Videos tagged with Anti Cant Device

This review of the Badger Ordnance Condition One (C1) Mount highlights its robust construction, extensive modularity, and suitability for precision applications. The mount offers various ring sizes, heights, and an optional 20 MOA cant, making it highly configurable. Its unique accessory mounting system allows for integrated red dots, bubble levels, and other devices, though this modularity comes at a premium price. The C1 is recommended for users prioritizing ruggedness and extensive customization for precision shooting.

This video introduces the SG Pulse, an innovative anti-cant device that not only helps maintain a level rifle but also displays the precise degree of cant. The description highlights its functionality and encourages viewers to purchase the device from Paramount Tactical's website. It also promotes "The Dangerous Liberty Podcast," a live show hosted every Wednesday at 7 pm by Paramount Tactical.

This video provides an in-depth review and installation guide for Area 419's standard and cantilever scope mounts. The instructor highlights innovative features like integrated alignment guides, robust construction, and competitive pricing. He demonstrates the mounting process on various rifles, emphasizing the ease of use and the secure fit that prevents scope slippage and ring-pull, making them a top recommendation for precision shooters.

This video provides an in-depth review and installation guide for the MDT LRA Send It electronic level, highlighting its importance for long-range accuracy. The instructor emphasizes how cant introduces significant errors by converting windage to elevation and vice versa. The MDT LRA Send It is presented as a superior alternative to traditional bubble levels due to its digital readout, calibration options, sensitivity adjustments, and visual alerts, ultimately aiming to reduce misses and improve shooter performance.

This video delves into the critical topic of rifle cant and its profound impact on long-range accuracy. It explains the physics and calculus behind how even a slight tilt of the rifle can significantly alter downrange performance. The description also highlights a specific product, the Vortex anti-cant device, and provides a link for purchase, emphasizing the importance of selecting the correct size for one's scope.

This guide details the expert-level process for mounting a rifle scope using precision rings, emphasizing the critical steps for achieving perfect alignment and avoiding reticle cant. Instruction is provided by Chad, demonstrating advanced gunsmithing techniques with specific tools and torque values to ensure long-range accuracy. The process covers leveling the rifle, setting eye relief, and properly torquing all fasteners for a secure and reliable optic installation.

This video from Brownells showcases the Mounting Solutions Plus Anti Cant Device, focusing on its features and benefits. While the specific firearm or rifle it's mounted on isn't detailed, the core purpose of the device is to assist with proper scope alignment and shooting accuracy by preventing cant. The description directs viewers to Brownell's video website for more information.