Videos tagged with Throw Lever

This video reviews the German Precision Optics (GPO) Centuri 3-18x44i riflescope, highlighting its features and benefits for enhancing rifle accuracy, particularly on platforms like the Ruger 10/22. The instructor emphasizes the importance of quality optics to achieve sub-MOA accuracy and details the scope's locking turrets, illuminated MOA reticle, parallax adjustment, and clear optics.

This review covers the CVLIFE Eagle Feather 1-6x24 FFP LPVO, a budget-friendly optic presented by Johnny Q. The scope features an R16 reticle, a throw lever, and dual-color illumination, with an MSRP of $69 after a discount. It is noted as IPX6 waterproof and demonstrated to hold zero after 125 rounds, making it a potentially viable option for starter AR-15 builds or casual range use.

This guide, drawing from an experienced firearms instructor, covers the practical application and adjustment of an LPVO, specifically the AT3 Tactical Red Eagle. It highlights the optic's versatility from 1x for close engagements to higher magnifications for distance, detailing the use of its locking turrets with 1/2 MOA adjustments and BDC reticle. The instruction emphasizes proper throw lever operation for rapid magnification changes, reinforcing the LPVO's utility across various shooting scenarios.

This video provides an expert overview of the Vector Optics Continental 1-8x24 ED scope, highlighting its surprising quality for its price point. The instructor, demonstrating high authority, emphasizes the benefits of the German Schott ED glass for exceptional clarity and the practical features like the 1-8x magnification range, smooth throw lever, and detailed field of view specifications. It's a valuable look for those seeking budget-friendly, high-performance optics.

This video highlights significant discounts on Primary Arms LPVOs, particularly the SLX 1-6 Gen 4 with the ACSS Aurora reticle, available for $199. It also details deals on other Gen 4 models and PLXC optics, emphasizing their value for various lighting conditions and calibers.

This video provides a direct comparison between the Arken EP5 and Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 FFP rifle scopes, focusing on the accessories included in their retail packaging. The reviewer highlights that the Vortex Strike Eagle comes with a sunshade and throw lever, while the Arken EP5 includes a sunshade and notes that Arken often runs promotions bundling additional accessories like throw levers, bubble levels, and lens caps.

This guide details the operation of the AT3 Tactical LPVO, focusing on its locking turrets and smooth magnification adjustment. The video, presented by AT3 Tactical, emphasizes the tactile feedback of the 1/2 MOA click adjustments and the utility of the integrated throw lever for quick power changes. It highlights the importance of a clear sight picture and proper reticle alignment for effective target acquisition.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to installing the AntiMatter Scopeswitch, a device that allows for rapid magnification changes on an LPVO without breaking shooting stance. The installation involves attaching a slider to the rail, mounting the scope, and connecting cords to the throw lever. The presenter, Brian from 1st Shot Tactical, demonstrates the process step-by-step, emphasizing proper tool usage and cord management for optimal functionality.

This video reviews the Steiner H6Xi hunting scope, highlighting its German heritage and US assembly. The presenter details the 2-12x magnification model, its illuminated MHR reticle with windage/elevation stadia, and its 92% light transmission for low-light hunting. The scope is tested for its ability to hold zero through rough handling and repeated shots, demonstrating its durability and accuracy.

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 review highlights the EOTech Vudu 1-10 LPVO as a top-tier optic, praising its daylight bright illumination, first focal plane reticle, and exceptional glass clarity. The reviewer emphasizes its value, offering premium features at a competitive price point, making it a recommended choice for precision shooting.

The Zulus V2 DNT night vision optic is a customer-driven product, incorporating feedback from the HD Version 1. Key improvements include a traditional throw lever, increased eye relief, a more powerful IR, and extended battery life with 2740 batteries. It retains advanced features like recording and a ballistics calculator, aiming to make electro-optics more accessible.