Videos tagged with Triangle Reticle

This video explores the impact of dot size and reticle options on rifle optics, specifically focusing on fiber optic sights. The speaker demonstrates how different reticle shapes, like a triangle and a circle with a dot, can be used for precise aiming. It highlights that dot size is dependent on the intended use of the rifle, with larger dots suitable for close quarters and smaller aiming points for precision shots. The demonstration includes adjusting a Meprolight M201 combat optic using a bullet casing for windage and elevation.

The Meprolight M22 is a battery-free red dot sight utilizing fiber optic and tritium technology. While offering an 'always on' capability and a robust build, its performance is mixed, particularly regarding reticle brightness in varying light conditions. The bullseye reticle can be dim, especially when contrasted with bright targets or when a weapon light is used, though the triangle reticle from the M21 is suggested as a potentially brighter alternative.

This video provides an expert overview of the Trijicon ACOG line, presented by Tim Dillon, who identifies as Government Sales/Small Arms Tech Support for Brownells. It details the ACOG's dual-illumination system (tritium and fiber optics) for reliability in all light conditions, the Bindon Aiming Concept (BAC), and the variety of reticle options available, including different shapes and BDC calibrations for calibers like 5.56 and .308.