Videos tagged with Leatherwood CMR

This video details the specific gear requirements for the Nutnfancy Project (TNP) tactical shoot, emphasizing preparedness and a 'system' approach. Key components include a reliable AR-15 with a 1-4x optic, ample ammunition across multiple calibers, and robust load-bearing equipment like Maxpedition vests and pouches. The speaker stresses the importance of pre-tested, zeroed optics and practical support gear for demanding scenarios.

This YouTube video from Fun Gun Reviews compares two 1-4x24 illuminated reticle rifle scopes: the Leatherwood CMR and the Primary Arms 1-4x24. The review highlights that despite similar basic features like 30mm tubes and illuminated reticles, these optics cater to different shooter needs. The goal of the comparison is to assist viewers in selecting the best scope for their individual requirements.

This YouTube video from Fun Gun Reviews presents a review of the Leatherwood/Hi-Lux CMR 1x4 scope. The review follows an event called the "TNP All Star Shoot" and a "Sledge Hammer Course," where the scope was tested. The presenter shares their thoughts and confirms the scope's performance after the rigorous event, also providing some additional information about the Sledge Hammer Course itself. The video is presented by USNERDOC.

This video features a "Fun Gun Review" presented by USNERDOC, showcasing Nutnfancy's "All Stars" AR-15 rifle sighting. The review focuses on preparing a Leatherwood CMR Lighted Reticle 1x4 scope for shooting with New HPR .223 caliber ammunition. The reviewer highlights the excellent combination of the scope and the ammunition.

This review details the M4 Carbine's history, adoption by the US military, and its distinction from civilian AR-15 variants. It highlights the importance of the Picatinny rail system for accessories and optics, discusses the M4's tactical role and ballistic performance limitations due to its shorter barrel, and emphasizes the critical role of quality magazines for reliability, citing specific brands like Magpul PMAGs.