Videos tagged with 4x32

This video features the shooting of an M16A4 clone rifle built on a Windham Weaponry 20" Government platform. The rifle is equipped with a Knights Armament Company (KAC) M5 RAS handguard and a Blue Force Gear (BFG) VCAS sling. A Trijicon ACOG 4x32 scope, specifically the TA31RCO-A4CP model, is mounted on the rifle, indicating a focus on the rifle's build, accessories, and optics. The video likely showcases the rifle's performance and handling during a range session.

This review provides an expert-level analysis of the Trijicon ACOG, focusing on its legendary durability, dual-illumination system (fiber optic and tritium), and construction from 7075-T6 forged aluminum. Nutnfancy, a veteran reviewer, highlights its combat-proven history and discusses considerations like price, weight compared to modern red dots, critical eye relief, and the prevalence of counterfeits. The ACOG is presented as a robust, battery-free optic ideal for specific tactical applications where ruggedness is paramount.

This video from OpticsPlanet.com introduces the NcSTAR Mark III Tactical Series Generation 2 Riflescope. The presenter highlights its 4x32 magnification, available reticle options (P4 Sniper or Mil-Dot), and unique green or blue illumination choices for enhanced visibility. A key feature mentioned is the built-in bullet drop compensator on the elevation turret, making it a potentially valuable optic for its price point. The description encourages viewers to visit OpticsPlanet.com for purchase and the OpticsPlanet.com forum to share their thoughts.

This YouTube video highlights Nikon's Prostaff Rimfire Riflescopes, available at OpticsPlanet.com. It showcases two specific models: the 4x32 with a Nikoplex reticle and the 3-9x40 with a BDC 150 reticle. The description emphasizes the versatility of the Prostaff series, mentioning multiple magnification and reticle options, and its compatibility with Nikon's Spot-On Technology for ballistic calculations. The scopes are praised for their clear image, user-friendly adjustments, and suitability for range use or field applications.