Videos tagged with Scout Scope

This YouTube Short introduces the Nocpix LUMI, a thermal range finder. The video, tagged with '#shorts', highlights the device's capabilities and brand, NocpixUSA. It appears to be a brief showcase of the product's features, likely aimed at outdoor enthusiasts or those involved in activities where range finding is crucial, such as hunting or possibly tactical applications. The focus is on the specific device and its brand.

This video features the Athlon Heras SPR rifle scope, with the title indicating its relevance to hunting and general rifle scope applications. The use of #pewpew suggests a shooting or firearm enthusiast audience. The video aims to provide an overview or review of the Athlon Heras SPR, likely showcasing its features and performance, with a focus on its utility for hunters and rifle owners.

This YouTube video, titled 'Much better with optics! #ak47', focuses on the AK-47 platform, specifically highlighting the improvements gained by adding optics. The description is minimal, reinforcing the core theme of enhancing an AK-47 with optical sights. The content is likely to showcase the AK-47 and its upgraded capabilities, providing a visual demonstration of the benefits of using optics on this popular rifle.

This YouTube video introduces the new Primary Arms PLX Compact 1-8x24 LPVO. The description highlights the optic as 'simply outstanding' and promises more content to come. The video is tagged as a #shorts, indicating a brief format, likely an initial look or announcement.

This video tackles the common issue of poor zeroing and sight adjustment on foreign military surplus rifles, specifically mentioning Mosin Nagant, Mauser K98, Yugo M48, Yugo 24/47, and SKS. The creator, from 'TNP' (presumably The Nutnfancy Project), highlights the challenges presented by fat front posts and difficult adjustments, often exacerbated by online excuses. The video details a 6-year effort involving hundreds of hours to modify and improve the accuracy of these surplus firearms, along with insights gained from working on the M1A. It also showcases various aftermarket scope mounts, sights, and slings for these platforms, funded by viewer donations.

This video explores the unusual prevalence of long eye relief optics in Norwegian military firearms history. It details three specific instances: Norwegian K98k rifles updated to .30-06 with ZF-41 scopes, a Norwegian Resistance M1A1 Carbine fitted with a ZF-41 during WWII, and an experimental Norwegian G3 sniper rifle from 1968 featuring a Leupold M8 scout scope. The video highlights that these are some of the few documented military uses of such optics outside of Germany's ZF-41 program.

This video features a review of the Springfield Armory M1A Scout Squad rifle in .308 caliber. The reviewer tests the rifle's accuracy with both its iron sights and a Burris 2-7x scout scope. The video covers the features of the 18-inch barreled M1A Scout Squad and provides an overall assessment of the firearm. Links to the reviewer's website, social media, and merchandise are included.

This video features Guntech Steve Ostrem explaining the concept of eye relief and its practical implications across various firearm platforms. He demonstrates this with specific optic models, including a 1.5-4x28mm IER Scout Scope, VX-3 Handgun 2.5-8x32mm, FX-II Handgun 2x20mm, Swarovski Z5 Scope, and a DeltaPoint Pro red dot sight. The content aims to educate viewers on how to properly position themselves behind their firearms for optimal sight picture and safety, referencing Brownells for further information.

This video showcases the new Rock Solid Industries Scout Mount for the Mosin Nagant rifle. The reviewer takes a custom Mosin build, featuring a Timney trigger, Bluegrass Gunstock Company stock, and a Leupold scout scope, to the range for testing. The mount is highlighted for its ability to allow stripper clip use, proper extraction, and potential for faster target acquisition with a long eye relief scope. While not yet publicly available, the mount is presented as a significant upgrade for Mosin Nagant owners.