Videos tagged with ACSS Reticle

This video highlights a significant sale on Primary Arms optics, specifically focusing on the PLXC 1-8 Nova LPVO and the SLx MD-21 ACSS red dot sight. It details two attractive optic package deals available during a Texas Independence Day sale, emphasizing the value and features of these premium optics, including their reticle systems and durability. The speaker, identified as a hobbyist, promotes these deals as excellent opportunities for firearm enthusiasts.

Roger Barrera from QVO Tactical showcases the Primary Arms HTX-1 red dot sight at SHOT Show 2026. He highlights its ACSS reticle and extremely low-profile mounting system, which allows for a full co-witness with standard iron sights on platforms like the Glock 47. The optic is noted for its ease of use and immediate availability.

Elliott Delp provides an expert review of the Primary Arms MD-21S (GLx) and MD-21 (SLx) red dot sights, highlighting their affordability and features. He emphasizes their value as budget-friendly alternatives to high-end optics, detailing the ACSS reticle's utility for close-quarters battle and bullet drop compensation. The review is informed by his high authority level in firearms instruction.

This video discusses the perceived short battery life of certain Holosun optics, contrasting it with the longevity of Trijicon RMR Type 2 batteries. The speaker notes a pattern of changing Holosun batteries every 4-5 months, even with shake-awake features and smaller reticles, while RMR Type 2 batteries last around a year. The new Trijicon RCR is highlighted for its larger battery and improved contacts, suggesting better battery retention.

This guide explains the functionality and advantages of prism optics, highlighting their use of internal prisms for a clear, battery-independent etched reticle. It details the Bindon Aiming Concept (BAC) for rapid target acquisition and discusses the utility of BDC reticles like Chevron and ACSS. The content emphasizes how prism optics cater to shooters with astigmatism and compares them to red dots and LPVOs, positioning them as a reliable choice for specific tactical applications.

This video details practical accuracy testing of a BRN-180 Gen 2 Short Barreled Rifle (SBR) chambered in 5.56 NATO, extending to 500 yards with 55-grain ammunition and a 1.5x optic. The assessment highlights the firearm's capabilities and limitations at distance, discussing the challenges of using low-power optics for extended range shooting and the heat generated by the piston system. It also touches on the BRN-180's position as a modernized AR-180 alternative.

This video offers a first-person perspective (POV) showcasing various Holosun optics, ranging from the compact 507k to the feature-rich 507 Comp. It also highlights the 509 optic with the ACSS reticle. The content appears to be a visual demonstration and potentially a review or showcase of these red dot sights in a real-world shooting context, emphasizing their functionality and aiming experience.

This video explains the concept of 'color confirmation' in handgun shooting, particularly with red dot sights at close range. The instructor advises that while a distinct reticle like a dot or chevron is ideal for reacting to color, large MOA rings (like 32 MOA) can be detrimental to this technique. It's recommended to disable such rings if possible to maintain accuracy and effectiveness.

This video showcases the new Springfield Armory TRP pistol in 9mm, featuring an Optic Cut with the Agency Optic System (AOS). The presenter highlights its 4.25-inch barrel, Contour Carry setup, and a bobtail grip. Initial shooting impressions are positive, noting the smooth trigger and good performance with Super Vel ammunition. The video also briefly touches on a QVO Tactical holster designed for this pistol.

This video showcases a highly customized LTT Beretta 1301 shotgun, demonstrating expert-level accessory integration. The presenter, exhibiting experienced authority, highlights the benefits of a JK SBSX suppressor, Holosun 509T optic with ACSS reticle, Inforce light, and Chisel Machining stock. The setup is presented as an exceptionally user-friendly and effective configuration for tactical applications.

This review of the Primary Arms GLX 1x Prism Optic with ACSS reticle highlights its suitability for shooters with astigmatism and those preferring non-battery-dependent aiming. The optic offers daylight-bright illumination, a durable build, and versatile reticle features for various shooting scenarios. It's presented as a strong mid-tier option compared to red dots, with considerations for weight and mount durability.

This review of the Primary Arms SLX 5x36MM Prism Gen 3 optic highlights its ACSS reticle with ranging capabilities and dual illumination colors (red/green). While praised for its value and features like an adjustable diopter, the review notes limitations in glass clarity compared to higher-end optics, a smaller eyebox impacting rapid target acquisition, and a reticle design that can be suboptimal for close-quarters engagement. The optic is recommended as a capable entry-level magnified optic, particularly for those new to BDC reticles and magnification.