Videos tagged with Magnification Range

This video provides an expert overview of the new Nightforce NX6 rifle scope line, introduced at SHOT Show 2026. The presenter, an experienced individual, details the extensive magnification options, the innovative 'field set' turret for easy zeroing, and compares the NX6 to the NX8 models. The discussion covers design philosophy, durability testing, and value proposition, highlighting Nightforce's commitment to quality across different product tiers.

This video features a discussion among professional range staff at Gun For Hire Range about choosing between an EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight and an EOTech Vudu scope in a hypothetical survival scenario. The team weighs factors like magnification, battery dependency, and durability, with differing opinions on which optic is superior under extreme conditions. The discussion highlights practical considerations for firearm accessory selection in critical situations.

This review of the SAI 1-6 LPVO by Armament Technologies highlights its unique first focal plane (FFP) design, a rarity for 1-6x optics. The FFP reticle maintains consistent holdovers across magnification, though the optic lacks a daylight-bright dot, necessitating the use of corner arrows for fast acquisition. The reviewer notes the smooth magnification adjustment and the integrated throw-style knob. While the reticle excels at 6x with its numerous hashes and BDC options, the lack of daylight brightness at 1x is a significant drawback. The reviewer suggests checking sub-tensions against personal ballistics due to non-evenly spaced BDC options.

This video provides an in-depth review of the March FX 5-42x56 PRS Edition scope, highlighting its design for Precision Rifle Series (PRS) competitions. It details the scope's high magnification range, large objective lens, robust 34mm tube, and unique features like writable turrets and a precise zero stop. The review also discusses the reticle design and optical performance at various magnifications, offering insights for competitive shooters.

This review of the CVLife Bear Swift 1-10x28 FFP LPVO highlights its performance across its magnification range. The reviewer notes good color rendition, sharpness, and minimal purple fringing, especially at lower powers. Some minor distortion and softening at the edges are observed at maximum magnification, but the optic is deemed capable of identifying targets at a distance.

This video from 9-Hole Reviews on MidwayUSA's channel discusses how much to spend on a rifle scope, breaking down different tiers from budget to premium. The hosts emphasize that the 'best' optic depends on the user's specific needs and intended application, rather than a one-size-fits-all price rule. They highlight that while higher price points often correlate with better glass clarity, turret performance, and features, the value proposition can diminish significantly at the extreme high end.

This video provides an in-depth comparison of the Nightforce CFS and Athlon Ares G2 UHD spotting scopes, focusing on their suitability for long-range shooting. It details their features, performance in field tests, and offers guidance on choosing between a budget-friendly option and a premium, high-performance optic. The review highlights optical quality, reticle design, and value for money.

This video demonstrates a box test on a Maven RS.4 rifle scope at 100 yards. The presenter checks the full range of elevation and windage adjustments at both the lowest power (5x) and mid-range magnification (15x). The box test involves dialing full rotations of elevation and windage to confirm the scope's tracking accuracy.

This video explores the relevance of Second Focal Plane (SFP) optics in modern shooting applications, contrasting them with First Focal Plane (FFP) optics. The speaker, drawing from personal experience in tactical games and competition, highlights that while FFP is often favored, SFP optics still offer distinct advantages, particularly in scenarios where dialing adjustments are primary and reticle visibility at lower magnifications is crucial. The discussion covers reticle behavior, magnification impact, reticle brightness, and cost considerations.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Nightforce ATACR 4-16x42 riflescope, highlighting its features and why the speaker considers it a 'gold standard' for scope carbines. Key aspects discussed include exceptional glass quality (sharpness, clarity, chromatic aberration control), the importance of a smaller erector system for performance, and the optimal magnification range of 4-16x for various shooting applications. The review also touches on the MIL-XT reticle, zero stop functionality, and the optic's renowned durability, while acknowledging potential drawbacks like weight and size.

This guide covers the key features and operational aspects of the Vortex Razor Gen III HD 1-10x24 LPVO. It details the magnification range, reticle options (EBR-9 in MRAD/MOA), illumination settings, and turret adjustments. The review highlights the scope's performance, optical clarity, and its standing as a benchmark 1-10x optic, emphasizing the importance of understanding magnification trade-offs.

This guide breaks down the key considerations for purchasing a Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO), differentiating between general-purpose and magnified-oriented models. It emphasizes the importance of 1x performance, the trade-offs between First Focal Plane (FFP) and Second Focal Plane (SFP) reticles, and how magnification range impacts usability. The video also covers critical factors like exit pupil, objective lens size, reticle design, and illumination, offering practical advice for making an informed decision based on intended use and budget.