Videos tagged with LPVO Mount

This video reviews the Discovery Optics DGCM cantilever scope mounts, highlighting their budget-friendly price point and high-quality features. The mounts are constructed from 6061 aluminum and are available in 1.5" and 1.93" heights, accommodating both 30mm and 34mm scope tubes via included adapters. Key features include pre-lapped rings, lightning cuts for weight reduction, and alignment pins for enhanced stability, making them suitable for LPVOs and precision setups.

This video introduces M-Tech's innovative Fire Control System (FCS), a scope mount integrating environmental sensors, an applied ballistics solver, and a HUD projected into the shooter's sight picture. It also details their weapon-mounted laser rangefinders (LRFs) with extreme range capabilities. The discussion highlights how these systems, designed for civilian use, aim to simplify ballistics calculations and enhance first-round hit probability, with future integrations like round-counting magazines planned.

This video provides an unboxing and overview of the Griffin Armament 1-8x28 First Focal Plane LPVO and its accompanying Griffin 30mm GPM cantilever mount. It details the included components, features like the illuminated reticle with off-positions, and provides torque specifications for mounting. The presenter also discusses the optic's weight and offers a visual demonstration of its magnification range and reticle visibility.

This video explores various mounting solutions for LPVOs and Red Dots from Reptilia, focusing on 1.93 height mounts, stacked Red Dot configurations, and canted Red Dot setups. The discussion highlights the ergonomic and practical advantages of higher optic mounts, including reduced jaw strain and improved eye box acquisition, especially for users with corrective lenses. It also contrasts the usability of canted versus stacked Red Dots for rapid target acquisition.

This review covers GOMEXUS 30mm scope rings designed for Picatinny rails, featuring a 1.26-inch center height and constructed from 7075 aircraft-grade aluminum. The presenter highlights their lightweight design, durable hard-anodized coating, stainless hardware to prevent rust, and precision machining with tight tolerances. The review also touches on the importance of precision-made rings that don't require adhesive pads to secure the scope.

This review of the Badger Ordnance Condition One Modular Mount highlights its versatility for LPVOs and secondary red dot optics. The mount offers options for both top-mounted and 45-degree offset red dots, with the offset design featuring in-line barrel alignment for improved downrange accuracy. The reviewer discusses various optic height options and their impact on shooting posture and recoil management, ultimately favoring the offset mount for its cheek weld capabilities despite some drawbacks with night vision use.

This video provides a comprehensive breakdown of various AR-15 optic mount heights, ranging from 1.42" to 2.93", and their pros and cons. The instructor emphasizes how optic height impacts cheek weld, recoil management, height over bore, and compatibility with accessories like night vision and plate carriers. Key takeaways include the trade-offs between lower mounts for better cheek weld and higher mounts for improved heads-up shooting and gear integration.

This YouTube Short reviews the Badger Ordnance Condition One Modular Mount (C.O.M.M.), highlighting it as a top-tier scope and LPVO mount. The video emphasizes its versatility, noting its ability to accommodate both 12 o'clock and offset red dot sights, as well as numerous other accessories for LPVOs and scopes. The mount is presented as ideal for users seeking a robust and adaptable mounting solution for their rifle optics.

This video focuses on identifying and recommending the best affordable mounting solutions for Low Power Variable Optics (LPVOs). The content aims to help firearm owners find cost-effective yet reliable mounts that enhance the performance and usability of their rifles equipped with LPVOs. The emphasis is on value and practicality for budget-conscious enthusiasts.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical provides an in-depth review of the Anti Matter Industries ScopeSwitch, a revolutionary mount for Low Power Variable Optics (LPVOs). He highlights its unique ability to change magnification without the shooter needing to move their support hand from the handguard, drawing parallels to video game mechanics. The review covers extensive durability testing, practical range performance comparisons, and the benefits for Positive Identification (PID), concluding it's a game-changer for LPVO users. Expert endorsement from Bill Rapier of Amtac Shooting adds significant weight to the product's tactical utility.

This video introduces the QVO Tactical CoD Mount, a full aluminum system designed to mount a smartphone in line with a rifle's optic for first-person POV shooting footage, akin to video games. The guide details the mount's three components and provides a step-by-step installation process, emphasizing proper alignment and securing the camera for clear, stable shots. It also covers durability testing, including full-auto fire, and tips for achieving optimal focus and framing for content creation.

The Unity Tactical FAST LPVO Mount is designed to raise the optical center line to 2.05 inches, facilitating heads-up shooting and improved compatibility with night vision and gas masks. While excellent for CQB and 1x use, its primary drawback is an increased optical offset, particularly noticeable at close ranges and during prone shooting. The mount is robust and offers provisions for offset red dots, making it a strong contender for users prioritizing speed at 1x and the ability to quickly transition to magnified targets.