Videos tagged with Fixed Power Scope

This review of the Hawke Vantage 4x32 optic highlights its budget-friendly nature and suitability for platforms like the 50 Beowulf. The reviewer demonstrates the zeroing process, emphasizing the optic's clear glass, lightweight design, and surprisingly robust performance under recoil. It's presented as a solid option for those seeking an affordable, fixed-power optic for hunting or plinking at moderate ranges.

This review covers the Athlon Talos BTR Gen 2 10x42mm fixed power rifle scope. The reviewer highlights its surprisingly robust performance for an entry-level optic, particularly praising the tactile and audible turrets with a functional zero stop. It's deemed suitable for airguns and rimfire due to its 10-yard minimum focus and offers good optical clarity for its price point.

This video reviews the Swampfox Trihawk 3x prism scope, highlighting its wide field of view, eye relief, and versatile Trident reticle suitable for both close-quarters and medium-range engagements. It discusses the scope's technical specifications including its 3x magnification, 30mm objective lens, .5 MOA adjustment click value, 5.56/.308 BDC or MOA ladder reticle options, red/green "Shake ‘N Wake" illumination, shockproof and waterproof ratings, and durable aircraft-grade aluminum chassis. The reviewer positions it as a high-value option under $1000 for recreational shooters, emphasizing its all-around capability.

This video provides a foundational understanding of rifle scope terminology and features, explaining how magnification and objective lens size are denoted and their impact on performance. It details the concept of exit pupil and its relation to light gathering and ease of use, as well as the function and adjustment of parallax and turrets. The guide emphasizes how different scope features cater to various shooting applications, from quick engagement to precision long-range shots.

This expert-level entry details the Armasight Zeus thermal imaging riflescope, covering its core resolutions, magnification options, and refresh rates. It highlights reticle customization, external features, power management, and battery/mounting systems. The guide emphasizes its suitability for hunting, tactical applications, and pest control, drawing on insights from a knowledgeable presenter.