Videos tagged with Optics Adjustment

This guide details how to zero a firearm using an EOTech XPS2 holographic sight, as demonstrated by an instructor at Gun For Hire Range. It emphasizes consistent shooting technique, using a stable rest, and making incremental adjustments based on three-shot groups. The instructor highlights that zeroing is often a 'guess and check' process and clarifies the distinct roles of optic and magnifier adjustments.

This guide details the operation of the AT3 Tactical LPVO, focusing on its locking turrets and smooth magnification adjustment. The video, presented by AT3 Tactical, emphasizes the tactile feedback of the 1/2 MOA click adjustments and the utility of the integrated throw lever for quick power changes. It highlights the importance of a clear sight picture and proper reticle alignment for effective target acquisition.

This guide explains how to use MRAD (Mils) in your optic's reticle to estimate target distance without a laser rangefinder. It covers the mathematical formulas for ranging based on target size in inches or yards/meters, and differentiates between first and second focal plane scope accuracy. The instruction emphasizes MRAD's utility for rapid shooting adjustments and bullet drop/windage compensation.

This guide details how to zero the EOTECH DCR (Danger Close Reticle) for effective close-range engagements. The EOTECH DCR features a modified donut reticle with a specific chevron at the bottom, zeroed for 7 yards, facilitating rapid target acquisition at close distances. For longer ranges, the standard center dot can be used. This technique is crucial for maximizing the effectiveness of the DCR reticle in tactical scenarios.

This video showcases high-angle mountain shooting with a BCM 18" Marksman Rifle in 5.56 NATO. The participants demonstrate techniques for engaging targets at various distances and steep angles, emphasizing the importance of wind calls and dope adjustments. They also discuss rifle setups and introduce a 'buddy drill' for practicing corrections.

This guide details the installation of 'Turret Tags,' quick-adjust yardage stickers for rifle scopes, designed to speed up dialing for hunting. The process involves obtaining ballistic data, carefully applying the stickers to the scope's turrets, and securing them with a clear protective strip. The video emphasizes proper alignment and the use of tools for precision, noting that the tags are waterproof and designed to withstand field conditions.

This video focuses on adjusting red dot sights for improved shooting accuracy. It covers practical steps for sighting in your optic, likely beneficial for concealed carry and everyday carry (EDC) applications. The description highlights brands like Holosun and touches upon general shooting training and range practice.

This guide, presented by Modern Protector, details the process of zeroing a Holosun red dot sight on a handgun. It emphasizes using the single dot reticle for precision and the B8 target for effective calibration at an outdoor range. The instruction is concise and authoritative, suitable for intermediate shooters seeking to optimize their optic's accuracy.

This video details a bolt-action rifle relay race drill designed to test marksmanship under physical stress. Teams of two compete by sprinting to their rifles, engaging targets at 400 yards, and then switching roles. The drill emphasizes speed, accuracy, and teamwork, highlighting how physical exertion impacts shooting performance and the importance of rifle setup and optic adjustments.

Ryan Cleckner, an expert from Gun University, emphasizes the critical but often overlooked importance of ocular focus for rifle scopes. Proper adjustment ensures the reticle is crystal clear, directly impacting shooting accuracy and comfort. This guide details a practical method for personalizing your scope's ocular focus, recommending it be checked before each range session for optimal performance.

This guide, presented by former Army Ranger sniper Ryan Cleckner, details the function and use of rifle scope turrets. It covers identifying elevation and windage turrets, understanding measurement units (MOA vs. Mils), and operating various turret types including capped, uncapped, and locking mechanisms. Proper use is essential for accurate long-range shooting and zeroing.

This guide, presented by experienced instructors Clint and Kaya, details the process of sighting in a pistol red dot optic. It covers establishing a baseline group, understanding optic adjustments, and utilizing practical field techniques for zeroing at 10 yards, which is deemed effective for most defensive encounters based on FBI statistics. The instruction emphasizes consistent fundamentals and stability for accurate results.