Videos tagged with Rings

This video features Joe Dawson of Bruiser Industries discussing precision rifle setup. Key topics covered include length of pull, trigger finger placement, scope mounting, focal plane differences (first vs. second), uni-mounts vs. rings, scope cant, eye relief, optic leveling, ocular adjustment, LPVO caveats, optic height, comb adjustment, Arca rails, night vision bridges, weights for balance and recoil management, suppressors, bipods, sling attachment points, and addressing audience questions. The description also highlights recommended gear and sponsors, suggesting a focus on practical application and technical details for rifle enthusiasts.

This Gun Talk video features Kevin “KJ” Jarnagin showcasing the Savage 110 Ultralite rifle. Filmed during a Sitka blacktail hunt in Kodiak, Alaska, the 110 Ultralite is highlighted as an ideal bolt-action rifle for such expeditions. The review details its key features, including a PROOF Research barrel, AccuFit technology, and the Savage AccuTrigger. Weighing 6 lbs or less depending on caliber, the rifle's lightweight design is emphasized. KJ also shares his Alaska hunting loadout, covering optics, rings, and other essential gear.

This video focuses on budget-friendly optics for the Ruger 10/22 and other firearms. The creator discusses scopes, rails, and rings they use on their .22LR and mid-size caliber rifles, emphasizing cost-effectiveness and suitability for these calibers. The content aims to provide practical recommendations for viewers looking to upgrade their firearm's sighting systems without breaking the bank.

This video features range time with a Ruger American Predator rifle chambered in .223 Remington. The creator tests the rifle's accuracy, reporting group sizes of 11/16" at 50 yards and 1" at 100 yards (averaging 1 3/16"). The video also includes a brief comparison to a Savage Walking Varminter, noting the Ruger performed slightly better with inexpensive ammunition on a windy day, using the same optics and rings. The creator expresses satisfaction with the rifle's performance.

This YouTube Q&A episode addresses a variety of firearms-related questions from Patreon supporters. Topics include custom scope turrets, the 2A protest in Virginia, handling wind drift with .223 and .308, accuracy expectations for a Winchester lever-action .22 Magnum, optics for a CZ457 American, shotgun recommendations for hunting, experiences with 1095 carbon steel blades, a Sig P320 vs. Glock 34 Gen 5 comparison, PTA requirements for conversion kits, pump-action slide release functionality, scope or red dot for a Henry .30-30, Southern Fried Rabbit recipe request, Fallkniven knife sheath thoughts, range recommendations, reloading versus factory ammunition, Mosin Nagant rifle opinions, and using .223 40gr projectiles for foxes. The creator encourages viewers to become Patreon supporters.

This video showcases an ammunition haul and related accessories intended for upcoming content focused on .22 caliber firearms. The description specifically mentions various .22LR, .22 Short, and .22 Long ammunition types, including Aguila Colibri and CCI Quiets. The haul also includes a scope and rings, indicating potential future reviews or content related to optics for rimfire firearms. The primary focus is on the acquisition of ammunition and gear for future videos centered around the .22 caliber platform.

This commercial from MidwayUSA focuses on their extensive selection of optics for firearms. The video highlights a wide variety of brands, including Leupold, Simmons, Nikon, and Zeiss. It also mentions the availability of essential accessories like rings, bases, and installation tools. The core message is that MidwayUSA offers 'Just About Everything for Optics' to help customers find the right scope for their needs.

This video provides an expert overview of the Trijicon Accupoint riflescope line, presented by Chase Bending, a Product Specialist from OpticsPlanet. The Accupoint series offers a range of scopes, mounts, rings, and bases designed for various shooting applications, from tactical engagements to hunting. Key features include a fiber optic illumination system for reticles, fast-focus eyepieces, and durable construction with options for aluminum or steel components. The presentation highlights specific models like the 1-4x24 for tactical use and 3-gun, the 2.5-10x56 for low-light hunting, and the 5-20x50 for long-range precision.