Videos tagged with Vortex PST

This video showcases three aesthetically pleasing firearms, highlighting custom builds and aftermarket components. The host, identified as a Firearms Enthusiast and Content Creator, details a Ruger American in a Sharps Bros Heatseeker chassis, a Samurai Firearms Nodachi AR-10, and a Woox Furiosa custom build with premium components. The presentation emphasizes the visual appeal and specific manufacturers of parts used in these unique rifle configurations.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the versatility of the .308 Winchester cartridge, highlighting its effectiveness for hunting various game animals up to elk and moose, and even for defense against grizzly bears when properly employed. It also touches on the Ruger SFAR rifle's accuracy and the surprising effectiveness of low-power scopes at extended ranges. A brief anecdote about BB gun sales regulations is also included.

This review of the Delta Stryker 1-6x LPVO highlights its daylight bright reticle, clear glass, and large field of view at 1x, making it a strong contender under $1000. The reviewer compares it favorably to the Vortex PST and Razor, noting its comparable optical clarity and a more usable reticle for ranging. While slightly more expensive than the PST and with unknown long-term reliability, it's recommended for those seeking a high-performance LPVO.

This review of the Meopta Optika6 1-6x LPVO highlights its premium European glass and solid construction, offering a significant upgrade over the Vortex PST in terms of feel and glass quality for its $600 price point. However, its illumination is not daylight bright, making it unsuitable for red dot-like performance in bright conditions. The BDC3 reticle is well-suited for long-range shooting and hunting in low light, but the zoom ring is stiff and the included throw lever is small.