Videos tagged with MOA Adjustments

This guide, drawing from an experienced firearms instructor, covers the practical application and adjustment of an LPVO, specifically the AT3 Tactical Red Eagle. It highlights the optic's versatility from 1x for close engagements to higher magnifications for distance, detailing the use of its locking turrets with 1/2 MOA adjustments and BDC reticle. The instruction emphasizes proper throw lever operation for rapid magnification changes, reinforcing the LPVO's utility across various shooting scenarios.

This video reviews two older variable power optics: the Leupold MarkV MRT 2.5-8x36 and the Nightforce NXS 2.5-10x42. The reviewer highlights their historical context, particularly their use by military units, but criticizes their outdated features like second focal plane reticles, lack of locking turrets, and limited magnification ranges compared to modern optics. Despite good glass quality in some aspects, both are deemed "wacky" and "feature-poor" for their original price points.

This guide details the process of zeroing a rifle scope, emphasizing the importance of a stable shooting platform and consistent point of aim. It covers analyzing impact groups, calculating necessary adjustments based on scope specifications (MOA/Mil Rad), and making incremental corrections to achieve a precise zero at 100 yards. The instruction is delivered by Mike from 6our Academy.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to basic rifle utilization, targeting former military, law enforcement, and civilian shooters. It covers fundamental weapon safety, clearing procedures for AR-15/M16 pattern rifles, loading techniques, and the eight cycles of function. The instruction also delves into ballistics, barrel and bullet selection, zeroing procedures (50/200m and 25/300m), sight picture principles, MOA explanations, and essential accessories like slings and lights.

This guide outlines a seven-step process for zeroing a handgun's red dot optic, emphasizing secure mounting, stable shooting, and precise adjustments. It covers choosing a zero distance, selecting ammunition, and making incremental corrections to achieve consistent accuracy. The instruction is presented by CJ from AT3 Tactical.

This guide details the proper procedure for zeroing a rifle for combat engagements. It emphasizes correct optic mounting, grouping to confirm fundamentals, understanding bullet drop compensators, and choosing between a 25-meter or 50-meter zero based on expected engagement distances. The instructor stresses the importance of confirming the zero at range and avoiding common mistakes like resting the barrel on supports.

Swarovski Optik introduces the Z5i+ line of rifle scopes for 2025, developed based on feedback from North American hunters. The series features three magnification ranges (2-10x, 3.5-18x, and 5-25x) and offers illuminated or non-illuminated reticles, with or without a ballistic turret. A key enhancement is the new turret system providing 40 MOA of adjustment with a dual revolution and lock mechanism, suitable for extended range practice and hunting applications.

This guide details the operation of the Shiloh Rifle Co. Model 1874 Sharps, focusing on its unique breech-loading mechanism and double set trigger system. Expert instruction highlights the process of loading, setting the triggers for precision, and utilizing the Vernier tang sight for accurate aiming. The video emphasizes the classic design and its distinct shooting experience compared to modern firearms.

This review of the Arken LH6 1-6x24 SFP LPVO highlights its value proposition, particularly its clarity, reticle visibility, and tracking capabilities at a competitive price point. The reviewer, Moondog 2A, emphasizes the benefits of a second focal plane reticle for LPVOs and praises the scope's performance in various lighting conditions and distances, noting its sharp image quality from edge to edge.

This review covers the Discoveryopt MS 4-16x42 AO scope, highlighting its Magnum shockproof rating up to 50 BMG and suitability for high-recoil firearms and airguns. The video details its features, including locking and resettable turrets, adjustable objective for parallax correction, dual illumination (red/green), and a wide eyebox. Practical zeroing and shooting demonstrations at 100, 300, and 400 yards on a 7.62x39 rifle are provided, showcasing its performance and holding zero.

This review of the Vortex Diamondback Tactical 6-24x50 scope, presented by Moondog 2A, highlights its performance at extended ranges. The expert assessment notes clarity, minimal chromatic aberration at lower magnifications, and the ability to identify targets at 1400 yards even at maximum 24x magnification, despite a slight light loss.

This review of the Gunner Odin 1-8 LPVO highlights its exceptional value, featuring German Schott ED glass and a first focal plane reticle at an affordable price point. The optic offers daylight bright illumination, locking turrets with a zero stop, and a usable Christmas tree reticle. While it has a slightly heavier build and lacks red dot brightness, its performance punches well above its weight class, making it a disruptive option in the budget LPVO market.