Videos tagged with Nikon

This video demonstrates effective off-body concealed carry using the Vertx Urban Ghost 20L backpack. It emphasizes blending in with everyday accessories like a camera and hat to avoid a 'tactical' appearance. The demonstration shows quick deployment of a large-format pistol from the backpack in a simulated scenario.

Navy SEALs Coch and Dorr detail essential sniper gear for rural environments, emphasizing stealth and concealment over ballistic protection. Key elements include modified boonie hats, ghillie shawls, insect-repellent clothing, split-front chest rigs for prone shooting, and minimalist riggers belts. They also cover vital observation tools like binoculars and laser rangefinders, data management with range cards, and specialized tools for position modification. The discussion highlights advanced rifle platforms like the SCAR 20 and custom Remington 700, alongside PDWs for close-quarters defense.

This video showcases a competitive shooter, Lady Sharpshooter, demonstrating proficiency with a Sig Sauer MPX 9mm carbine at the Tiger Tac range. The footage highlights dynamic movement between shooting positions, efficient target engagement through a port, and adherence to safety protocols, including an unload and show clear command. The shooter's gear, featuring IPSC competition attire with Nikon and Zala Arms logos, indicates an expert level of involvement in the sport.

This video by Larry Potterfield, founder of MidwayUSA, offers a fundamental explanation of rifle scope reticles and their practical applications. It delves into the definition of a reticle, also known as crosshairs, and highlights recent advancements in their design. The presentation distinguishes between different reticle types, such as the duplex reticle, which features thicker outer posts and finer inner crosshairs for improved low-light and rapid shooting visibility, and the dot reticle, characterized by thin crosshairs with a central dot, ideal for long-range target and varmint hunting. The information provided is applicable to a wide range of scope manufacturers.

This video provides a detailed review of the Nikon Black Force 1-6x24 scope, evaluating its value proposition against more expensive alternatives. The reviewer aims to determine if this optic offers the best performance for its price point. The description also includes links to support a local shelter and the creator's Patreon account.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio's after-show discusses a variety of topics. It features a follow-up call where a listener's Nikon scope issue was resolved over the phone. The show also recounts a story about a man being asked to leave a Walmart for open carrying a firearm. The discussion touches on past 'crazy calls' and general gun talk.

This video offers a roundup and observations of various red dot and reflex sights from brands including ADE, Burris, Nikon, Trijicon, Osprey Global, Sig, Sightmark, and Redfield. It also includes promotional links for Optics Planet with a discount code, Amazon affiliate links for recommended gear, and a link to channel merchandise. The video appears to be an informative overview for firearm owners considering red dot optic purchases.

This review evaluates binoculars under $250, recommending the Adorrgon ($40) for casual use, the Carson BAK4 ($150) for best value due to its optical performance and build quality, and the Leupold BX-2 Alpine ($250) as the top-quality option for its exceptional sharpness and contrast. Models from Nikon, Bushnell, and Occer were found to have significant drawbacks in optical quality or usability.

This video features a review of the Nikon P-Tactical Superdot, a micro red dot sight. The host, The GunGuy (Joel Persinger), highlights its solid construction and positive performance across multiple rifle platforms. He expresses a strong liking for the optic and encourages viewers to check it out. The description also includes numerous links to his website, training services, social media, sponsors, and firearm advocacy groups.

This video review from OpticsPlanet.com focuses on the Nikon LaserForce 10x42mm Rangefinding Binoculars. It highlights their utility for long-distance targeting, emphasizing pinpoint accuracy for shooting efficiency. Key features include ED glass with multi-layer coatings for superior clarity and brightness, especially in low light. The binoculars are equipped with ID (Incline/Decline) rangefinding technology, capable of compensating for shooting angles up to +/- 89 degrees, ensuring precise readings for planning shots in the field. The description also links to various hunting and optics-related resources on OpticsPlanet.com.

This video provides an in-field review of the Leica Trinovid binoculars, comparing them to mid-priced alternatives, including the Nikon Monarch series. The reviewer highlights the Leica binos' durability, relatively light weight, outstanding contrast and sharpness for their price, and a unique protective harness. They detail various uses, such as target spotting, scouting, and general observation during hiking and shooting activities. After a year of extensive use, the reviewer expresses satisfaction with the Leica Trinovid, noting their excellent performance without an exorbitant price tag, and concludes with a comparison against the still-excellent Nikon Monarch series.

This video details a comprehensive build of a Ruger 10/22 Takedown rifle for bugout and survival purposes. It focuses on enhancing reliability, ergonomics, and performance through specific component upgrades like the Tandemkross Crossfire Bolt and PMACA chassis. The build also incorporates a lightweight stock, improved charging handle, and a suitable optic for practical use.