Videos tagged with Mil Rad Turrets

This video provides an in-depth look at Leupold's new Mark 4 HD rifle scope family, launched at Shot Show 2024. The discussion covers the historical context of the Mark 4 name, its connection to a 4:1 zoom ratio, and the optical enhancements that define the HD designation. Key features like the 34mm and 30mm main tubes, available MOA and Mil Rad configurations, zero stop turrets, and the inclusion of a throw lever are detailed, highlighting the value proposition of this premium optic line.

This review covers the Aim Sports Alpha Six 2.5-15x50 scope, highlighting its budget-friendly price point around $250 street price. The scope features a 30mm tube, MR1 mil-based reticle, and lockable turrets with audible but mushy clicks. While offering good light transmission and a versatile magnification range, the glass exhibits chromatic aberration and optical degradation at higher magnifications. The reviewer notes its suitability for hunting, budget long-range shooting, and precision rimfire applications.