Videos tagged with Peep Sight

This video from GUNBROS, featuring expert instructor Jarod, defines the 'brush gun' as a highly maneuverable firearm optimized for short-distance engagements, typically under 50 yards, and ideal for hunting in dense brush. Jarod clarifies common misconceptions about bullet deflection and discusses traditional calibers like .45-70 and .30-30, along with suitable sighting systems like red dots and peep sights.

This video provides an expert-level demonstration of the Ruger Mini-14 Tactical with its side-folding stock. Misha, exhibiting high authority and firearm safety, showcases the rifle's features, including loading with 5.56 NATO rounds and operating the folding stock mechanism. The guide covers live fire at a steel target, highlighting the rifle's cycling and impact.

This expert review of the Rossi R95 .45-70 Triple Black lever-action rifle, presented with high authority, details its hunting-focused features. Key aspects include its .45-70 Government chambering, 16.5-inch suppressor-ready barrel (5/8x24 TPI), 1:12 twist rate for heavy bullets, integrated optics rail, and traditional sights. The rifle boasts a durable black oxide finish and wood furniture, making it a robust choice for various hunting environments.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to mastering iron sights, emphasizing their raw effectiveness and reliability. It details the components of iron sights, including the front sight post and rear peep sight, and explains how to achieve proper sight alignment and focus. The guide offers practical dry-fire and live-fire drills for beginners to build muscle memory and refine their marksmanship fundamentals.

This video provides a hands-on review of the Auto-Ordnance Thompson 1927A-1 semi-automatic carbine chambered in .45 ACP. The reviewer highlights its significant weight, the effectiveness of its compensator and heavy build in mitigating recoil, and the dual sight systems (notch and peep). Initial shooting impressions at close range and extended accuracy testing at 100 and 200 yards are detailed, with observations on ammunition performance and the trigger's characteristics.

This guide details the fundamental techniques for shooting a compound bow, as demonstrated by an experienced bow hunter. It covers proper stance, grip, sight alignment, drawing mechanics, anchor points, and the trigger execution for a surprise release. The instruction emphasizes consistency and using back muscles during the draw to improve accuracy and reduce fatigue.

This video details the history and development of the M1903A3 Springfield rifle, an evolution of the original 1903 model. It explains how production changes, like the adoption of stamped parts and a peep sight, were implemented by Remington and Smith Corona to increase manufacturing speed and reduce costs during WWII, making it distinct from the earlier, more ornate 1903 models.

This guide details the critical steps for accurate iron sight shooting, emphasizing proper sight alignment ('equal height, equal light' or centering in a peep sight) and consistent eye placement behind the rear sight. It stresses the importance of a repeatable head position on the stock for accuracy and concludes with target alignment and a smooth trigger press. The instruction highlights that consistent eye positioning is often missed by shooters.

Lenny McIll from Glock Store Performance and Custom Shop introduces the Dual Picture Sight, a unique iron sight system featuring a rear peep sight. This design offers two distinct aiming methods: a three-dot combat hold for fast, center-mass accuracy and a 12:00 hold for precision shots, particularly at longer distances where traditional sights might obscure the target. The sights also incorporate tritium for low-light visibility.

The Marlin Dark Series is presented as a modern take on the lever-action rifle, featuring a threaded barrel for suppressor use, an MLOK handguard for accessory mounting, and an extended optic rail. It comes with iron sights but is designed to accommodate various optics, including red dots and scout scopes, with an optional cheek riser for better sight alignment. The rifle is available in multiple calibers and is noted for its sleek appearance and lightweight design.

The Rossi R95 line offers classic lever-action rifle styling with modern versatility. Available in .45-70 Government and .30-30 Winchester, these rifles feature threaded barrels, traditional sights, and options for optics mounting. The Triple Black model provides a tactical aesthetic, while the Stainless Laminate offers a more traditional look. Rossi backs these firearms with a lifetime warranty.

This video provides an overview of the Rossi R92 lever action rifle in .357 Magnum, highlighting its stainless steel finish, laminate furniture, and optics-ready picatinny rail. The reviewer praises its smooth action, reliable feeding, and value proposition compared to higher-priced competitors. It's presented as a versatile rifle suitable for ranch work, plinking, and even hunting at moderate distances.