Review Of The Primary Arms FFP GLx ACSS Scopes

Published on November 29, 2020
Duration: 17:19

This review covers the Primary Arms GLx line of First Focal Plane (FFP) scopes, highlighting their construction, features, and reticle options. The scopes are made in the Philippines with a 30mm tube and feature excellent glass clarity and an auto-on/auto-off illumination system. The turrets are praised for their steel-on-steel construction, tactile clicks, and zero stop functionality. Two primary reticle types are detailed: the Athena BPR MIL, offering precise aiming points and ranging capabilities, and the HUD DMR, a BDC reticle designed for rapid engagement and ranging estimation.

Quick Summary

The Primary Arms GLx FFP ACSS scopes offer excellent value with features like a 30mm tube, auto-on/auto-off illumination, and durable steel turrets with a zero stop. They come with advanced ACSS reticles such as the Athena BPR MIL and HUD DMR, designed for precise aiming and rapid range estimation.

Chapters

  1. 00:32Introduction to Primary Arms GLx FFP ACSS Scopes
  2. 00:48GLx Line Overview: Made in Philippines, 30mm Tube
  3. 00:56Auto-Off/Auto-On Illumination Feature
  4. 01:30Scope Sizes: 2.5-10x, 4-16x, 6-24x
  5. 02:09Pricing and Promotional Offers
  6. 02:44Rear Features: Adjustable Diopter
  7. 03:15Magnification Adjustment Ring
  8. 03:36Turret Features: Steel-on-Steel, Zero Stop
  9. 04:29Turret Adjustment Specs: 0.1 Mils
  10. 05:03Box Test and Tracking Performance
  11. 05:10Windage Turret Features
  12. 05:37Left Side Features: Parallax and Illumination
  13. 05:49Parallax Adjustment Explained
  14. 06:23Illumination Settings and Night Vision Compatibility
  15. 06:48Reticle Options Overview
  16. 07:04Athena BPR MIL Reticle Deep Dive
  17. 07:35Athena BPR MIL Auto-Ranging Feature
  18. 08:04Athena BPR MIL 'Christmas Tree' Portion
  19. 09:37HUD DMR BDC Reticle Review
  20. 10:35HUD DMR Auto-Ranging Features
  21. 11:28HUD DMR Holdovers and Wind Holds
  22. 12:11BDC Reticle Manual and Load Data
  23. 12:43Glass Clarity and Value Proposition
  24. 13:04GLx vs. Platinum Series Glass Comparison
  25. 14:03Scope Weight and Overall Value
  26. 14:17Conclusion and Where to Ask Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Primary Arms GLx FFP ACSS scopes?

The Primary Arms GLx FFP ACSS scopes feature a 30mm tube, excellent glass clarity, and an auto-on/auto-off illumination system. They also boast durable steel-on-steel turrets with a zero stop and are available with various ACSS reticles like the Athena BPR MIL and HUD DMR.

How does the auto-illumination feature work on these scopes?

The auto-illumination feature conserves battery by automatically shutting off after approximately three seconds of inactivity. As soon as the scope is moved, the illumination turns back on, ensuring it's ready when you are.

What are the advantages of the Athena BPR MIL reticle?

The Athena BPR MIL reticle offers an infinitely fine chevron aiming point, precise 0.05 mil subtensions, and an integrated auto-ranging feature for human targets. Its 'Christmas tree' section provides marked holdovers and quick reference points for rapid engagement.

How does the HUD DMR reticle aid in ranging and aiming?

The HUD DMR reticle is a BDC style reticle with a chevron and horseshoe for quick acquisition. It includes auto-ranging features for torso and head targets, along with annotated holdovers for common calibers and wind holds, facilitating faster and more accurate shots.

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