Shooting a LPVO Up Close vs Red Dot

Published on August 11, 2023
Duration: 7:55

This T.REX ARMS video demonstrates a 50-round shooting drill comparing the performance of an LPVO (Low Power Variable Optic) against a Red Dot sight. Expert instructors Brandon and Lucas engage multiple targets, focusing on maximizing hit factor, speed, and accuracy through reloads and movement. The drill highlights how different optic platforms can influence performance in timed shooting scenarios, with detailed scoring and analysis provided.

Quick Summary

The T.REX ARMS shooting drill focuses on maximizing hit factor by combining accuracy and speed over a 50-round course. Objectives include avoiding friendly fire and testing equipment. In a comparison, Lucas achieved a hit factor of 6.42 with an LPVO, while Brandon scored 6.25 with a Red Dot.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Drill Objectives & Setup
  2. 00:21Lucas's LPVO Run
  3. 01:12Scoring Lucas's LPVO
  4. 01:59Brandon's Red Dot Run
  5. 02:48Scoring Brandon's Red Dot
  6. 03:13Score Breakdown & Comparison
  7. 04:17Overall Scores & Gear Analysis
  8. 06:15Rifle Setup Details
  9. 06:40Download the Drill Sheet

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the objectives of the T.REX ARMS shooting drill?

The primary objectives are to maximize hit factor, avoid friendly fire, test new equipment, and improve overall shooting proficiency. It's a 50-round course designed to challenge shooters under timed conditions.

How does the T.REX ARMS drill score performance?

Performance is scored based on hit factor, which combines accuracy and speed. Penalties are applied for shots outside the scoring zones (charlies, deltas), and the total time taken for the course is a key metric.

What is the difference in performance between an LPVO and a Red Dot in this drill?

In this specific 50-round drill, Lucas achieved a slightly higher hit factor (6.42) with his LPVO compared to Brandon's Red Dot (6.25), suggesting a marginal advantage for the LPVO in this timed scenario.

Can I download the T.REX ARMS shooting drill sheet?

Yes, T.REX ARMS encourages viewers to download the drill sheet from their website. It includes instructions, round counts per target, and scoring guidelines to help users assess their own skill level.

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