Videos tagged with NIOA

This video focuses on the Wheeler Engineering "The Fat Wrench," a torque wrench designed for precise torque settings on firearm components such as mounts and rings. The description highlights its utility for gunsmithing and ensuring proper assembly. It also notes the RRP of $149 and its import by NIOA, providing a link to their website.

This video reviews the Leupold LTO Tracker thermal monocular, highlighting its capabilities for detecting heat signatures of game or people up to approximately 100 yards. The reviewer finds it useful for tracking shots in the field at night and for security purposes. While acknowledging limitations beyond 100 yards due to interference, the reviewer considers the under-$1000 price point fair for its intended application, especially when compared to high-end thermal gear. The device is imported by NIOA.

This video reviews the Caldwell Ballistic Precision Chronograph Premium Kit. The reviewer highlights its accuracy (.25% level) and ability to measure speeds up to 9999fps, making it suitable for both rifles and handguns. A key feature is its smartphone connectivity for recording measurements. The setup is described as very easy and the reviewer's experience was positive. The product is imported by NIOA and retails around $375, with a link to NIOA provided. The music used is from the YouTube audio library.

This video reviews the Redfield Revolution 4-12x40mm AccuRange rifle scope, positioning it as a quality entry-level optic suitable for budget-conscious buyers. The reviewer highlights their positive experience with the scope, noting its reliable performance over time. The retail price is mentioned as approximately $439, with imports to Australia handled by NIOA, whose website is provided for further information.

This video review focuses on the Leupold VX3i 6.5-20x50mm Side Focus Target Rifle Scope with the Custom Dial System (CDS). The presenter highlights its suitability for long-range shooting and explains how the CDS facilitates easy ranging and dialing for specific distances. The scope in question is customized with tactical turret knobs and the CDS system, calibrated for Federal 168gr Match ammunition. The retail price of the scope and the tactical knobs are mentioned, along with the importer, NIOA.

This video review focuses on the Leupold RX-1200i TBR/W digital laser rangefinder. The description highlights its True Ballistic Range (TBR) and Wind (W) capabilities, which calculate ballistics and provide hold-over information in either MIL or MOA. It can also account for a 10mph crosswind. The reviewer states the device has numerous features and has been reliable, noting its retail price of approximately AU $700 and its Australian importer, NIOA.

This video reviews the Leupold VX-3i 3.5-10x40 rifle scope. The reviewer highlights that the new VX-3i line is improved and offered at a significantly lower price point, approximately $200 less than previous VX3 models. The reviewed scope, with a retail price around $700 in Australia, is reported to have performed well without any issues. The video directs viewers to NIOA for more information on the VX-3i line.

This YouTube video provides a review of the Savage Model 25 rifle chambered in .17 Hornet. The reviewer highlights its suitability as a budget-friendly and accurate varmint rifle. While acknowledging some initial feeding issues, the reviewer notes that NIOA promptly resolved the problem. The music used in the video is "Missing You" by Overscene, with their written permission.

This video reviews the Leupold RX-1000i Digital Laser Rangefinder, highlighting its ruggedness, reliability, and affordability. The reviewer tested it in wet weather, confirming its functionality. Key features mentioned include over 10,000 ranges per battery and an included belt-mountable carry case. The price point of $450 is considered good value. The video also notes that Leupold products are imported to Australia by NIOA.

This video provides a review of the Leupold VX3 4.5-14x40 CDS Side Focus 30mm Rifle Scope. It highlights the scope's Custom Dial System (CDS) feature, which allows users to receive a custom-calibrated elevation dial tailored to their specific ammunition and rifle. The reviewer emphasizes the ruggedness and reliability of Leupold products. The description also notes that the scope retails for under $1000 in Australia and is imported by NIOA, with a link provided.

This video provides a review of the LaRue "TG1" auto-resetting sniper target. The reviewer highlights its heavy-duty construction and suitability for law enforcement, military personnel, and long-distance shooters. A key feature emphasized is the target's auto-resetting capability after each hit. The description also mentions that these targets are imported to Australia by Nioa and available through local dealers.