Videos tagged with Glass Quality

This video offers a first look at the Leupold VX HD Gen2 rifle scope, unveiled at SHOT Show 2025. The review highlights its revolutionary tool-less turret design, bringing tactical features to hunting scopes while maintaining Leupold's renowned optical quality. The description also includes links to a detailed written review and the creator's various social media platforms, along with production notes and disclaimers.

This YouTube video focuses on testing the durability and reliability of a $1500 rifle scope. The title implies a question about whether the scope can "hold its mark," suggesting a performance evaluation under potentially demanding conditions. The description likely elaborates on the testing methodology and the specific scope being reviewed.

This video from TENICOR aims to compare the quality of common optic glass. While the description heavily promotes TENICOR's social media and website, it doesn't specify which optics are being compared or any firearm models. The focus appears to be on evaluating the optical components themselves, which are crucial for aiming devices used with firearms.

This YouTube video focuses on the visual performance of optics, specifically an LPVO (Low Power Variable Optic) paired with a PFN640 device. The title highlights the 'beautiful clarity' of the setup, suggesting an emphasis on image quality and visual experience through the optic. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the context of an LPVO and related accessories strongly points towards a firearms or tactical gear application.

This YouTube video, titled "WTF is ED glass? And why does it matter?", appears to be an educational piece aimed at firearm enthusiasts. Leveraging the description's mention of @Monstrumtactical, #pewpew, and #riflescopes, the content likely delves into the specifics of ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass in rifle scopes. The video probably explains what ED glass is, its benefits, and why it's an important consideration for users seeking improved optical clarity, color accuracy, and reduced chromatic aberration in their firearm optics. It's positioned as an informational guide rather than a direct product review or range test.

This video is a review of the ZeroTech Trace 3-18x50 R3 Precision Rifle Scope, highlighting its value for a sub-$800 price point. The reviewer provides a discount code and affiliate links for the scope, as well as for ear protection, coffee, insurance, and sunglasses. The video also promotes the creator's social media channels, Patreon, and other YouTube channels. The creator emphasizes adherence to YouTube's advertiser-friendly guidelines and assures viewers that the video was filmed safely at an outdoor range.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Primary Arms GLX 1-6x24mm FFP ACSS Griffin M-6 rifle scope. It highlights the scope's premium features, crystal-clear low-dispersion lenses, and the Advanced Combined Sighting System (ACSS®) reticle. The reviewer discusses the 1-6x magnification, 30mm main tube, 6061-T6 aluminum construction, and user-configurable turrets (tactical or capped). The ACSS Griffin M6 reticle is explained in detail, including its horseshoe for close-quarters speed and automatic ranging capabilities up to 600 yards. The video also covers the reticle's partial illumination settings and full lens coatings for maximum light transmission.

This video offers a comprehensive review of the TRACT Optics TORIC UHD 4.5-30x56 riflescope. The reviewer, Dave, details the scope's features and specifications, sharing insights from months of shooting experience. The review also delves into TRACT Optics as a direct-to-consumer company, discussing their business model, customer service, and the overall performance of the scope, including its turrets and glass quality. This video aims to provide viewers with substantial information to help them make an informed decision about this riflescope.

This video features a detailed review of the Burris XTR3 optic by Joel and Jason from Precision Rifle Network. They employ a structured grading system, evaluating the optic across eleven categories including glass quality, turret feel, reticle options, and tracking performance. The review aims to provide a comprehensive assessment for competitors, hunters, and operators, concluding with a combined "1-10" rating for each category and an overall score.