Gun For Hire Reviews - Rifle Optics Review with Instructor Vlad

Published on July 3, 2024
Duration: 10:33

Instructor Vlad from Gun For Hire reviews several rifle optics, differentiating between prism, standard red dot, and holographic sights. He highlights the Vortex Spitfire (prism), Holsun Aims (enclosed micro red dot), Trijicon MRO HD (red dot), Vortex AMG UH-1 Gen 2 (holographic), and EOTech holographic sights, discussing their features, durability, and personal preferences based on law enforcement experience.

Quick Summary

Instructor Vlad reviews prism, red dot, and holographic rifle optics, highlighting the Vortex Spitfire (prism), HoloSun Aims, Trijicon MRO HD (red dot), Vortex UH-1 Gen 2, and EOTech holographic sights. He explains the technology behind each type, their durability features, and shares his personal preferences based on extensive experience.

Chapters

  1. 00:39Introduction to Rifle Optics Review
  2. 01:01Vortex Spitfire Prism Optic Review
  3. 02:34HoloSun Aims Enclosed Red Dot Review
  4. 03:31Trijicon MRO HD Red Dot Review
  5. 04:35Holographic Sight Technology Explained
  6. 05:42Vortex AMG UH-1 Gen 2 (Huey) Holographic Review
  7. 06:58EOTech Holographic Sight Review
  8. 09:30Instructor Vlad's Personal Optic Preferences
  9. 09:14Visit Gun For Hire Shop for Optics

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main types of rifle optics discussed in the review?

The review covers three main types: prism optics (like the Vortex Spitfire) which offer built-in magnification, standard red dot sights (like the Trijicon MRO HD), and holographic sights (like the Vortex UH-1 and EOTech models) which use mirrors to project a reticle.

What is the key advantage of holographic sights over other red dots?

A significant advantage of holographic sights is their durability; even if the glass is broken, the holographic reticle can still be projected onto the remaining glass, allowing continued use.

Which rifle optics does Instructor Vlad personally prefer and why?

Instructor Vlad prefers EOTech sights due to his law enforcement background. He also favors the Trijicon MRO for its excellent price point, clear reticle, and phenomenal glass, noting he owns more MROs than other optics.

How do prism optics differ from standard red dot sights?

Prism optics, such as the Vortex Spitfire, incorporate a prism that provides inherent magnification (e.g., 1x, 3x, 5x). Standard red dot sights are typically 1x and do not offer built-in magnification.

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