Videos tagged with CQB Optics

This guide, informed by an experienced firearms instructor, critically examines the utility of optic risers on firearms. It debunks common justifications for their use, such as increased speed or situational awareness, labeling them as 'cope' or 'copy-paste' setups. The content emphasizes personal comfort and application intent as the primary drivers for riser selection, highlighting that many shooters benefit from lower mounts. Specific product recommendations and critiques are provided for brands like BCM and UTG, alongside a strong condemnation of the GBRS Hydra for most users.

Elliott Delp provides an expert review of the Primary Arms GLx MD-21S red dot sight, highlighting its consistent clarity and the versatile ACSS CQB reticle. The review emphasizes the optic's modularity, allowing users to customize reticle displays (chevron, BDC, horseshoe, or combinations) to suit different shooting needs, from close-quarters to longer ranges.

This review of the Vector Optics Continental X10 1-10 FFP scope highlights its versatility for both close-quarters engagement and long-range precision. The host, demonstrating high authority, praises its premium features like ED glass, a 34mm tube, and the VET-RAR reticle, all at a competitive $1000 price point. Durability testing on an M1A rifle confirmed its ability to hold zero.

This video provides a review of the Primary Arms MD-25 ACSS CQB Red Dot sight, highlighting its benefits as a tactical advantage for hunting and shooting. The description emphasizes its accurate and clear sight picture, modern design, and advanced optics, positioning it as an ideal choice for enthusiasts. The video also includes links to a parts list, Patreon, merchandise, ear protection, and an email list, along with a disclaimer about affiliate links and a commitment to safe and legal filming practices.

This video provides a critical review of the UTG 1-8x28 CQB/MRC scope, specifically focusing on its Circle Dot reticle, which the reviewer deems "one of the worst reticle designs you can buy." While acknowledging the optic's "basically unbreakable" build and other positive attributes like its 8x zoom and multi-range capabilities, the reviewer strongly advises against purchasing this scope with the Circle Dot reticle, stating it "hurts the optic in almost every way." The description also touches upon the reviewer's preference for budget-friendly AR-15 components from Palmetto State Armory and Bear Creek Arsenal, catering to "High value options for your everyday Joe & Jane."

This expert-level guide details the Primary Arms ACSS Predator 1-6x scope, emphasizing its ACSS reticle for rapid range estimation and windage holds. Live-fire testing at 100, 200, and 300 yards demonstrates its accuracy and versatility for both tactical applications and hunting. The scope offers a balance of close-quarters capability at 1x and precision at 6x, backed by a lifetime warranty and a competitive price point.

The ELCAN Specter DR offers a unique prism-based dual magnification system for rapid 1x/4x or 1.5x/6x transitions without losing zero. Its robust, combat-proven design features dual illumination, night vision compatibility, and external adjustments. While expensive at around $2,000, it proves effective for long-range engagements, particularly on bullpup and carbine platforms.

This expert review of the Trijicon 4x ACOG TA31-H by Mrgunsngear highlights its robust construction, dual illumination system, and horseshoe reticle with ranging capabilities. While praised for its durability and effectiveness at medium to long ranges, the reviewer notes its short eye relief and 4x magnification as potential drawbacks for close-quarters combat without specific training.

This review covers the Primary Arms 1-6x ACSS Reticle Tactical Scope, highlighting its excellent value at $269 MSRP. The ACSS reticle offers advanced features like BDC, range estimation, and windage holds, inspired by the PSO-1. The scope boasts clear glass, daylight-visible illumination, and robust construction, performing accurately in range tests.