Videos tagged with Range Preparation

This guide details how to use the Tactical Elite Sightmark 2.0 laser boresighter to pre-zero a pistol's red dot optic before heading to the range. It emphasizes selecting the correct caliber adapter, ensuring a snug fit, and aligning the red dot with the green laser for an initial zero, saving time and ammunition at the range.

This video emphasizes a critical pre-range check: ensuring all firearm accessories are securely tightened. The instructor, demonstrating experience with heavy-recoil firearms like the Big Horn Armory 500 Auto Max Next Gen AR, shows how recoil can loosen optics and lights. Proper preparation, including locking down all gear, is highlighted as essential for reliable performance, even after extensive use. The video also touches on ammunition management using AmmoSquared.

This guide details the loading and firing technique for the Heckler & Koch MR308, civilian variant of the HK417, as demonstrated by a high proficiency shooter. It covers safe firearm handling, magazine insertion, chambering a round, engaging targets, and performing efficient reloads with a focus on the rifle's ergonomics and the use of a Monstrum Terminator LPVO.

This guide explains the process of bore sighting a red dot optic using a laser bore sight tool. Bore sighting before heading to the range saves significant time and ammunition by getting the optic close to zero. The Tactical Elite Sight 2.0 is demonstrated as a tool for this purpose, projecting a green laser from the firearm's bore to align with the optic's reticle at a distance of 15-25 yards.

This guide details how to use the Tactical Elites Sight Right 2.0 laser bore sighter to confirm the zero of a red dot optic on a Sig Sauer P320. The process involves inserting the bore sighter, aligning the optic's red dot with the bore sighter's green laser, and adjusting the optic accordingly. This method is presented as a time and ammunition-saving technique before live fire at the range. The speaker, with high authority, emphasizes practical application and efficiency.

This guide details how to zero a red dot sight on a firearm using a bore sighter, as demonstrated by Civilian Tactical. The process emphasizes pre-range preparation to save ammunition and time. It covers selecting the correct adapter, aligning the laser with the optic, and making precise adjustments for accurate zeroing, particularly highlighting a 1.2-inch offset technique for a 25-yard zero. The speaker, exhibiting high authority, provides practical, technical instructions for this specialized task.

This guide, presented with high authority by a firearms instructor, details how to use a laser bore sighter for initial optic zeroing. It emphasizes safety by requiring the firearm to be unloaded before use and provides clear steps for aligning the optic with the laser on a target at various distances. The process helps achieve a close zero before live fire at the range.

This video demonstrates a practical mid-week range day, showcasing the setup and use of Magpul accessories. It covers unpacking a rifle from a DAKA Hard Case, attaching a bipod and suppressor, loading a PMAG, and adjusting the PRS Lite stock. The session concludes with live fire engagement of steel targets from various positions, highlighting the functionality of the gear.

This guide details the essential steps for new AR-15 owners before their first range trip. It emphasizes thorough cleaning to remove factory oils and cosmoline, proper lubrication of key components, and a basic inspection to ensure functionality. Following these steps helps ensure reliability and longevity of the firearm.

This guide details the use of the CVLIFE laser bore sight for AR-15 platforms chambered in .223 Remington or 5.56x45mm NATO. It covers the simple installation process, battery requirements, and the benefits of using a bore sight for initial optic alignment to save time and ammunition at the range. The presenter emphasizes its utility for red dot sights and scopes.

This video segment from SPN Firearms demonstrates a common scenario for firearms enthusiasts: loading a substantial number of magazines for a range session. It highlights the meticulous process of preparing ammunition and magazines, culminating in the observation of having just one round left, typically reserved for chambering. The content serves as a visual reminder of the volume of ammunition often used in extensive training or practice.

This video demonstrates the ASMR-style process of loading a Glock 19x magazine with 9mm Luger ammunition and then chambering a round. It highlights proficient magazine loading technique and proper slide manipulation, emphasizing safe firearm handling during preparation for shooting.