Videos tagged with Tactical Scopes

This video provides an in-depth look at Leupold's manufacturing process in Beaverton, Oregon, highlighting their commitment to quality and American-made products. It details the design philosophy behind their Gold Ring (hunting) and Black Ring (tactical) scope lines, emphasizing features like toolless zero reset, enhanced adjustment travel, and superior low-light performance, particularly in the new VX6 HD Gen 2 model.

This video from Guns & Gear introduces Crimson Trace's new Brushline and Hardline riflescope series. The Brushline is geared towards hunters, while the Hardline is designed for tactical and long-range applications. Both lines feature easy adjustment (with or without gloves), waterproof and shockproof construction, and a lifetime warranty. The description also highlights the broadcast schedule for Season 13 of Guns & Gear on Sportsman Channel and WildTV, as well as where to find full episodes and bonus content online through Gun Talk Media's platforms.

This video provides an in-depth look at Crimson Trace's new Brushline and Hardline scope series, featuring insights from Crimson Trace representative Jack. The discussion covers shared premium features like ED glass and aerospace-grade aluminum construction, alongside a comprehensive overview of the diverse reticle options available, including specialized BDC and caliber-specific designs. The presenters highlight the versatility of these scopes for various shooting disciplines, from hunting to tactical competition, and touch upon future product developments.

This video showcases new Nightforce ATACR™ tactical scopes for October 2019. It highlights their suitability for high-end rifles like those from JP Enterprises, emphasizing their durability and performance. The description provides direct links to purchase specific Nightforce models (NF-C613 and NF-C616) and encourages viewers to connect with JP Enterprises through their website and social media channels.

This review covers the top 5 tactical scopes, emphasizing practical performance and value over price. It highlights that excellent optics are available for around $300-$400, debunking the myth of needing thousands. Key models discussed include the Nikon ProStaff 7 as a top budget tactical choice, the Nikon M-223 for its .223/5.56 specific reticle, the Weaver Tactical FFP, the Leupold Mark 4 MR/T, and the Leupold VX-R series as the overall best value.

This video focuses on the Simmons Protarget Rifle Scopes, highlighting their features and potential applications for rifle owners. As an analysis of firearm optics, it aims to inform viewers about this specific product line, likely covering aspects such as magnification, reticle options, durability, and perhaps initial impressions or use cases. The content is directly relevant to individuals interested in rifle accessories and enhancing their shooting experience.