Videos tagged with Digital Illumination

This review of the Hi-Lux PR5 5-25x56 FFP scope highlights its robust construction and advanced features suitable for precision shooting disciplines like PRS and ELR. While not ideal for hunting due to its weight, it offers impressive optical clarity, a versatile magnification range, and unique digital illumination. The scope features tactile turrets with a 0.1 MRAD click value, a resettable zero, and a push-to-lock system, along with a unique zero stop mechanism that stops one mil past zero. The reviewer notes its performance is competitive within its price class, despite minor drawbacks like an unforgiving eyebox at high magnification and a finicky zero stop setup.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Hi-Lux PR5 5-25x56 first focal plane riflescope, highlighting its features for precision shooting competitions like PRS and NRL-22. The presenter, Christopher from Hi-Lux, details its 10-yard minimum parallax, 34mm tube with 110 MOA of adjustment, tactile 1/10 mil locking turrets with stainless steel detents, and a user-friendly pin-style zero stop. The scope also features digital illumination control with memory, night vision compatibility, and comes with accessories like a sunshade and throw lever. The video also touches on Hi-Lux's expertise in reproducing vintage optics, drawing parallels to modern manufacturing.

This video highlights the Nightforce NXS 2.5-10x42mm riflescope, emphasizing its compact size and suitability for both hunting and bench shooting. Key features include finger-adjustable capped turrets for protection against accidental bumps, digital illumination, and a side parallax knob, making it a versatile optic for various shooting scenarios.