Videos tagged with Rifle Scope Accessory

This YouTube video is a giveaway announcement for a Discovery Optics scope bubble level. The contest ends on April 30, 2025, and interested viewers can enter via a provided link to Moondog Industries. While not a demonstration of firearm use, the prize is a piece of shooting accessory gear.

This video reviews the Discovery Optics bubble level, highlighting its ease of use and installation for rifle scopes or astronomical telescopes. The presenter is giving away one of these bubble levels through a contest requiring viewers to subscribe to a secondary channel and upload a screenshot. Additionally, the presenter promotes a weekly live stream featuring prize giveaways.

This guide details the straightforward installation process for a DiscoveryOpt scope bubble level. The presenter demonstrates how to unscrew the level's halves, position it on the scope tube, and reassemble it. Key advice includes strategic placement to avoid obstructing turret adjustments or bolt operation, with final leveling to be done at the range.

The Armasight Apollo is a thermal imaging clip-on device designed to be used with an existing, zeroed-in daytime riflescope. This allows for night vision capabilities without re-zeroing. It offers various color palettes beyond traditional black/white hot for improved target acquisition in uniform backgrounds. Mounting options include direct rail attachment or adapters for scope objectives. The device supports external battery packs and video recording.

This guide details the installation and adaptation of the Pulsar DFA75 clip-on digital night vision device, as presented by experts from OpticsPlanet and Pulsar at SHOT Show 2013. It covers mounting the device, utilizing external power and video outputs, and converting it into a monocular with an adapter. The DFA75 utilizes a CCD sensor and OLED display, offering a detection range of 200-300 yards and an MSRP under $2,000.