Videos tagged with Primary Arms 1-6x Scope

This review of the Lee Armory Hungarian Operator AK-47 highlights its US-assembled construction using Hungarian surplus parts kits. The rifle features a 4150 CMV steel barrel with salt bath nitriding for durability and corrosion resistance. Accuracy testing showed a preference for Fiocchi 124-grain ammunition, achieving a 1.5-inch group at 100 yards. The review details the rifle's components, including its Morrisey receiver, reworked Tapco G2 trigger, and compatibility with various AK magazines.

This product spotlight from SHOT Show 2017 features new optics from Primary Arms, including an advanced micro dot with a 50,000-hour battery life, night vision compatibility, and a return to a knob interface. Also showcased are a long eye relief magnifier, a 1-6x low power variable optic (LPVO) available in wolf gray and flat dark earth with an ACSS reticle, and a 3x prism scope designed for AK platforms in 7.62x39 and 300 Blackout. A key differentiator highlighted is Primary Arms' proprietary ACSS reticles, developed by Dimitri, which allow users to ignore turrets for most shooting scenarios after a 100-yard zero.

This video provides an accuracy test of the Century RAS-47 and C39V2 rifles equipped with the RS Regulate AK-309 mount and a Primary Arms 1-6x scope. It compares the accuracy of brass-cased and steel-cased Red Army Standard ammunition at 100 yards, detailing the group sizes achieved. The presenter also discusses the AK-309 mount's design, its compatibility with various uppers, and its superior lock-up compared to traditional AK mounts.

This guide details the installation and zero verification process for a Primary Arms 1-6x scope on an AK-74, utilizing a LaRue Tactical QD mount. It covers initial setup, long-range testing at 400 yards, and a critical demonstration of transitioning to backup iron sights and verifying the mount's return-to-zero capability. The instruction comes from Rob Ski, a recognized expert in AK platforms.