Videos tagged with Chevron Reticle

This video argues that the Trijicon ACOG TA31 remains the premier optic for 'doomsday' or 'no rule of law' scenarios due to its battery-free illumination, legendary durability, and proven reliability in extreme conditions. The instructor, with over 13 years of experience and extensive round count, details its performance in various environments and its set-and-forget simplicity. It highlights the importance of zeroing with M855 ammunition and the effectiveness of its bullet drop compensator.

This video reviews the Monstrom Tactical Ruckus Prism Optics, highlighting their affordability and features. The 3X model is available for $49.99 and the 4X for $54.99. Both feature Shakeaway technology, a prism offset design, clear glass, and adjustable diopters, making them excellent budget-friendly options for various shooting applications.

This video reviews the Stag 15 M4 AR-15 rifle, highlighting its classic A2-style features and compatibility with modern accessories. It pairs the rifle with a Trijicon 4x ACOG optic, detailing the optic's battery-free illumination and reticle design calibrated for 5.56 NATO. The review also showcases innovative 3D targets from Target Nation, designed to improve shooter understanding of target facing.

This video explains the concept of 'color confirmation' in handgun shooting, particularly with red dot sights at close range. The instructor advises that while a distinct reticle like a dot or chevron is ideal for reacting to color, large MOA rings (like 32 MOA) can be detrimental to this technique. It's recommended to disable such rings if possible to maintain accuracy and effectiveness.

This review highlights the Primary Arms GLx 1x MicroPrism as a top-tier optic, emphasizing its superior eyebox and eye relief compared to the SLX model. It excels in dynamic shooting scenarios, offering an etched reticle for use without illumination, advanced reticle features like ranging and bullet drop compensation, and exceptional glass clarity. The GLX is recommended for those seeking enhanced performance and forgiveness in target acquisition, especially for roles like truck guns or personal defense rifles.

This video features JB from EOTech discussing the technical differences between holographic sights and red dot sights, highlighting the advantages of EOTech's holographic technology, such as superior reticle clarity, true point source aiming, and enhanced performance with magnifiers. The conversation also delves into EOTech's Voodoo line of rifle scopes, emphasizing their commitment to quality and durability, and introduces the new DCR (Danger Close Reticle) designed for home defense and close-quarters engagements.

This review covers the Primary Arms 1-6x24 K.I.S.S. Reticle Gen 3 scope, highlighting its budget-friendly nature without sacrificing quality. The scope features a simple yet effective K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple Stupid) reticle, designed for quick target acquisition. It's noted for its clear glass, durable construction, and a lifetime warranty, making it a strong contender for AR-15 platforms.

This review of the Trijicon TA11 ACOG highlights its durability, clarity, and fixed 3.5x magnification. The optic features tritium and fiber optic illumination, a Chevron reticle calibrated for ranging, and a robust build suitable for various applications. While the TA51 mount is functional, aftermarket options may offer weight savings and improved security. The TA11 is presented as a versatile, all-around ACOG option, particularly for those prioritizing eye relief over the wider field of view of the TA31.

This review of the Trijicon TA02 ACOG 4x Battery Illuminated LED Combat Optic highlights its key features and benefits. The LED illumination addresses traditional ACOG limitations in varying light conditions, allowing users to set reticle brightness. It offers a clear 4x magnification with a wide field of view and a BDC reticle for range estimation. The optic is noted for its ruggedness, comparable to traditional ACOGs, and its compatibility with night vision devices on a specific setting.

This guide details the installation and use of the See All Open Sight, a cost-effective alternative to traditional red dots. It covers mounting via a dovetail replacement, adjustment procedures, and reticle options (chevron and crosshair), emphasizing its dual illumination (tritium/fiber optic) and performance in adverse conditions. The instruction is presented with practical insights from an experienced firearms reviewer.

This video provides an expert overview of the Trijicon ACOG TA11E 3.5x35 scope, highlighting its suitability for .308 caliber rifles like the AR-10 and FAL. It details the chevron ranging reticle, calibrated for .308 up to 800 meters, and its dual illumination system powered by fiber optics and tritium, eliminating the need for batteries. The scope is designed for shooting with both eyes open, enhancing target acquisition and situational awareness.

This guide details the process of installing a battery and adjusting the illumination for the Trijicon TA02 4x32 ACOG, as presented by a tactical expert from OpticsPlanet. It covers the AA battery insertion and the use of the side-mounted brightness adjustment for various reticle options like the Crosshair, Chevron, and Horseshoe. The expert emphasizes the rugged durability and new illuminated reticle choices available for this model.