1x Cyclops ACSS Prism scope for AK and more!

This YouTube video is a promotional video for an AK 1x Prism Cyclops Optic Combo. It highlights a special offer that ends on Monday, July 29th, 2019. Customers can request a signed AK Bootcamp Booklet by noting it in the special instructions when ordering the Cyclops Combo. The video focuses on this specific optic and the limited-time promotion.

This video provides an expert-level review of Chinese clones of popular Russian optics, specifically the OKP-7 and IP-87. The instructor, with extensive experience in firearms and optics, details the pros and cons of these budget-friendly alternatives, focusing on build quality, performance quirks like parallax, and value for clone builds. He contrasts the 'novelty' aspects of the OKP-7 clone with the more robust performance of the Novus Precision IP-87 clone, offering insights for enthusiasts looking to replicate historical or popular firearm configurations without the high cost of authentic Russian gear.

This review of the Primary Arms 1x Cyclops prism optic highlights its advantages for shooters with astigmatism due to its etched reticle. The reviewer, Ivan from Kit Badger, details its performance in competition, its ACSS reticle capabilities for ranging, and its compatibility with various mounting systems. It's recommended for engagements up to 300 yards, offering a clear aiming point even in challenging conditions.

This product spotlight from SHOT Show 2017 features new optics from Primary Arms, including an advanced micro dot with a 50,000-hour battery life, night vision compatibility, and a return to a knob interface. Also showcased are a long eye relief magnifier, a 1-6x low power variable optic (LPVO) available in wolf gray and flat dark earth with an ACSS reticle, and a 3x prism scope designed for AK platforms in 7.62x39 and 300 Blackout. A key differentiator highlighted is Primary Arms' proprietary ACSS reticles, developed by Dimitri, which allow users to ignore turrets for most shooting scenarios after a 100-yard zero.

Magic Prepper, in collaboration with MidwayUSA, reviews three budget-friendly red dot sights suitable for preparedness: the Holosun 403R (with a strong recommendation for the 403B variant due to glare issues), the SIG Sauer Romeo5, and the Primary Arms SLx MD-20. All optics share the Aimpoint Micro footprint and are priced around $150, offering a balance of features and reliability for home defense and emergency situations.

This guide outlines how to build a capable sub-$1000 civilian rifle loadout, focusing on best bang-for-buck components. It highlights the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) 5.56 rifle as a foundational platform, complemented by the Primary Arms Cyclops ACSS G2 1x prism optic and a Streamlight Protac weapon light. The build emphasizes essential accessories like foregrips and slings, prioritizing functionality and reliability within a strict budget.

This comprehensive guide, presented by AK Operators Union's Rob Ski, details the field stripping and basic maintenance procedures for the AK47 platform. It covers essential steps from initial inspection and disassembly to cleaning, lubrication, and reassembly, emphasizing common AK quirks and best practices for reliability. Rob Ski, a recognized subject matter expert, provides practical advice for both new and experienced AK owners.

This guide details the field stripping and reassembly process for the SVD Dragunov rifle, as demonstrated by an expert from AK Operators Union. It covers removing the dust cover, recoil spring, bolt carrier group, gas tube, and barrel/receiver assembly. The speaker highlights the quality of original components and the rifle's historical significance.

This guide details two critical field expedient repairs for the AK-47 platform, as demonstrated by Rob Ski of AK Operators Union. It covers using rubber bands to temporarily replace a broken recoil spring and guide rod assembly, and employing a wooden toothpick to retain the firing pin when the retainer pin is lost. These techniques are presented as emergency measures to maintain firearm operability in austere environments.

This video details the results of a 5000-round endurance test on the Palmetto State Armory AR15 Freedom, conducted by Rob Ski of AK Operators Union. The rifle successfully completed the rigorous AKOU endurance test, including the sand tornado test. While accuracy was deemed respectable for a budget platform (2.24 MOA), internal inspections revealed normal wear on components like the cam pin and bolt lugs. The rifle is presented as a solid budget option, with a recommendation to invest in a better barrel for enhanced long-range precision.