Videos tagged with Vortex Optic

This video documents a beginner's first NRL Hunter match experience, focusing on the preparation and check-in process. The presenter details their custom rifle setup, a Bergara .308 with an MDT chassis and Vortex optic, aiming for the 'Open Light' class. The content highlights the importance of rifle weigh-in and familiarization with competition specifics, offering a glimpse into the initial stages of competitive precision rifle shooting for newcomers.

This video showcases the Staccato C4X pistol during range time, demonstrating its performance and accuracy. The footage includes firing at a distant target with a first-person view through the optic, highlighting the pistol's recoil and cycling. Visuals also provide close-ups of the firearm and its components.

This video demonstrates the effectiveness of the 6.5 Grendel cartridge for accurate shooting at 100 yards. The shooter, using an AR-15 platform with a Vortex optic, showcases consistent hits on a steel target from various positions, including standing and from behind cover, highlighting the platform's practical application for target engagement.

FN introduces the FN 309, an entry-level pistol designed to make the brand more accessible to new shooters. Market research indicated that typical FN pistols priced between $700-$900 were a barrier for many. The FN 309 aims to bridge this gap with a targeted price point below $700, making it a more affordable option for those entering the firearms market. The pistol was showcased with a Vortex red dot optic.

This video details the construction of a custom AR-15 pistol, the Cantoarms DL-44, inspired by Han Solo's blaster. The build features a short 4.5-inch barrel, a unique Mauser-style grip, and a CMMG .22 LR conversion kit. Despite its compact size, the firearm demonstrates surprising accuracy during live-fire testing.

Elliott Delp reviews a $1,300, 16-inch, 5.56 match-grade upper receiver, questioning its practical application beyond coyote hunting. Drawing from his tactical shooting background, he finds it ill-suited for 'running and gunning' drills and doubts its efficacy for dedicated long-range precision. The video seeks audience input on optimal uses for this specific rifle configuration.

Elliott Delp reviews the LaRue Tactical LR-15, highlighting its exceptional out-of-the-box accuracy, consistently achieving around 1 MOA. He notes the rifle's $2,000 price point and praises its enjoyable shooting experience for average users. The review includes detailed group analysis using the Ballistic-X app with various ammunition types.

This video showcases an intense sniper competition where John Lovell, using a Barrett .50 caliber rifle, faces off against Paul Perkerson armed with a .22 LR rifle. The significant caliber disparity is highlighted, demonstrating the 'Indian, not the arrow' principle. Expert instruction from John Lovell, a recognized tactical instructor, is evident through his familiarity with shooting positions and ammunition.

This video features the unboxing and step-by-step installation of a Ranger Point Precision Henry RHINO Scope Mount Rail for 45-70 caliber rifles. The creator plans to mount a Vortex optic on their Henry Sidegate 45-70. The video aims to guide viewers through the installation process.

This video offers a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to building an affordable precision rifle for around $1,000. Host Caleb from Brownells details the process using a Howa 1500 barreled action, an MDT stock, and a Vortex optic. The walkthrough covers part selection, necessary tools, and assembly techniques, including torque specifications and threadlocker use. It's presented as an ideal resource for budget-conscious individuals looking to assemble a capable bolt-action rifle for long-range shooting.

This video features a deep dive into an extremely high-end AR-15 build, costing $7,500. The creator breaks down each component, including a Magpul CTR Stock, Law Tactical Folding Adapter, JP Silent Capture Spring System, Bootleg BCG, HIPERTOUCH® ECLipse trigger, Radian ADAC Lower, Aero Precision Upper Receiver, Vortex 1-10x optic, Faxon Duty Series 11.5” barrel, Geissele MK8 rail, A3 Grip System, and a Rugged Radiant 7.62 suppressor. The video aims to determine if such an expensive build is truly worth the investment, focusing on performance, reliability, and shooting enjoyment, particularly with suppressor use. It encourages viewer interaction regarding their thoughts on the build's value.

This video showcases diverse 'truck gun' options, from a tactical lever-action rifle and an 8.6 BLK AR platform to a compact Rossi Tuffy 410 shotgun and even a suppressed Galil Ace 2. It humorously touches on extreme choices like a Riffe speargun and a Bren Mark 3 LMG, highlighting the broad interpretation of a vehicle-based firearm. The content emphasizes preparedness and personal defense with a high-energy, collaborative approach from various creators.