Videos tagged with Fast Acquisition

This video introduces the Vector Optics Grimlock 1-4x24, a variable power red dot sight suitable for fast acquisition on rimfire rifles like the CZ 457. The presenter highlights its compact design, illuminated reticle with adjustable brightness, and included flip-up lens caps. It's presented as a versatile option for pest control and general plinking.

This review of the Gideon Guardian 1-10x LPVO highlights its budget-friendly nature and suitability for various shooting applications. The presenter, while not an LPVO enthusiast, details its technical specifications, including a 34mm tube, 140 MOA of adjustment in half MOA increments, and an illuminated Chevron reticle with BDC. Practical shooting tests at 250 and 450 yards demonstrate its capability, though critiques focus on the second focal plane design and brightness limitations in direct sunlight.

This review of the Nikon Black Force 1000 1-4x scope highlights its features for fast target acquisition. Key aspects include a 2 MOA center dot, an outer horseshoe reticle for framing targets at 100 yards, and a generous ballistic ladder. The scope is built on a 30mm tube with a second focal plane and features illuminated reticle elements designed for low-light contrast. It's noted for its durable construction and user-friendly zoom ring.

This review of AmeriGlo Fiber Optic Glock Sights highlights their impressive performance for their budget price point ($40-$45). The reviewer, experienced with XS Big Dots, found these sights offer fast acquisition due to the bright fiber optic front and allow for precise shots using the black box shroud. Installation requires proper use of Loctite to prevent loosening.