional ACOGs, and its compatibility with night vision devices on a specific setting.