Videos tagged with N-OMR Reticle

This video reviews the Brownells MPO 5-25x56 Scope, highlighting its value for its price point. The reviewer praises the Japanese glass clarity, distinct turret adjustments (exposed elevation, capped windage), and the N-OMR reticle which allows for holds. The scope is noted as suitable for various shooting disciplines, including PRS, and has been tested on platforms like a .308 bolt action, Knights Armament SR-25, and Radian Model 1. A potential limitation mentioned is the elevation travel, which may require careful planning with mounts or bases for extreme distances. Overall, it's presented as a solid value optic from Brownells.

This video reviews the new Brownells 1-8x24mm Match Precision Optic (MPO). It highlights its features as a true Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) with a wide field of view, making it suitable for fast target acquisition in action shooting competitions and hunting. Key features include premium Japanese glass, a 30mm tube, enhanced grip on adjustment rings, a throw lever, precise turrets, and an illuminated Non-Obscuring Milling Reticle (N-OMR) with 6 brightness settings. The optic is noted for its rugged construction, compact size, and affordable price point, positioning it as a strong contender for 3-Gun competition.

This video provides an overview of the new Brownells Match Precision Optic (MPO) series. Ryan from the Brownells new product team details the features of the 3-15x50mm and 5-25x56mm models, emphasizing their competition-ready design, Japanese manufacturing, and reasonable price point. Key features highlighted include the unique N-OMR™ (Non-Obscuring Milling Reticle) with its glass etching, illumination (6 settings), small floating center dot, 0.5 Mil increments, 0.2 Mil dots in the holdover area, and "hollow" crosshairs designed for better target acquisition at various ranges. Both models also feature adjustable parallax.