Videos tagged with Hunting Scopes

This video provides an expert-level overview of Athlon Optics' extensive new line of 54 rifle scopes introduced at SHOT Show 2026. The presentation, delivered by an Athlon Optics employee with deep product knowledge, details significant updates including manufacturing location changes for improved features, new reticle options, and enhanced durability across various models like the Neos HMR, Midas HMR Gen2, and Aries HL. The expert highlights key specifications, new features, and the brand's commitment to quality with a lifetime warranty.

This review provides an expert-level analysis of the Vortex Razor HD Gen 3 4-24x44 scope, highlighting its compact size, reduced weight (32 oz), and versatile application for hunting, NRL Hunter, and gas guns. The speaker, demonstrating high authority through competitive experience and detailed technical knowledge, compares it favorably against competitors like the Leupold Mark 5, emphasizing its superior elevation adjustment and user-friendly L-Tec turret system.

This video provides an in-depth look at Leupold's manufacturing process in Beaverton, Oregon, highlighting their commitment to quality and American-made products. It details the design philosophy behind their Gold Ring (hunting) and Black Ring (tactical) scope lines, emphasizing features like toolless zero reset, enhanced adjustment travel, and superior low-light performance, particularly in the new VX6 HD Gen 2 model.

This video reviews the Redfield 4x Widefield scope, a unique optic from the 1970s. The presenter highlights its exceptionally wide field of view (7 degrees, 36 ft at 100 yards), comparable to modern tactical scopes like the ACOG, despite its traditional hunting scope form factor. The scope's squished, rectangular lens design was ahead of its time but met resistance in the market, contributing to Redfield's eventual closure. The presenter praises its clarity and effectiveness for dynamic shooting on a 30-30 rifle.

This livestream features a discussion among firearms enthusiasts about their favorite rifle scopes for various applications, including hunting, bench rest shooting, and AR-style rifles. Participants share their experiences with different brands and types of optics, such as LPVOs, first focal plane (FFP), and second focal plane (SFP) scopes. The conversation also touches on the evolution of scope technology and the value proposition of modern optics compared to vintage models.

This video provides an overview of six different rifle scope models from the NAAMING brand, presented by Naaming Kotchanok. Each model is detailed with its specifications, target audience, and price point, highlighting differences in magnification, lens size, tube diameter, and special features like illuminated reticles and ED glass. The presenter emphasizes which scopes are best suited for different shooting applications, from budget-friendly options for casual hunters to high-end models for long-range precision shooting.

This episode features a deep dive into Zeiss optics with Chuck Cooley, a Territory Area Manager for Zeiss. The discussion highlights the S3 and S5 rifle scopes, emphasizing their suitability for precision shooting and hunting. Key features like optical clarity, build quality, reticle options, and turret systems are detailed, alongside Zeiss's comprehensive warranty and commitment to supporting the shooting community.

This video announces Swampfox Optics' participation in the Dragonman's Machine Gun Shoot and Range Day on September 16-17. It highlights Swampfox's Colorado roots and military history interest, aligning with Dragonman's. The event offers attendees a chance to test Swampfox's red dots, LPVOs, hunting, and long-range scopes firsthand, emphasizing their durability, battery life, brightness, and affordability. The event costs $20 for unlimited shooting and direct interaction with Swampfox staff.

Ryan Cleckner, an expert in firearms, provides a comprehensive guide to understanding rifle scope reticles. He details the evolution from basic crosshairs to advanced designs like mill-dots and hash marks, explaining their utility for measurement and holdovers. Cleckner emphasizes matching reticle complexity and features to the intended application, whether for hunting or long-range precision shooting, and highlights the importance of First Focal Plane (FFP) for accurate reticle measurements at all magnifications. He also advises on aligning reticle measurement units (Mils or MOA) with scope turrets, recommending Mils for modern long-range applications.

This video provides a comprehensive list of new rifle scopes released in 2022, focusing on those featured at Shot Show. It categorizes the scopes into three main types: Low Power Variable Optics (LPVOs), Hunting Scopes, and Precision Scopes. Several prominent brands and specific models are highlighted within each category, offering viewers an overview of the latest optics available for various shooting applications. The description also includes calls to action for channel support and engagement.

This video from Guns & Gear introduces Crimson Trace's new Brushline and Hardline riflescope series. The Brushline is geared towards hunters, while the Hardline is designed for tactical and long-range applications. Both lines feature easy adjustment (with or without gloves), waterproof and shockproof construction, and a lifetime warranty. The description also highlights the broadcast schedule for Season 13 of Guns & Gear on Sportsman Channel and WildTV, as well as where to find full episodes and bonus content online through Gun Talk Media's platforms.

This Q & A episode from Ozzie Reviews addresses several firearms-related topics and viewer questions. It covers updates from Ozzie Reviews, thoughts on magazine storage regulations in Queensland, and the use of cable ties as trigger locks in Victoria. The video also touches on the potential for a farm tour, the gel blaster ban in Western Australia, the all-round calibre used on the farm, and opinions on high-magnification scopes for hunting. The creator also promotes their merchandise and Patreon for supporting cancer research.