Videos tagged with Stadiametric Ranging

This video reviews the Burris Thermal Riflescope, highlighting its versatility as a standalone handheld device or a clip-on for traditional riflescopes. It emphasizes features beneficial for night hunting, including a 4x zoom, hot track functionality, stadiametric ranging, and multiple color palettes. Key technical specifications such as the 400x300 sensor, 17-micron pixel pitch, 50mK NETD, and 50Hz refresh rate are detailed. The description also notes the device's ability to connect to a mobile phone for control and recording, with a target acquisition range of over 750 yards.

This review of the Primary Arms Raptor M2 1-8x24mm FFP scope, presented by Karl from Tactical Rifleman, highlights its suitability for tactical applications on AR platforms. The video details the advantages of its First Focal Plane design, the ACSS Raptor M2 reticle's ranging and ballistic holdover capabilities, and the high-quality Japanese glass. Expert insights are provided on its build quality, mechanical controls, and performance across various conditions, including night vision.