Videos tagged with Sighting In

This guide details how to zero a firearm using an EOTech XPS2 holographic sight, as demonstrated by an instructor at Gun For Hire Range. It emphasizes consistent shooting technique, using a stable rest, and making incremental adjustments based on three-shot groups. The instructor highlights that zeroing is often a 'guess and check' process and clarifies the distinct roles of optic and magnifier adjustments.

This video debunks the 'bullet rise' fallacy, explaining that bullets do not rise due to aerodynamic lift. Instead, they travel in a straight line until gravity pulls them down. The instructor emphasizes that for typical self-defense distances, factors like Earth's curvature are immeasurable and irrelevant. The focus should be on windage adjustments, as most handguns lack elevation adjustment.

This guide, presented by TheYankeeMarshal, explains how to properly sight in an EDC handgun, emphasizing that most people, including professionals, get it wrong by focusing too much on elevation. The primary focus should be on achieving accurate windage alignment. The video details the concept of a 'golden zone' for ammunition trajectory, suggesting sighting within this range for consistent performance at typical self-defense distances.

This video provides practical advice on firearm magazines, emphasizing the benefit of preloading magazines before heading to the range to save time. It highlights the utility of extended magazines for competitive shooting or extensive training sessions like sighting in. The instructor also suggests aesthetic customization options for AR-15 magazines, such as painting or Cerakoting, to match firearm finishes.

This YouTube video, titled "How to sight in Ar 15 @tacticalelitesUSA", focuses on the practical process of zeroing an AR-15 platform rifle. While no description details are provided beyond the title, the content is clearly aimed at AR-15 owners and those seeking to understand or improve their rifle's accuracy. The video likely demonstrates the steps involved in adjusting the sights or optics to ensure precise shot placement at a desired distance, a fundamental skill for any rifle owner.

This video focuses on the practical process of sighting in a pistol. While the specific pistol and caliber are not mentioned in the provided data, the title clearly indicates a tutorial or guide on how to adjust a firearm's sights to achieve accurate shooting. This would be relevant for new firearm owners or those looking to fine-tune their existing handguns for better performance on the range.

This YouTube video provides a straightforward guide on how to properly sight in a firearm's optic. While the description is minimal, the title suggests a practical, instructional approach focused on achieving accurate aiming with optical sights. The content is likely aimed at new firearm owners or those looking to improve their marksmanship skills by ensuring their optic is correctly zeroed to their weapon.

This video features hickok45 breaking in and testing a new Winchester SX4 12-gauge semi-automatic shotgun. He discusses initial feeding issues with certain ammunition and the process of sighting in the shotgun. The video also includes extensive shooting of a Smith & Wesson Model 624 in .44 Special, exploring its characteristics and the appeal of the caliber.

This YouTube Short demonstrates how to sight in an AK-47. Given the brevity of the #shorts format, it likely provides a concise, visual guide to the process of adjusting the sights on an AK-47 platform rifle to achieve accurate point of aim and point of impact. It's intended for viewers looking for a quick tutorial on this specific firearm maintenance task.

This video focuses on simplifying the process of sighting in firearm optics. The title suggests an easy-to-follow guide or demonstration, likely aimed at beginner to intermediate shooters looking to improve their accuracy by properly zeroing their scopes or red dot sights. It's a practical, how-to style video.

This video compares a 7.62x39 AR-15 to an AK-47, focusing on shooting experience and platform differences. The presenter finds the 7.62x39 round has more punch in the AR-15, leading to a more noticeable recoil. While the AR-15 offers better ergonomics and lighter weight, the AK-47 is deemed more suited for the 7.62x39 round due to its reliability in rugged conditions and a more pleasant shooting dynamic. The AK-47 also proved better for rapid firing and felt more natural with the caliber.

This guide, presented by a Mossberg representative, details the optimal aiming point for turkey hunting with a shotgun. It emphasizes sighting in your firearm first and aiming for the base of the turkey's neck for maximum pattern forgiveness. The instruction highlights the importance of shot placement, especially when the turkey's head is fully exposed.