Videos tagged with First Focal Plane Reticle

This video details a falling plates rifle match experience using a Heckler & Koch G36 chambered in .22LR, equipped with a Discovery Optics ED-AR LPVO. The shooter discusses the optic's performance in daylight, the challenges of a six-round magazine limit, and a critical mistake of changing magnification mid-competition. The content offers insights into competitive shooting scenarios and optic selection.

This review of the OneLeaf Commander NV400 night vision scope covers its performance at various ranges, including 500 yards and beyond. The reviewer details the scope's magnification capabilities, reticle behavior (especially the difference between in-scope view and recorded footage), and the functionality of its one-shot zero and ballistic calculator features. Accuracy testing with Freedom Munitions 150gr FMJ ammunition is presented, highlighting challenges with shooting off a bag versus a bipod and demonstrating effective holdovers for long-range shots.

This video details the expert-level setup of a precision bolt-action rifle, focusing on component selection and integration. Mike from Prore, an experienced instructor, guides the build, emphasizing the TIKKA T3 action, SAKO barrel, KRG chassis, and specific mounting solutions for optics and accessories. Key considerations include barrel contour, twist rate, chassis design for recoil lug integration, and the advantages of a first focal plane optic with a simple reticle for long-range precision.

This review of the Discovery ED-LHT Gen 2 3-15x50mm scope highlights its impressive accessory package and solid optical performance for its price point. The scope features a first focal plane reticle, adjustable parallax down to 15 yards, and tactile turrets with a zero stop. While the eyebox is noted as unforgiving and some chromatic aberration is present at the edges, the overall sharpness and clarity are praised, especially considering its sub-$300 cost. The included scope rings are also well-designed and robust.

This video demonstrates the capabilities of the Arken Optics EPL4 rifle scope at an extreme distance of 1300 yards. The presenter highlights the importance of using the lowest magnification setting (6x) for optimal image quality, including brightness, sharpness, detail, and contrast, when viewing distant targets. Increasing magnification can introduce distortions and magnify optical flaws.

This expert-level review of the Arken EPL4 6-24x50 rifle scope by Moondog 2A highlights its position as a crossover optic for hunters and long-range shooters. The instructor-led analysis details its features, optical performance, and value proposition, emphasizing its lightweight design compared to other Arken models and its competitive standing against mid-tier brands like Athlon and Vortex. The review includes practical testing such as box tests and turret abuse, offering insights into its capabilities for various shooting disciplines.

The GPO TAC 45 spotting scope offers a 15-45x magnification range with a 60mm objective lens, featuring a custom-designed first focal plane reticle for precise ranging and holdover corrections at any magnification. Its durable magnesium frame with integrated Picatinny rails allows for accessory mounting, and it is waterproof and fog-proof. The scope provides a valuable tool for long-range precision shooting and hunting, offering clear and bright images even in challenging light conditions.

The Gunwerks Acura RS25i rifle scope is presented as a product designed for perfection in long-range hunting. It emphasizes a balanced approach to cost, performance, and features, aiming for intuitive user success without needing an owner's manual. Key features include a first focal plane reticle, 25 MOA per turn turrets with zero stop, toolless zero adjustment, and excellent optical performance.

This comprehensive long-term review of the Tract Toric 4.5-30X56 ELR riflescope, presented by an expert instructor, details its performance for precision rifle applications. The review highlights the scope's excellent Japanese glass, robust tracking capabilities, and versatile magnification range, while also noting minor drawbacks like turret height and reticle thinness. It's positioned as a high-value option in the premium optic market.