Videos tagged with Impact 4000

This guide details the process of building a Henry Predator lever-action rifle for long-range precision shooting. Key modifications include upgrading the stock, installing a carbon fiber Picatinny rail, and fitting a high-quality optic like the Vortex Razor HD Gen 3. The build also incorporates an 18-inch BSF carbon fiber barrel, an Impact 4000 ballistic calculator, and a SilencerCo suppressor, transforming the rifle into a capable precision platform.

This video reviews the Vortex Impact 4000 Ballistic Rangefinder. The reviewer highlights its ability to provide a complete firing solution, including range in yards or meters and come-up in Mils or MOA, based on rifle and ammunition ballistics. While noting it's slightly bulky, the reviewer praises its incredible time-saving capabilities for quick shots. The video also lists the reviewer's loadout, which includes the Vortex Impact 4000, Hawkins Precision scope rings, a Leupold Mk5 HD scope, 100 Concepts scope caps, an Aero Precision Solus Competition Rifle, a Lahar Silencer, and an Ultradyne Carbon Fiber Tripod.

This video compares two methods for compensating bullet drop at 550 meters: holding the reticle and dialing the turret. Lucas Botkin demonstrates both techniques using a Nightforce ATACR scope on a 6.5 Creedmoor rifle. Holding involves using a specific mil-hash mark, while dialing adjusts the elevation turret to zero the crosshairs. Both methods achieved consistent impacts, highlighting the shooter's proficiency and the effectiveness of modern long-range optics.