Videos tagged with Turret Tags

This video from Ballistics Lab provides an expert comparison of MOA and MIL adjustment systems in rifle scopes. The instructor, demonstrating high authority, explains the mathematical origins, practical applications, and nuances of each system. Key takeaways include understanding the true value of 1 MOA, the base-10 simplicity of MIL for range estimation, and the contextual dominance of each system in competition versus hunting.

This guide details a methodical approach to sighting in a rifle, emphasizing a 50-yard bore sight start and understanding bullet trajectory. The host, demonstrating high authority from practical experience, advises on scope adjustments, accounting for barrel heat, and using tools like Turret Tags for field efficiency. The process involves multiple shot groups with cooling intervals for accurate final adjustments.

This guide details how to configure a Tikka T3x rifle for hunting, including scope mounting, bipod attachment, and the use of custom turret tags for precise long-range shots. It emphasizes the importance of testing different ammunition types to achieve sub-MOA accuracy, as demonstrated by the Tikka T3x's performance with Sig Sauer Elite ammunition. The guide also highlights the need for practical validation through long-range shooting exercises.

This guide details the installation of Turret Tags, a practical modification for hunting rifles. As demonstrated by Jim Harmer from Backfire, these adhesive stickers allow for quick yardage dialing on the scope's elevation turret, enhancing shooting efficiency in the field. The process is straightforward, aiming to improve success rates by simplifying range estimation and adjustment during a hunt.

This guide details the installation of 'Turret Tags,' quick-adjust yardage stickers for rifle scopes, designed to speed up dialing for hunting. The process involves obtaining ballistic data, carefully applying the stickers to the scope's turrets, and securing them with a clear protective strip. The video emphasizes proper alignment and the use of tools for precision, noting that the tags are waterproof and designed to withstand field conditions.