Videos tagged with Rimfire Scope

This video from Moondog Industries introduces the Athlon HERAS line of rifle scopes, launched at SHOT Show 2023. The HERAS series aims to bridge the gap between advanced PRS-style scopes and optics suitable for rimfire, airsoft, and airgun applications. The description also highlights various social media platforms and community engagement opportunities, as well as sponsorship inquiries.

This video clarifies the distinct technical differences between rimfire and centerfire rifle scopes, moving beyond simple price variations. Key distinctions include parallax settings, with rimfire scopes optimized for closer ranges (50-60 yards) compared to centerfire scopes (150 yards). The discussion also covers physical scaling, reticle fineness for small game accuracy, and the utility of adjustable objective scopes on rimfires.

Steven and Caleb from Brownells provide expert guidance on selecting the appropriate firearm scope. They emphasize defining the scope's purpose and budget first, recommending specific configurations for hunting (3-9x40mm, 30mm tube), rimfire plinking (dedicated rimfire calibration), and precision shooting (high magnification, adjustable parallax/turrets). The instructors also caution about the specific calibration requirements for Bullet Drop Compensation (BDC) reticles.

This video features Joe Kurtenbach providing a detailed look at the Leupold VX-Freedom Rimfire 3-9x40mm scope. The review highlights the features and performance of this optic, which is specifically designed for rimfire firearms.

This video is a review of the Zeiss Conquest Rimfire 3-9x40 MC Riflescope. The description highlights its German-designed optics for a bright, crisp image, its rugged one-piece construction, and positive turrets with audible clicks. It also mentions that the scope is assembled in the USA and features 50-yard parallax adjustment. The video encourages viewers to check out the product on OpticsPlanet.com.

This video promotes an instant $30 savings on select Nikon riflescopes, including the Prostaff Rimfire, Target EFR, and P-22 models. The sale runs through April 21st and encourages viewers to take advantage of the offer to purchase their Nikon riflescope. Links to specific products on OpticsPlanet are provided in the description.

This YouTube video highlights Nikon's Prostaff Rimfire Riflescopes, available at OpticsPlanet.com. It showcases two specific models: the 4x32 with a Nikoplex reticle and the 3-9x40 with a BDC 150 reticle. The description emphasizes the versatility of the Prostaff series, mentioning multiple magnification and reticle options, and its compatibility with Nikon's Spot-On Technology for ballistic calculations. The scopes are praised for their clear image, user-friendly adjustments, and suitability for range use or field applications.

This video, "Jeremiah Johnson Trip," Part 4 by Nutnfancy, showcases the Marlin Papoose .22 pack rifle in a snowy mountain survival scenario. The rifle proves its reliability and accuracy for hunting small game and potentially deer. The video also features extensive knife work, including hacking and batoning deadwood with heavy blades, followed by efficient cross-cutting with the Sawvivor tool. A simple drying rack construction is demonstrated, and the segment concludes with a discussion of blades against a mountain backdrop. The content highlights self-sufficiency and outdoor skills in a challenging environment.

The Weaver RV9 3-9x32 is presented as an outstanding value optic for .22 rifles, offering clear optics and an adjustable objective down to 10 yards. It's compared favorably to more expensive options, highlighting its quality for the price point. The review emphasizes its suitability for rimfire applications and its robust build.