Videos tagged with Combat Optic

This guide details the process of mounting and zeroing the Trijicon 4x32 ACOG, a combat optic favored for its durability and fixed magnification. It covers optimal mounting positions for supported shooting, the adjustment mechanism for zeroing, and the importance of confirming the BDC reticle at distance. The video also touches on the optic's unique characteristics, such as its tight eye relief and the need for occasional tapping of turrets during zeroing.

This video provides an expert review of the IWI Galil Gen 2 pistol, specifically the short-barreled version, paired with the IWS7 suppressor. The presenters, Kyle and Jason, detail its long-stroke piston system, adjustable gas block, and ergonomic improvements over older Galil models. They also discuss its pistol configuration with an SBA3 brace and highlight the Trijicon Meprolight DeltaPoint optic, offering insights into its performance with different ammunition types.

This video provides an overview of Meprolight optics, highlighting their Mepro 1-8x LPVO, the battle-tested Mepro M22 red dot with fiber optic and tritium illumination, and the fully enclosed Mepro MCO. It emphasizes understanding reticle subtensions and measurements for accurate shooting without dialing turrets, particularly for ranging targets at various distances. The importance of reading the manual for combat optics is stressed due to complex reticle features.

The Trijicon ACOG is presented as a top-tier general-purpose optic, excelling in price, weight, and size while maintaining flexibility. The speaker highlights its superiority over previous models and its reliability in various conditions and applications, emphasizing American manufacturing quality.

This video reviews an evolution of the Trijicon ACOG, specifically addressing common complaints about the TA31 model. The presenter aims to evaluate the reliability and improvements of the new optic compared to its predecessor, considering whether the enhancements justify the increased cost.

This video provides a long-term review of the Trijicon ACOG TAO2, highlighting its evolution from the TA31. The reviewer praises its bomb-proof durability, hand-adjustable turrets, and the significant improvement of a batterypowered LED illumination system over the older tritium/fiber optic methods. It also discusses the integration of a mounting interface for micro red dots, addressing common issues like helmet clacking and the inconvenience of previous top-dot mounting solutions.

This video provides an in-depth overview of the Trijicon VCOG 1-8x28, highlighting its robust construction and suitability for combat applications, as evidenced by its adoption by the US Marine Corps. The presenter details its MIL-STD-810G testing, including extreme drop and impact simulations, and discusses its performance in maintaining zero and optical clarity. Key features like the integrated mount, non-magnifying reticle for close-quarters, and the absence of adjustable turrets for dialing are explained, along with its weight comparison to other optics in its class.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Trijicon VCOG 1-8x28 LPVO, highlighting its rugged, one-piece housing designed for extreme durability, making it a 'bombproof' combat optic. The review notes its unique use of AA batteries for logistical ease, its first focal plane reticle, and a forgiving eyebox, especially at 1x magnification for CQB. While praised for robustness and its USMC issue status, the reviewer points out its high price point, significant weight, and lack of daytime-bright reticle as drawbacks compared to competitors.

This video explores the impact of dot size and reticle options on rifle optics, specifically focusing on fiber optic sights. The speaker demonstrates how different reticle shapes, like a triangle and a circle with a dot, can be used for precise aiming. It highlights that dot size is dependent on the intended use of the rifle, with larger dots suitable for close quarters and smaller aiming points for precision shots. The demonstration includes adjusting a Meprolight M201 combat optic using a bullet casing for windage and elevation.

This review of the Nightforce ATACR 1-8x24 LPVO highlights its premium build quality and optical performance, positioning it as a top choice for combat and law enforcement professionals. The optic features 'nuclear bright' illumination, 10 brightness settings with NV compatibility, and a locking diopter focus. Its optical clarity is noted as sharp and clear, with minimal distortion, even at maximum magnification, and it offers excellent resolution comparable to higher-powered scopes.

This review of the Trijicon VCOG 1-8x LPVO highlights its robust construction, featuring a forged 7075 aluminum body designed for combat applications. While praised for its durability and good glass quality, the review points out significant drawbacks, including unmarked turrets and a reticle lacking wind holds, making it less practical for civilian use compared to its military-oriented design. The optic's weight and illumination limitations for true night vision are also discussed.

This guide details the testing procedure for the 3E Avici 1x-4x Combat Optical Sight, a Turkish clone of the Elcan SpecterDR. It covers mechanical design, optical performance, and critical durability and zero retention tests, highlighting significant failures in the QD mount and zeroing mechanism. The assessment is delivered with a critical, humorous, and technically detailed tone by Brass Facts, demonstrating high authority and expertise in combat optics.