Videos tagged with HD Glass

This video from SHOT Show spotlights Winchester Optics' new product lineup, featuring rifle scopes, binoculars, thermal optics, laser rangefinders, and spotting scopes. The products are positioned as high-quality, entry-level options with features like fully multi-coated HD glass and sturdy construction, all currently available for purchase. Information is available at winchesteroptics.com.

This video reviews the Winchester Supreme Optics line, highlighting their affordability and quality. Key products discussed include a 20-60x spotting scope with a built-in sunshade and rotating body, various rifle scopes (1-4x and 4-12x), and 10x50 binoculars. The optics are noted for their HD glass, durability (fogproof, shockproof, waterproof), and value for money.

This review of the CVLife Bear Swift 1-10x FFP LPVO highlights its performance as a budget-friendly optic. The reviewer notes good glass quality, accurate color rendition, and sharp images, especially at higher magnifications. However, compromises include non-daylight bright illumination, a tight eyebox typical of 1-10x FFP designs, and some distortion at 1x. The turrets are described as loud, tactile, and resettable, with 0.5 MOA clicks.

This episode of Moondog 2A features a discussion with Link from Discovery Optics, detailing the company's history, product philosophy, and manufacturing processes. The conversation highlights their focus on providing affordable, high-quality optics and scope mounts, emphasizing their in-house manufacturing and commitment to performance. Key topics include optical design, lens coatings, the difference between ED and HD glass, and the durability of their products, particularly in challenging recoil scenarios.

This guide details how to perform a box drill and validate reticle subtensions with the Vortex Viper HD scope, as demonstrated by expert Chris Cerino. It covers zeroing, tracking accuracy tests, and understanding the Dead-Hold BDC MOA reticle. Cerino's expert instruction highlights the scope's value and performance for hunters and precision shooters.

This review covers the Sniper ZY 4-14x44 FFP scope, highlighting its budget-friendly price point and first focal plane reticle. While the scope offers decent optical clarity for its cost, particularly at lower magnifications, edge softness and a narrow eyebox are noted at higher power. The pop-lock turrets are tactile and audible, and the illumination is suitable for twilight conditions. The unique gear-like design on the eyepiece and objective is considered largely decorative and potentially uncomfortable.

This YouTube video provides a detailed review of the Riton X5 Tactix 1-6x24 Scope. Key features highlighted include HD glass, daylight bright illumination, zero resettable turrets, a First Focal Plane (FFP) design, and a Bullet Drop Compensation (BDC) reticle. The reviewer aims to deliver honest and comprehensive evaluations of firearm-related gear.

This video provides a first look at two Primary Arms optics: the SLX Micro Red Dot and the GLX 2x Prism Scope. The SLX is presented as a rugged red dot suitable for AR platforms, while the GLX 2x offers a horseshoe reticle bridging the gap between red dots and traditional scopes. Both optics feature 25mm objectives, HD glass, and user-friendly left-side operating knobs for illumination control.

This review covers the Sig Sauer Tango6T FDE optic, highlighting its adoption by the US military and its competitive price point under $1300. The scope features a 1-6x24mm magnification range, a second focal plane Hellfire reticle, and HD glass with full multi-coating. Key features include low-profile turrets with tactile, non-audible clicks (0.1 Mil adjustments), a locking illumination knob, fiber optic magnification indicators, and a submersible design up to 20 meters indefinitely. The reviewer emphasizes its clarity, durability, and suitability for both close-quarters and mid-range engagements.

Jerry Mitchell discusses his choice of optic for hunting, the Vortex Razor HD LH 3-15x42mm. He highlights its lightweight design, HD glass for low-light performance, and side parallax adjustment. The scope is presented as a premium, durable option suitable for building a hunting rifle.

This review covers the Primary Arms 6-30x56 FFP Platinum Series scope with the DEKA reticle. The scope features HD glass, a 34mm tube for increased light gathering and durability, and a precise DEKA reticle designed for extended long-range shooting with fine-tuned windage and elevation adjustments. The reviewer highlights its value for its price point, especially for those engaging in precision shooting at various distances.

This video provides an expert overview of Vortex Diamondback and Viper HD binoculars, presented by Mark Harris, Team Leader for Product Intelligence at OpticsPlanet. It highlights key features like fully multi-coated lenses, rubber-armored bodies for durability, and the benefits of HD glass for reducing chromatic aberration. The review emphasizes the value and performance offered by these Vortex models.