Videos tagged with ACSS Reticle

Roger Barrera from QVO Tactical showcases the Primary Arms HTX-1 handgun red dot at SHOT Show 2026. The optic features an ACSS reticle designed for quick aiming and a proprietary low-profile mounting system. Barrera demonstrates its compatibility with standard iron sights on a Glock 47, highlighting its ability to achieve a full co-witness without suppressor-height sights. The HTX-1 is noted for its in-stock availability.

Elliott Delp reviews the budget-friendly Primary Arms GLX red dot, priced around $200. He highlights the versatile ACSS-CQB reticle with its horseshoe, chevron, and BDC, noting its customizable display. The optic features a solar backup for the battery and an adjustable mounting system for optimal sight picture.

Elliott Delp reviews the Primary Arms MD-21S (GLx) and MD-21 (SLx) red dot sights, highlighting their affordability and value. He emphasizes the versatility of the ACSS reticle and positions these optics as strong alternatives to much more expensive models, backed by a lifetime warranty.

Elliott Delp and Sparky review the Primary Arms MD-21 (SLx) and MD-21S (GLx) red dot sights. The GLx model offers a solar option and advanced ACSS reticle configurations for an additional $40-$50 over the SLx model, which features a standard 2 MOA dot. Both optics are praised for their value and feature a 2 MOA dot, 12 illumination settings, and Aimpoint Micro footprint.

Prism optics offer a battery-independent, durable alternative to red dots, particularly beneficial for shooters with astigmatism. They utilize an internal prism for a clear, etched reticle and often feature BDC reticles like ACSS for precise long-range aiming without turret adjustments. While fixed magnification limits close-quarters speed compared to red dots, they provide a robust solution for AR-15 platforms.

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 features a range test and review of the Primary Arms GLx 1x Prism Optic with the ACSS auto-ranging BDC reticle. The reviewer discusses the optic's features and provides an overall assessment, aiming to determine if it's the best 1x prism optic available. The video also includes links to merchandise and other content from the creator.

This video delves into the appeal of the ACSS reticle, a popular aiming solution for firearms. While the specific firearms or calibers are not explicitly mentioned, the discussion around reticles strongly suggests a focus on modern sporting rifles or precision shooting platforms. The description highlights training opportunities and community engagement through social media, indicating a practical and educational approach to firearm optics. Viewers interested in improving their aiming capabilities or understanding advanced reticle designs will find this content relevant.

This video showcases an AK-47 platform rifle, specifically a Zastava ZPAP, being used for extended range shooting from 300 to 700 yards. The demonstration highlights the importance of understanding bullet drop, ranging, and wind calls over minute-of-angle accuracy at greater distances. It features the use of an ACSS reticle and a B5 Systems DMR stock, with a HuxWrx Ti Flow suppressor attached. The shooter emphasizes that consistent practice at longer ranges improves proficiency.

This video focuses on the Primary Arms NOVA 1-6 ACSS LPVO optic. As an LPVO (Low Power Variable Optic), it's designed for versatile use, offering a range of magnification options suitable for various shooting scenarios. The ACSS reticle, a signature of Primary Arms, likely provides advanced aiming features. While no specific firearm is mentioned as being demonstrated, an LPVO like this is commonly paired with AR-15 platforms for applications ranging from close-quarters to medium-range engagements.

The Primary Arms SLx 3x Micro Prism offers a durable, lightweight, and feature-rich alternative to traditional optics. Its ACSS reticle provides advanced aiming capabilities, while the shake-awake feature and long battery life enhance usability. Despite its Chinese manufacturing, it delivers excellent value with robust construction tested up to .450 Bushmaster.

This video expresses a personal opinion about the ACSS reticle, stating the creator wouldn't use it. The description provides links to in-person classes and digital coaching from Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG), Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon, and the PSTG podcast. The content appears to be focused on firearm-related training and potentially gear opinions.