Videos tagged with Optic Settings

This video analyzes an active shooter incident at a Walmart in Beaver Creek, Ohio, focusing on law enforcement response and tactical considerations. It highlights the importance of situational awareness, rapid threat assessment, and effective room clearing techniques. The discussion also covers gear-related issues like optic settings and sling systems, emphasizing the need for reliable equipment and proper training in high-stress scenarios.

This video from Geauga Firearms Academy discusses red dot sight brightness settings, particularly for pistol-mounted optics. The instructor argues against relying on auto-adjust features, preferring manual control to ensure the reticle is always visible, even if slightly too bright. He emphasizes that in a self-defense scenario, a visible, albeit bright, dot is preferable to one that is too dim to acquire.

This video discusses the functionality and potential drawbacks of auto-adjusting red dot sights. The speaker advises against relying on auto-adjust features due to potential failures in specific lighting conditions, recommending manual variable brightness controls for consistent visibility. The content is presented from the perspective of a firearms instructor.

This video provides a practical tip for shooters using magnified optics, particularly in competition or for fun shooting at various distances. The instructor advises optimizing the magnification setting on a variable power scope to see all necessary targets without re-adjusting. For engaging targets out to 500 yards, a magnification of 2.5x to 3x is recommended to maintain situational awareness and facilitate faster target transitions.

This guide details how to adjust the brightness and color settings on the REVIC PMR428 Smart Rifle Scope. It covers powering on the device, navigating the menu system using the arrow and enter buttons, and making specific adjustments to display brightness, reticle brightness, and reticle color. The guide also highlights the automatic save function and the quick adjustment feature available from the main display.