Videos tagged with Primary Arms PLX 1-8x

This vlog-style episode from Guns Out TV covers a trip to Texas for Primary Arms Range Day, featuring discussions on optics like the Primary Arms GLX RS15 with its unique reticle and the PLX 1-8x LPVO. The video also highlights firearms from Troy, including their AR-15 platform emphasizing in-house manufacturing and quality control, and showcases the Staccato 2011 platform. The event was cut short due to severe weather, but the hosts discussed their ongoing mission to humanize firearms culture and grow the shooting community.

This video details the initial setup and performance of a BCM 14.5" rifle equipped with the new RAIDER rail. The instructor, with extensive experience in firearms and training, demonstrates zeroing, ballistic profiling, and engaging targets at various distances, including a 300-yard competition. Key observations include the rifle's out-of-the-box accuracy, the effectiveness of the RAIDER rail in heat dispersion, and the smooth recoil impulse attributed to BCM's muzzle devices. The instructor emphasizes the importance of fundamental shooting skills as the baseline for evaluating any firearm's performance.

This video reviews the Mitchell Defense GWOT Doc as a General Purpose Rifle (GPR). The presenter, a self-proclaimed professional user, highlights its exceptional accuracy, shooting sub-MOA with ease, and its flat, soft-shooting characteristics. Key features include a 416R stainless steel barrel, billet receiver set, Geissele SSA trigger, and a Primary Arms PLX 1-8x optic, making it a well-rounded option for various scenarios.

This SHOT Show 2024 coverage highlights new optics from Primary Arms, including the PLX 1-8x with a Nova reticle featuring AutoLive technology for extended battery life. The GLX 1x Micro Prism offers infinite eye relief and an etched reticle suitable for astigmatism. New SLX mounts and MD 21 dots with solar capabilities are also showcased, with many products slated for Q2 availability.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical, alongside guest Ivan from Kit Badger, reviews the Palmetto State Armory Sabre forged variant. The review highlights its impressive performance for its $1,229 price point, detailing its setup with a Geissele rail, Hiperfire trigger, and various optics and accessories. Testing confirms good gas tuning for suppressed use and solid accuracy, with minor reliability issues noted only after extensive suppressed shooting with specific magazines.