Videos tagged with Glass Etched Reticle

This video appears to be a review or demonstration of the Primary Arms GLX 2.5-10x44 scope featuring the ACSS GPR reticle. The title also mentions 'Hatchet Cast' and 'E-Files,' which could indicate a specific application or a related product being showcased alongside the optic. The focus is clearly on firearms optics and their features, likely aimed at rifle owners looking for versatile aiming solutions.

This review of the ZeroTech Trace 3-18x50 R3 scope highlights its excellent value for its price point, positioning it between budget and high-end options. Key features include a second focal plane glass-etched reticle, zero resettable turrets with audible 1/4 MOA clicks, and robust construction with aluminum flip-up caps. The scope offers 92% light transmission, adjustable parallax, and an adjustable diopter, making it a versatile choice for hunting and shooting applications.

This review covers the Brownells 1-8x Match Precision Optic (MPO) series scope, highlighting its CQB NOMAR reticle and second focal plane design. The presenter, with extensive field testing, details its features including a fast-focus eyepiece, integral throw lever, capped turrets with 1 MRAD adjustments, and illumination powered by a CR2032 battery. The scope is praised for its ED glass and Japanese manufacturing, though noted for its weight and lack of windage hold marks in the reticle.

John Bailey from EOTech explains the fundamental differences between holographic sights and red dot sights, highlighting EOTech's holographic technology's use of lasers for custom reticles and smaller dot sizes, offering superior accuracy at range compared to LED-based red dots. He also details the EOTech E-Flex red dot, designed for pistols with its durable aluminum housing and distortion-free glass, and discusses Vudu rifle scopes, focusing on popular LPVOs and high-magnification models like the 5-25x, along with illuminated reticle technologies (first vs. second focal plane) and the importance of a good eyebox. The conversation extends to EOTech's new venture into night vision and thermal devices through a partnership with Theon.

This video reviews the EOTech Vudu 1-10x28 FFP optic, highlighting its suitability for both hunting and competition. John Bailey from EOTech explains its development for extended magnification needs in big game hunting and its dual-function reticle. The scope features a 28mm objective for improved light gathering and a first focal plane design for accurate ranging at all magnifications.

This video reviews the Swampfox Tomahawk LPVO 1-6x24 scope, highlighting its value under $300. The reviewer praises its clear glass, good build quality, and bright Guerilla Cross MOA reticle, noting its effectiveness for quick engagements. Potential drawbacks include its size and a tight eyebox requiring precise head placement. The description details its features, including true 1x performance, multi-coated lenses with specialty coatings, tactical turrets with zero reset, and IPX7 waterproofing. It's positioned as a versatile optic for 2-gun and 3-gun competitions.

This video provides an overview of the new Brownells Match Precision Optic (MPO) series. Ryan from the Brownells new product team details the features of the 3-15x50mm and 5-25x56mm models, emphasizing their competition-ready design, Japanese manufacturing, and reasonable price point. Key features highlighted include the unique N-OMR™ (Non-Obscuring Milling Reticle) with its glass etching, illumination (6 settings), small floating center dot, 0.5 Mil increments, 0.2 Mil dots in the holdover area, and "hollow" crosshairs designed for better target acquisition at various ranges. Both models also feature adjustable parallax.