New Scope New Rifle

Published on January 16, 2024
Duration: 2:48

Ben Stoeger discusses building a new rifle equipped with a Vortex 1-6x LPVO for an upcoming distance shooting class. While traditionally favoring red dots for close-quarters engagement, he acknowledges the utility of LPVOs for specific training scenarios and longer-range applications. The rifle features a BCM upper with a 16-inch hammer-forged barrel and a three-prong muzzle device.

Quick Summary

Ben Stoeger has built a new rifle featuring a Vortex 1-6x LPVO for an upcoming distance shooting class. While he typically favors red dots for close-range engagements, he acknowledges the utility of LPVOs for specific training scenarios and intermediate distances.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction & Voice Issue
  2. 00:10New Rifle Build Discussion
  3. 00:25Vortex LPVO Introduction
  4. 00:51LPVO vs. Red Dot Preference
  5. 01:14Distance Shooting Class Context
  6. 01:34Rifle Component Details (BCM Upper, Barrel)
  7. 01:57Purpose of the New Rifle
  8. 02:03Future Use & Training Intentions
  9. 02:36Acknowledgements & Upcoming Course

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of optic is Ben Stoeger using for his new distance shooting rifle?

Ben Stoeger is using a Vortex 1-6x Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO) on his new rifle. He notes that while he typically prefers red dots for close-quarters shooting, the LPVO is suitable for an upcoming distance shooting class.

What are the key components of the new rifle Ben Stoeger built?

The new rifle features a BCM upper receiver with a 16-inch hammer-forged barrel. It is also equipped with a three-prong muzzle device and a Vortex 1-6x LPVO, intended for training and distance shooting applications.

Why did Ben Stoeger build a new rifle for a distance shooting class?

He built the new rifle specifically to accommodate a Vortex 1-6x LPVO, which was provided by Vortex. This setup is intended for an upcoming distance shooting class, allowing him to train with an LPVO in a longer-range context.

What is Ben Stoeger's general preference for rifle optics?

Ben Stoeger generally prefers red dot sights for his rifles, especially for close-up shooting engagements typically under 50 yards. He finds them effective for the 'up close nasty shooting' he often practices.

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