Videos tagged with Primary Arms ACSS

This video review focuses on the Primary Arms ACSS prism optic, highlighting it as a top "bang for your buck" option, particularly suitable for "end of the world builds." The content creator, Basement Operator, promotes their website for builds, discount codes, and merchandise. They also provide links to their social media channels and an email for collaboration opportunities, including marketing services through Take Someone Outdoors Media. The description includes an affiliate disclaimer for Amazon purchases and a standard disclaimer regarding firearm safety and educational intent.

This video showcases a custom firearm build using a Mischief Machine SD 365, featuring components like a CGS Group MOD9SK suppressor, True Precision Inc. threaded barrel, Tactical Dev ProLedge, Holosun 507k optic, and Primary Arms ACSS reticle. It highlights the build's quiet operation with Ammo Inc. StelTH 165gr ammunition. The video appears to focus on the assembly and potential performance of this unique pistol setup.

This video showcases a custom Staccato C2X pistol build featuring the "Ghengis Comp" from Monsoon Tactical. The build includes a Holosun 507c optic with a Primary Arms ACSS reticle and utilizes 90-grain ammunition from Ultimate Ammunition. The description humorously suggests the comp significantly reduces recoil. A full video is promised soon.

This video provides a how-to guide for mounting the Holosun 509 optic with a Primary Arms ACSS Vulcan reticle onto a Staccato 2011 XL pistol. The creator addresses frequent questions about this specific setup, acknowledging that a dedicated plate might not be ideal currently but suggesting future availability. The content is aimed at helping viewers with their own optic mounting procedures.

This video showcases a custom Staccato C2 pistol build by Vulcan Machine Works, featuring a 'Staccaport' package and a striking black and gold aesthetic with titanium nitride finishes. The build is equipped with a Holosun 507C optic with a Primary Arms ACSS reticle and a Surefire X300U-B weapon light. The presenter demonstrates the firearm's performance using Ultimate Ammunition's 90-grain +P rounds on various targets in a desert environment, indicating a full review is forthcoming.

This review details a 'Tarkov'-inspired AKs74u (Krinkov) build, focusing on its practical accuracy at 500 yards with a Trijicon ACOG and OSS suppressor. Despite limitations due to its short barrel and 5.45x39mm caliber, the build achieved 5-inch groups at 100 yards. The discussion highlights specialized spotting techniques and the challenges of long-range engagement with a PDW platform.

Brandon Herrera demonstrates the setup and zeroing process for an Arsenal SLR-107FR rifle equipped with a Primary Arms ACSS prism optic. He highlights the optic's user-friendly adjustments and its 'Angry Hello Kitty' reticle, which features advanced ranging capabilities. The review covers initial testing at 50 yards and longer-range evaluation at 250 yards, offering insights into its performance for shooters, particularly those with astigmatism.

The Palmetto State Armory KS-47 Gen 2 is a hybrid rifle merging AR-15 ergonomics with the 7.62x39mm caliber and AK-47 magazine compatibility. It addresses previous AR-47 reliability issues by using standard AK magazines, including Magpul PMAGs. The rifle features a 16-inch 4150 CMV barrel, 7075-T6 aluminum receivers, and a PSA EPT trigger, offering competitive pricing and impressive accuracy for its class.

This video reviews the Atibal XP6 1-6x scope, comparing it to budget-friendly alternatives like the Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x24 and Primary Arms 1-6x scope with ACSS reticle. The reviewer tests the Atibal XP6 on an Aero Precision M4E1 chambered in 300 Blackout. The channel emphasizes honest reviews of firearms and upgrades, covering topics such as the best AR-15 for the money, carry guns, and Glock upgrades.

The Holosun HS503G with the Primary Arms ACSS reticle offers exceptional value under $250, combining durable hardware with an advanced reticle. It features a versatile ACSS reticle with a 65 MOA outer ring and a central chevron, offering CQB acquisition and precision aiming with BDC capabilities for multiple calibers. The optic includes multiple mounting options and boasts a 2-year battery life with motion activation.

This expert-level review details an accuracy test of the CZ Evo Scorpion at 50 yards, conducted by a seasoned firearms instructor. The test highlights significant variations in performance based on ammunition type, with 135gr Hornady Critical Defense outperforming 115gr loads from Minuteman Munitions and Federal. The review emphasizes the critical importance of testing various ammunition with your specific firearm for optimal results.

This video provides a review of the Trijicon TA-31 ACOG optic featuring the Primary Arms ACSS BDC reticle. The reviewer demonstrates the optic's performance during shooting sessions with a Wilson Combat RECON 308, a Bravo Company USA RECCE 16 AR-15, and a home-built AR-15. The description includes affiliate links for the ACOG, the reviewer's website, and branded apparel, as well as links to various social media platforms and an Amazon storefront. A disclaimer regarding safety, liability, and educational/entertainment purposes is also present.