Videos tagged with Optic Placement

This video provides insights into CQB rifle setups from instructors Dave Harris and Matthew Kish of Tactical Hyve. They discuss personal preferences for optic placement, accessory mounting (lights, IR illuminators), and the importance of ambidextrous operation. Key takeaways include understanding zero distances for short-range engagements, prioritizing user comfort and efficiency, and the critical role of consistent training, especially dry-fire practice, for developing proficiency in various shooting scenarios, including support-hand only techniques.

This video from BCM (Bravo Company Manufacturing) provides a training tip focused on the proper placement of optics on a firearm. While the specific firearm platform isn't detailed in the provided data, the focus is on a practical aspect of firearm setup for improved shooting performance and accuracy. The instruction likely covers optimal positioning for sight acquisition and usability during various shooting scenarios.

This video details how to properly set up a carbine for optimal performance and ergonomics. Key adjustments include stock length, pistol grip selection, and the placement of vertical grips or hand stops. Proper optic mounting with correct eye relief and riser height is also emphasized to ensure a comfortable and effective shooting platform, particularly for tactical applications.

This guide details the process of zeroing an AR-15 rifle, drawing from expert instruction. It covers the fundamental theory of zeroing, optimal red dot optic placement, understanding bullet trajectory and holds, establishing a stable shooting platform, and making precise adjustments. The instruction emphasizes practical application for accurate shooting at various distances.