Videos tagged with Ballistic App

This guide details a long-range shooting session focusing on zeroing the Vector Continental 2-12 scope and comparing the ballistic performance of different 5.56mm ammunition types. It highlights the importance of proper zeroing procedures, utilizing ballistic calculators, and understanding how ammunition changes affect holdovers. The instructor, an experienced hobbyist, self-critically analyzes personal errors in zeroing and technical failures with apps, emphasizing lessons learned for future range trips.

This video reviews a new ballistic app for long-range shooting, highlighting its user-friendly interface and ease of use. The creator mentions a partnership with the app company and offers discounts on their Shot Caller System. The app has been tested against competitors like AP Quantum and Strelok. Contact information is provided for inquiries.

This video review focuses on the ThermNight Scope by DNT Optics, a device combining thermal and night vision capabilities. The reviewer highlights its numerous features, including an onboard laser rangefinder, integrated ballistic app, and video recording functionality. While acknowledging some drawbacks, the reviewer praises the scope's value for money. The video also includes links to support the creator and purchase related merchandise.

This video focuses on the Revic BR4 Rangefinder, presented as a highly advanced device for long-distance shooting. It highlights the rangefinder's integrated weather station and its compatibility with a wind meter and Revic's ballistic app, positioning it as a comprehensive tool for serious marksmen aiming to improve their accuracy at extended ranges. The content is framed within the #SundayGunday series, suggesting a regular feature for firearms-related enthusiasts.

This video provides a data-driven guide on how to properly zero an LPVO (Low Power Variable Optic) or red dot sight on an AR-15 platform. It covers essential steps including using a chronograph and ballistic app for accuracy, and details the process of achieving a rough zero, base zero, and final zero, followed by confirmation. The content is aimed at serious firearm owners seeking precise optic calibration for their rifles.

This video focuses on the Sig Kilo 10k Solution, specifically detailing how to "true" its ballistic solver. The presenter asks viewers for their preferred methods of obtaining ballistic data, offering options like traditional paper charts versus modern technology such as Kestrel weather meters or smartphone ballistic apps. The video is sponsored by ARKEN Optics.

This video features a review of the Magnetospeed V3 Chronograph by Kit Badger. The reviewer highlights its bayonet-style design, ease of setup, and user-friendliness. The chronograph's ability to provide ballistic data is emphasized, enabling users to achieve accurate first-round hits by pairing firearms, ammunition, optics, and ballistic apps. The reviewer mentions using applications like Applied Ballistics and the Sig Kilo 5K Rangefinder integration, which provide shooting solutions after ranging a target. The video also briefly touches on the reviewer's loadout, including clothing and gloves.

This video captures a fun day at the range with friends, focusing on a new rifle owner's introduction to bolt-action shooting. The session involves zeroing a new rifle, chronography with a Magneto Speed, and ballistic app usage. The content highlights a collaborative shooting experience and showcases various firearms and gear, emphasizing the enjoyment of spending time with friends while engaging in shooting activities.

This guide covers Low Power Variable Optics (LPVOs) for the AR-15, detailing magnification choices based on range and the importance of daylight bright illumination. It explains the differences between Second Focal Plane (SFP) and First Focal Plane (FFP) reticles, and discusses reticle types like Mil-radian and MOA. Proper scope mounting height, leveling techniques, and zeroing procedures using ballistic apps are also addressed, along with advanced techniques like occluded shooting.

This YouTube video, Part 3 of the Gseven Ballistic Calculator series, focuses on the outputs generated by the calculator. It covers essential elements like units of measurement, tabular data displays, and drop charts, providing a detailed look at how the calculator presents ballistic information to the user. The content aims to clarify the practical application and interpretation of the calculator's results.

This video, "Gseven Ballistic Calculator - Part 1," introduces the Gseven Ballistic Calculator. It covers the initial login process, explains how to input basic parameters necessary for ballistic calculations, demonstrates the save functionality for user data and settings, and points viewers to the available help files for further assistance. This is the first part of a series likely to delve deeper into the calculator's features.

This video introduces the Gseven Ballistic Calculator, a free online tool designed for long-range hunters. Gunwerks Product Engineer Aaron Davidson provides an overview of the calculator's core features, highlighting its comprehensive yet user-friendly interface for determining firing solutions in long-range shooting scenarios.