Videos tagged with March Scopes

This video provides an overview of new optics from March Scopes showcased at SHOT Show 2026. It details a concept 1-10x24 SFP scope with an integrated mount and discusses the production models of their innovative 'tracking scopes' featuring a gimbal system for enhanced target acquisition. The video also touches on pricing and availability for these high-end optics.

This video features an in-depth interview with professional PRS shooter Brandon Rudge, discussing the design and features of the March FX PRS Edition scope. Rudge explains the rationale behind key design choices, including reticle thickness, turret functionality, and the removal of illumination, all tailored for competitive Precision Rifle Series shooting. The discussion highlights the importance of practical features over aesthetic trends like 'Christmas tree' reticles in modern PRS.

This video appears to be a torture test of a March-FX PRS scope, a high-end optic often used in precision rifle shooting. The title suggests a rigorous evaluation of the scope's durability under demanding conditions, likely involving recoil and environmental factors relevant to long-range shooting disciplines. The mention of PRS points towards competition or tactical long-range shooting applications.

This YouTube video focuses on the pricing of a new March FX PRS rifle scope. It directly mentions "March FX PRS" and uses the hashtags "#prs" and "#riflescope", indicating a review or discussion of this specific optic within the precision rifle scope category. The provided link suggests a full video review or detailed look at the product.

This YouTube video focuses on the March FX PRS scope, as indicated by the title. The description provides a link to the full video and mentions the official March Scopes YouTube channel. The content likely involves an in-depth look at the features, performance, and potential applications of this specific riflescope within the Precision Rifle Series (PRS) context. It's aimed at enthusiasts and competitors interested in high-end optics for long-range shooting.

This video, titled "WTF is the March Tracking Scope?" with hashtags for birdwatching and birding, also includes a rifle scope in its title. It links to an original video, suggesting a product demonstration or review. While the primary focus appears to be on a 'tracking scope' for bird observation, the inclusion of 'riflescope' indicates a potential crossover or comparison with firearm optics. The content likely explores the functionality and application of this specific scope, potentially drawing parallels or contrasts with traditional rifle scopes.

This video introduces the March 8-80x56 tracking scope, a concept model designed for applications beyond traditional spotting scopes. It features an 80x magnification and an internal reticle, allowing users to replicate their rifle scope's reticle in a spotting scope for various uses, including hunting follow-up shots and competitive shooting target transitions. The scope is available in both first and second focal plane configurations.

This video documents a first-time participant's experience at a 1000-yard benchrest rifle match hosted by the Freedom Benchrest club. The title and description highlight the 'freedom benchrest' and 'long range rifle' aspects, along with mentions of Moondog Industries and several prominent optics manufacturers. The content appears to focus on the challenges and experience of shooting at extreme distances in a competitive setting.

This video showcases a 1000-yard Benchrest rifle match hosted by the Freedom Benchrest club. The title and description highlight a focus on long-range precision shooting and competition. It also directs viewers to Moondog Industries for more information and tags several prominent optics manufacturers, indicating a potential focus on the equipment used in this discipline.

This video showcases a 1000-yard benchrest rifle match hosted by the Freedom Benchrest club. The title specifically mentions "Mary" and a "long rangerifle", indicating a focus on precision shooting at extended distances. The description provides a link to Moondog Industries for more information and tags prominent optics manufacturers like March Scopes, Vortex Optics, Nightforce Optics, and Sightron.

This video showcases a 1000-yard long-range rifle match organized by the Freedom Benchrest club. It highlights the competitive aspect of benchrest shooting and features mentions of high-quality optics brands. The description also includes a link to learn more about the club and the event.

This video showcases a 1000-yard benchrest rifle match hosted by the Freedom Benchrest club. The title highlights 'Dan' and the nature of the competition as a long-range rifle match. The description provides a link to learn more about the event on the Moondog Industries website and mentions several prominent optics manufacturers: March Scopes, Vortex Optics, Nightforce Optics, and Sightron. The video is focused on competitive long-range shooting with rifles.