Videos tagged with Ballistic Software

The DNT Optics ThermKnight is a multi-function optic combining thermal, digital night vision, and digital day optic capabilities. It features an integrated laser rangefinder with ballistic software, IR illuminator, and onboard recording. While offering a wide array of features for its price point, the user interface is noted as unintuitive, and the rangefinder's effective distance may be limited in field conditions. The reviewer suggests it's a strong budget option for those entering thermal or night vision technology.

This video provides a first look at several new products. It showcases the Q LLC BoomBox and Pork Chop silencer, which are designed for the 8.6 Blackout caliber. Also featured is the DNT Optics ThermNight, an all-in-one day, night vision, and thermal optic with a built-in laser rangefinder and ballistic software. Additionally, the Gathering Of Minds (GOM) HMBC battery holder for helmets, functioning as a counterweight for night vision, is presented. The reviewer briefly mentions testing the setup with Just Cause Solutions subsonic ammunition and notes some failures to lock back due to environmental factors and ammunition optimization, but praises its quiet operation.

This video reviews the Leupold BX-4 Range HD 10x42mm binoculars, highlighting their integrated rangefinding capabilities with True Ballistic Range/Windage (TBR/W) technology. It details their performance in ranging natural and reflective targets, the clarity of their red OLED display, and their suitability for various lighting conditions. The review also covers magnification, field of view, objective lens size, and user comfort features, positioning them as a high-performance tool for shooters and hunters.

This video demonstrates a practical method for vetting the accuracy of rifle scope turrets. By shooting groups at calculated distances and measuring the actual impact shift after dialing a specific amount, shooters can determine the true mechanical movement per click or unit of adjustment. This process is crucial for ensuring ballistic software accuracy and achieving precise shots at extended ranges, as even high-end scopes can have slight deviations.

This video features a discussion between firearms instructors Ray Helms and Gary (Paramount Tactical) covering a wide range of topics including YouTube content creation, long-range shooting techniques, ballistics, rifle calibers, and suppressor technology. They delve into the challenges of wind reading, the importance of shooting data, and the practical application of various rifle platforms and accessories in competitive shooting scenarios. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of firearms content on YouTube and the technical advancements in suppressor design.

This video, part four of a series on hunting like a sniper, focuses on essential equipment. It emphasizes investing in high-quality optics, particularly those with good glass made in Japan, for better light transmission, crucial for low-light hunting. The instructor also covers the utility of trail cameras for pattern analysis, topographic mapping apps for terrain planning, communication radios for group coordination, and advanced tools like night vision and thermal optics for spotting game. The guide stresses the importance of proper gear for cold weather, scent control, and stable shooting platforms to improve hunting success.

This guide details field operations for the Barrett M107A1 .50 caliber rifle, as demonstrated by retired US Special Forces member Karl Erickson. It covers setup with specialized accessories like the Mil Systems Group shooting rest and Leupold Mark 8 optics, emphasizing the rifle's reduced weight, suppressor-ready muzzle brake, and semi-automatic capability for rapid, effective engagement.

The Bushnell Elite CONX system integrates environmental data with Applied Ballistics software and a Bushnell rangefinder via Bluetooth. This provides shooters with real-time, gun-specific ballistic solutions, accounting for environmental factors and ammunition performance, simplifying long-range engagements.

This is the second part of a video series focusing on the Gseven Ballistic Calculator. The content emphasizes calculating advanced ballistic factors such as spin drift and the Coriolis effect for precise long-range shooting. It also details how to use trajectory validation to determine a firearm's true muzzle velocity, crucial for accurate ballistics.

This recap of Day 3 of SHOT Show 2012, presented by Steve Ledin, Director of Technical Sales & Product Intelligence for OpticsPlanet, highlights new tactical gear. Key introductions include Swarovski's range-finding binoculars, Streamlight's TLR-4 weapon light, Nikon's P-223/P-308 riflescopes and SpotOn Ballistic Technology, and EOTech's Zombie Stopper sight. The segment also covers Insight's integrated forend light for popular shotguns.

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 YouTube video, "Quickstart7: Number Tab - G7 Handheld Ballistic Calculator", features Gunwerks Product Engineer Aaron Davidson providing a detailed demonstration of the "Number Tab" on the G7 Handheld Ballistic Calculator. The calculator is specifically designed for long-range hunters, aiming to offer a comprehensive yet user-friendly firing solution. The content focuses on navigating and utilizing this specific feature within the device.