Videos tagged with Capped Turrets

This review of the EOTech Vudu 3-9x32 LPVO highlights its utility on AR-15 platforms. The optic features clear Japanese glass, an MOA reticle usable for holdoffs, and a daylight-bright illuminated center. While not a true BDC, its reticle hash marks can be zeroed for specific distances, offering versatility. The reviewer notes its compact size, aluminum forging construction, and smooth magnification adjustment.

The EOTech VuduX line offers quality riflescopes at a more affordable price point, leveraging EOTech's reputation for dependability. These scopes feature second focal plane reticles and capped turrets, making them simpler and more economical than some higher-end options. The VuduX is presented as a solid choice for hunters and shooters seeking reliable performance without a premium cost.

This review from 704 Tactical provides a detailed comparison of two budget-friendly CVLIFE LPVOs: the EagleFeather 1-6x and the EagleTalon 1-6x. The expert assessment highlights their value for under $150, including mounts and lens covers. The EagleTalon is recommended for its superior glass clarity, BDC reticle suitable for .223/5.56 and .308/7.62, and locking turrets, making it ideal for distance shooting. The EagleFeather, with its circle-dot reticle and brighter illumination, is better suited for close-quarters engagements.

This guide, presented by former Army Ranger sniper Ryan Cleckner, details the function and use of rifle scope turrets. It covers identifying elevation and windage turrets, understanding measurement units (MOA vs. Mils), and operating various turret types including capped, uncapped, and locking mechanisms. Proper use is essential for accurate long-range shooting and zeroing.

This expert review by Jimmy B Rodriguez compares two top-tier LPVOs: the Nightforce ATACR 1-8x24 F1 and the Vortex Razor HD Gen III 1-10x24. Rodriguez, demonstrating high authority and extensive experience, analyzes key features like reticle design, glass clarity, distortion, turret functionality, and illumination. He provides practical insights for consumers considering significant investments in tactical optics, emphasizing the importance of warranty and accessibility through retailers like Big Tex Ordnance.

This guide details the installation and zeroing process for the Vortex Strike Eagle 1-8x24 OPMOD riflescope on an AR-15 platform. It covers essential safety checks, proper mounting techniques using a Hirom scope mount, achieving correct eye relief, leveling the scope, and zeroing the turrets. The guide also touches upon testing the illumination and confirming the AR-BDC3 reticle's holdover points, drawing on the authoritative insights of an experienced firearms instructor.

This review covers the Nikon Black Force 100 1-6x24 scope, highlighting its value for money in the tactical and sports optics market. The reviewer praises its true 1x magnification for close engagements, illuminated reticle with stop points, and smooth, capped quarter MOA turrets. It's noted for its durability, suitable for 3-gun competition, and its ability to reach out to 500 yards with its 6x magnification. The scope is considered a versatile option for CQB, tactical use, and hunting.

This review of the Trijicon AccuPoint TR24 1-4x30mm scope highlights its value proposition as a battery-free, dual-illumination optic. While praised for its lightweight design, ACOG-quality glass, and daylight brightness, the reviewer identifies the reticle as a significant drawback for longer-range engagements. It's recommended as a red dot analog for distances up to 200 yards, offering occasional magnification capability.

The Leupold Mark 5 HD series, introduced at Shot Show 2018, offers feature-rich optics designed with consumer feedback. Key features include a fast-focus eyepiece, an oversized power selector with an integral throw lever, a 35mm main tube for increased adjustment travel, and an offset windage indicator for better visibility. The elevation dial is a three-turn system with a zero lock and the ability to go half a mil below zero for night vision adjustments. The series includes models like the 5-25x56mm and 3.6-18x44mm, emphasizing lightweight design and durability tested to military-grade standards.

This YouTube video announces a giveaway for a Nightforce 2.5-10x42mm NXS Compact Riflescope, presented by OpticsPlanet.com at SHOT Show 2014. The description highlights the scope's compact design and capped turrets, making it suitable for hunting and target shooting. The retail price is mentioned as $1900, and viewers are directed to the OpticsPlanet.com Facebook page for entry details.