Videos tagged with 5-25x56mm

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Vortex Strike Eagle and the Discovery ED-PRS, two 5-25x56mm first focal plane scopes popular in Precision Rifle Series (PRS) shooting. The reviewer highlights similarities in optical performance at various magnifications, noting slight differences in brightness, color rendition, and chromatic aberration. Key distinctions are found in build features like turret feel, weight, included accessories, and critically, price, with the ED-PRS being significantly more affordable.

This review of the Discovery Optics ED-PRS Gen 2 5-25x56mm scope highlights its improvements over the previous version, focusing on the new MOA reticle and enhanced turrets. The scope features user-resettable turrets with a zero stop, a parallax adjustment from 25 yards to infinity, and integrated throw lever. The reviewer praises the excellent Japanese ED glass for its clarity, sharpness, and color rendition, even at maximum magnification, making it a strong contender in the budget PRS scope market.

This video reviews the Vortex Venom 5-25x56mm Riflescope, highlighting it as a high-value optic. It mentions an affiliate code for Optics Planet and a thank you to American Pawn and Gun in Monroe, NC for ammunition support. The description also includes product codes and disclaimers about affiliate links.

This video provides an overview of the new Brownells Match Precision Optic (MPO) series. Ryan from the Brownells new product team details the features of the 3-15x50mm and 5-25x56mm models, emphasizing their competition-ready design, Japanese manufacturing, and reasonable price point. Key features highlighted include the unique N-OMR™ (Non-Obscuring Milling Reticle) with its glass etching, illumination (6 settings), small floating center dot, 0.5 Mil increments, 0.2 Mil dots in the holdover area, and "hollow" crosshairs designed for better target acquisition at various ranges. Both models also feature adjustable parallax.

The Leupold Mark 5 HD series, introduced at Shot Show 2018, offers feature-rich optics designed with consumer feedback. Key features include a fast-focus eyepiece, an oversized power selector with an integral throw lever, a 35mm main tube for increased adjustment travel, and an offset windage indicator for better visibility. The elevation dial is a three-turn system with a zero lock and the ability to go half a mil below zero for night vision adjustments. The series includes models like the 5-25x56mm and 3.6-18x44mm, emphasizing lightweight design and durability tested to military-grade standards.

This video introduces the NightForce ATACR rifle scope, highlighting its transition from military sniper requirements to a compact hunting package. Greg Stube from NightForce emphasizes its advanced technology, superior clarity, and rugged reliability, making it suitable for demanding long-range applications in both military and hunting scenarios. The scope features a 34mm tube, 5-25x magnification, and a 56mm objective lens.