Videos tagged with Fiber Optics

This video, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, provides an expert-level overview of how red dot sights work, tracing their lineage from early WWI collimating optics to modern LED-based systems. It details the principles behind collimation and examines key historical examples like the Nydar scope, Armson OEG, Weaver Quick Point, and Aimpoint Electronic Mark 2, highlighting their technological advancements and limitations.

This video reviews the Vortex Viper PST Gen2 1-6x24 riflescope, specifically testing its 'daylight bright' illumination claim. The instructor demonstrates the reticle's visibility at both 6x and 1x magnification at 50 yards, highlighting the effectiveness of its fiber optic illumination system in creating a bright red dot aim point, a common challenge for LPVOs at lower magnifications.

Elliott Delp, a tactical gear reviewer, provides an enthusiastic look at the Trijicon ACOG, a highly regarded optic for the M4 platform. He highlights its iconic status alongside Aimpoint and EOTech, and details its technical specifications, including its Bullet Drop Compensator reticle, rugged construction, and dual illumination system.

This video focuses on the growing appeal of fiber optic sights for firearms. While the specific firearms or calibers are not detailed in the provided information, the title suggests a positive review and exploration of this type of sighting system. The content likely covers the advantages and potential applications of fiber optic sights, possibly comparing them to other sighting methods. This would be valuable for firearm owners looking to improve their aiming capabilities.

This video showcases the Performance Center upgrades applied to the Smith & Wesson SW22 Victory pistol. The description details enhancements such as new barrel options, a flat-faced trigger, an extended magazine release, a tapered magazine well, fiber optic sights, and an option for a red dot sight, along with a PC muzzle brake. These modifications are presented as features designed to improve shooting performance. The video is part of Guns & Gear Season 10 and is sponsored content.

This review provides an expert-level analysis of the Trijicon ACOG, focusing on its legendary durability, dual-illumination system (fiber optic and tritium), and construction from 7075-T6 forged aluminum. Nutnfancy, a veteran reviewer, highlights its combat-proven history and discusses considerations like price, weight compared to modern red dots, critical eye relief, and the prevalence of counterfeits. The ACOG is presented as a robust, battery-free optic ideal for specific tactical applications where ruggedness is paramount.

This video covers the NRA Annual Meetings in Atlanta, highlighting the Sig Sauer P320 X5 pistol. It features insights from competitive shooter Max Michelle on the pistol's features, including its adjustable sights, fiber optic front sight, and beaver tail for recoil management. The event itself is presented as a significant gathering for Second Amendment supporters.

This review of the Trijicon TA44 1.5x ACOG optic highlights its compact size and low magnification, making it fast for close-quarters engagements, similar to a red dot. It features dual illumination via tritium and fiber optics for low-light and bright conditions, respectively. The optic has half-MOA adjustments and a durable, waterproof housing. While excellent for speed, the circle-dot reticle can impact precision at longer distances compared to other ACOG models.

This video provides an expert overview of the Trijicon ACOG TA11E 3.5x35 scope, highlighting its suitability for .308 caliber rifles like the AR-10 and FAL. It details the chevron ranging reticle, calibrated for .308 up to 800 meters, and its dual illumination system powered by fiber optics and tritium, eliminating the need for batteries. The scope is designed for shooting with both eyes open, enhancing target acquisition and situational awareness.

The Trijicon RX30 reflex sight is presented as a fast and accurate optic ideal for tactical applications and hunting. Its key feature is the battery-free illumination system, utilizing tritium and fiber optics to provide a constant reticle. The sight offers a large 42mm objective for a wide field of view and is available with 6.5 MOA or 4.5 MOA reticles, along with various mount options.

This entry details the Trijicon TA31RCO-M4CP ACOG, drawing on insights from Chase Bending, a Product Specialist with former US Army experience. The guide covers key features like the RCO reticle, fiber optic illumination, and ARD, emphasizing its reputation for durability and speed in military applications. Bending highlights personal reliability after thousands of rounds, recommending the optic for its robust performance.

This expert review of the Trijicon Reflex 1x24 (RX01) highlights its robust construction, battery-free tritium and fiber optic illumination, and suitability for tactical applications. Sootch00, a recognized authority in firearms reviews, details its performance in bright light, parallax-free operation, and various reticle options, emphasizing its reliability for professional use. The sight is presented as a durable, compact, and effective aiming solution for AR-15 platforms.