Videos tagged with Target Bracketing

This review of the SAI 1-6 LPVO by Armament Technologies highlights its unique first focal plane (FFP) design, a rarity for 1-6x optics. The FFP reticle maintains consistent holdovers across magnification, though the optic lacks a daylight-bright dot, necessitating the use of corner arrows for fast acquisition. The reviewer notes the smooth magnification adjustment and the integrated throw-style knob. While the reticle excels at 6x with its numerous hashes and BDC options, the lack of daylight brightness at 1x is a significant drawback. The reviewer suggests checking sub-tensions against personal ballistics due to non-evenly spaced BDC options.

This expert review of the Primary Arms PLXC 1-8 LPVO highlights its compact design, clear Japanese glass, and effective ranging reticle at 8x magnification. However, the review notes a significant drawback: the reticle is not daylight bright, making it difficult to see in high noon conditions, suggesting an offset red dot for improved 1x performance. It's considered a top contender for LPVOs under $2,000.