Videos tagged with Combat Zero

This guide details the proper procedure for zeroing a rifle for combat engagements. It emphasizes correct optic mounting, grouping to confirm fundamentals, understanding bullet drop compensators, and choosing between a 25-meter or 50-meter zero based on expected engagement distances. The instructor stresses the importance of confirming the zero at range and avoiding common mistakes like resting the barrel on supports.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to zeroing and calibrating the M1 Garand's iron sights. It covers pre-flight checks, initial zeroing at 25 yards, and calibration of the elevation drum for multiple ranges. The instructor emphasizes the importance of understanding minute-of-angle adjustments and offers practical tips for ensuring accuracy with this classic battle rifle.

This guide details an advanced technique for achieving an improved battlesight zero on the M16A2 rifle, as demonstrated by an expert firearms instructor. The method allows for a 50/200 yard zero while retaining the ability to dial for known distances, enhancing the rifle's versatility. It involves a specific adjustment of the rear sight's elevation drum using a small Allen wrench and an elevation tool.

This guide details how to effectively use and adjust the M16A2 iron sights, considered by many to be superior. It covers understanding the combat zero setting for 0-200 meters and how to utilize the elevation adjustment wheel for longer ranges, emphasizing the sight's ergonomic visibility from multiple angles. Instruction is provided by an expert with deep technical familiarity with the platform.

This video demonstrates the process of zeroing an LPVO on a Daniel Defense MK18 SBR using a 25-yard zero. The instructor emphasizes that this is not a recommendation for the 'best' zero but a demonstration of popular methods to extend effective range. They highlight the importance of understanding how ammunition, optics, and height over bore interact with wind conditions to achieve consistent hits at various distances.

This guide details how to establish a 25-yard zero for a rifle equipped with a Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO), specifically using a Vortex Razor Gen 3 1-10 on a DDM4V7. The process involves zeroing at 25 yards and then observing and compensating for bullet drop at extended ranges up to 400 yards. Expert instruction from Trey Sprinkle and Mike of Aeolus Defense emphasizes understanding individual rifle and ammunition performance, factoring in environmental conditions like wind and temperature for effective long-range accuracy.

This overview of the Riton X5 Tactix 1-6x24 scope highlights its suitability for close to mid-range applications. The presenter emphasizes the importance of exit pupil size for comfortable viewing at different magnifications and discusses the scope's first focal plane reticle, which remains true at all zoom levels. Key features include a stiff zoom ring with a throw lever, locked illumination with intermediate off positions, and half MOA adjustments.

This live Q&A session from RTT: Guns & Gear covers various firearm-related topics. The host discusses building an AR pistol with a Bear Creek Arsenal upper chambered in 6.5 Grendel, highlighting its value and performance. He also details his preferred 36-yard zero for carbines and explains the features of a budget-friendly Crimson Trace tactical light. The conversation touches on the failure of a polymer lower receiver, the benefits of aluminum lowers, and recommendations for carry ammunition. Additionally, the host offers advice on IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) contents and body armor options.

This guide details how to use and adjust the iron sights on an AK-47, specifically the C39V2 model, as explained by the VSO Gun Channel host. It covers understanding the sight graduations, adjusting for range by moving the slider, and utilizing the 'S' setting for combat zero out to 300 meters. The instruction emphasizes matching sight mechanics to ballistic trajectory and offers insights into modern zeroing techniques.