2015 Gallery of Guns TV Gear Tip: - Leupold D-EVO LCO Package

This video introduces the Leupold LCO (Carbine Optic) and D-EVO (Dual Enhanced View Optic) system. The LCO is presented as a premium red dot sight with a 1 MOA dot and a wide field of view, designed to minimize obstruction. The D-EVO offers a fixed 6x magnification that can be used in conjunction with the LCO's 1x capability, allowing for rapid transitions between near and far targets by simply moving the eye, not the head. The system aims to provide a versatile solution for carbine platforms.

The Leupold D-EVO (Dual Enhanced View Optic) is a combat optic designed to address the challenges of engaging both close and distant targets. It integrates with a Leupold LCO carbine optic, offering a 1 MOA red dot for immediate close-range acquisition. The D-EVO itself features a reticle with a 0.5 MOA dot, a 5 MOA circle, and mil radian markings for windage and elevation, enabling effective engagement out to 600 meters. Its design minimizes rail space, positioning it to the right of the primary red dot.

This video from SHOT Show 2015 introduces three new Leupold optics: the DeltaPoint Pro reflex sight, the LCO carbine optic, and the D-EVO dual-view optic. Featuring insights from retired Sergeant Major Kyle Lamb, the presentation highlights rugged construction, advanced features like top-mounted batteries and adjustable reticles, and innovative designs for rapid target acquisition and enhanced situational awareness in tactical applications.

This video from SHOT Show 2015 introduces three new Leupold optics: the DeltaPoint Pro reflex sight, the LCO carbine optic, and the D-EVO dual enhanced view optic. The DeltaPoint Pro features a ruggedized, waterproof design with a top-mounted battery and optional rear sight for co-witnessing. The LCO offers a crisp 1 MOA dot, 5-year battery life, and a water drain system. The D-EVO is a 6x magnifier that integrates with existing red dot sights, providing a 6x view without affecting zero.

This expert review by Hop critically analyzes the Leupold LCO, detailing its technical specifications, performance flaws like PWM flicker and internal reflections, and mediocre night vision capabilities. The analysis highlights why the LCO was discontinued, citing its high price, lack of popularity, and Leupold's history of abandoning experimental products. The video also briefly touches upon the D-EVO and HAMR models.

This video reviews the Leupold Carbine Optic (LCO) red dot sight, highlighting its durable 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum construction, 100% waterproof and fogproof rating, and lightweight design. Key features include a 1 MOA dot, 16 brightness settings, a motion-activated auto-off/on function, and a CR123A battery with a 5-year life. The review emphasizes its crisp reticle and ease of adjustment, noting its US manufacturing.

This guide, presented by Eric Poole, Editor of Guns & Ammo, details the correct technique for shooting a pistol grip shotgun, specifically the Mossberg 500 Cruiser. It emphasizes safety by warning against common mistakes like face aiming and hip firing, and teaches the effective 'push-pull' method for recoil control and accuracy.

This review provides an expert-level breakdown of the Beretta 92FS Inox Compact with Rail, highlighting its design for concealed carry and law enforcement. The video details its traditional double-action/single-action mechanism, stainless steel construction, and features like an ambidextrous safety and Picatinny rail. The presenter's high authority level is evident through detailed mechanical explanations and historical context of the Beretta brand.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Maverick 88 Special Purpose shotgun, highlighting its reputation for solid performance and value in hunting and security applications. The speaker, presenting with high authority from Davidsons Gallery of Guns, details its technical specifications, including its 12-gauge pump-action mechanism, synthetic stock, and 18.5-inch barrel, and demonstrates its reliability during live fire at an outdoor range.

This video provides an expert overview of the Sig Sauer P320 RX, featuring insights from Tony Caspers, a Sig Sauer Academy Instructor. It details the firearm's modularity, allowing for customization of caliber and grip, and highlights its striker-fired trigger, ergonomics, and capacity. The P320 RX is presented as a versatile option for various shooting needs, including concealed carry.