Videos tagged with Discovery Optics ED-PRS

This video demonstrates the performance of the Discovery Optics ED-PRS GenII 4-20x52 scope at an extreme distance of 1400 yards. The presenter evaluates image clarity and chromatic aberration at various magnification levels, concluding that the scope provides a sharp image even at its maximum 20x power, allowing for identification of a trail marker sign at the target distance.

This episode of Moondog TMI covers various firearms-related topics, including ammunition testing in a Ruger Precision Rimfire, reviews of optics like the Discovery Optics ED PRS and Athlon Kronos spotting scope, and discussions on firearm accessory choices. It also delves into the history of misheard song lyrics and features giveaways of firearm-related merchandise. The content is presented by Moondog, who shares insights from his experience in advertising and firearms.

This review of the Discovery Optics ED-PRS 4-20x52 Gen 2 scope highlights its construction, features, and optical performance. The presenter details the scope's build quality, including its user-resettable turrets with a zero stop, illuminated reticle, and a well-designed parallax knob. Optical tests at various distances and magnifications demonstrate good clarity and detail, with minor chromatic aberration noted at higher powers. The review concludes that this scope offers comparable performance to higher magnification models in a more compact package, making it a viable option for hunters and long-range shooters.

This review of the Discovery Optics ED PRS scope highlights its surprisingly robust accessory package, including a scope leveling kit, decent 34mm rings, and multiple sun shades. While the turrets offer loud tactile clicks and a gear-based zero stop, the magnification ring is noted as being exceptionally stiff. Optically, the scope performs adequately for its price point, with good detail at 1300 yards and acceptable resolution at 100 yards, though some chromatic aberration is present.