Primary Arms SLx MD-25

Published on July 10, 2020
Duration: 12:34

This guide details how to zero a red dot optic like the Primary Arms SLx MD-25 and effectively engage targets at various distances. It covers setting up the optic, confirming a battle sight zero for close range, and understanding trajectory for longer shots. The instruction emphasizes practical application and acknowledges the optic's suitability for budget-conscious shooters.

Quick Summary

The Primary Arms SLx MD-25 red dot sight is a budget-friendly optic costing $169, boasting a 50,000-hour battery life and night vision compatibility. It features 11 brightness settings and built-in adjustment tools. A 25-yard battle sight zero is recommended for versatile performance from close defense to 300 yards.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Primary Arms SLx MD-25 Red Dot
  2. 00:09SLx MD-25 Features and Specs
  3. 00:34Optic Adjustments and Mounting Options
  4. 01:06AK Rifle Setup and Accessories
  5. 02:06Pre-shooting Comments and Red Dot Durability
  6. 02:40Shooting at 100 Yards with AK
  7. 03:31Shooting at 300 Yards with AK
  8. 04:17Post-shooting AK and Optic Performance
  9. 05:32Brightness Adjustment for 300-Yard Target
  10. 06:14Attempting 8-inch Popper at 300 Yards
  11. 08:30Battle Sight Zero and Long Range Performance
  12. 10:10Primary Arms Red Dot Value and Technology
  13. 11:045.45x39 Recoil and Effectiveness
  14. 11:40Call to Action and Outro

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Primary Arms SLx MD-25 red dot sight?

The SLx MD-25 costs around $169, offers a 50,000-hour battery life using a CR2032 battery, is night vision compatible, and features 11 brightness settings. Its adjustment caps have built-in tools for convenience.

How do you zero a red dot sight for long-range shooting?

For long-range, a 25-yard battle sight zero is effective. Understand that the red dot will appear higher than the point of impact at intermediate distances but will return to the battle sight zero at longer ranges (e.g., 300 yards). Adjust brightness for target visibility.

Is the Primary Arms SLx MD-25 a good budget optic?

Yes, the SLx MD-25 is considered an excellent budget option, offering significant battery life and features for its $169 price point. It's compared favorably to higher-end optics for value and performance in practical shooting scenarios.

What rifle setup was used to test the Primary Arms SLx MD-25?

The optic was tested on a Saiga AK chambered in 5.45x39, featuring an RS Regulate AK-303 mount, ACE folding stock, Magpul MOE AK grip, Chattanooga Shooting Sports forend, and a Tapco muzzle brake.

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