Videos tagged with SLx

This video analyzes the battery life of an LPVO (Low Power Variable Optic), specifically the Primary Arms 1-6 SLX Nova SFP. The reviewer is testing it at maximum illumination (level 11) in various lighting conditions, including indoors and mixed outdoor environments. The focus is on understanding how long the optic's battery will last under these demanding settings.

This YouTube Short focuses on the new Primary Arms SLX 3-18x scope. The video encourages viewers to use a provided link in the comments to purchase the scope, indicating it's a product review or promotional content. The hashtag #shorts suggests a brief, attention-grabbing format, and #primaryarms clearly identifies the brand and product category.

This YouTube video features the new SLX 3-18x scope from Primary Arms. The title explicitly mentions the brand and model, indicating a review or showcase of this optic. The description highlights a call to action to use a provided link for purchasing, reinforcing the review/sales-oriented nature of the content. The inclusion of '#reel' suggests it might be a short-form video or part of a broader series.

This video provides a review of the Primary Arms SLX 1-6 ACSS Aurora LPVO optic. The reviewer highlights its ease of use, particularly the ACSS Aurora reticle, and notes its suitability for use with 5.56 and .308 caliber firearms. The description also includes links to a complete parts list, Patreon, merchandise, favorite ear protection, and an email list signup. The content emphasizes safe filming practices on a public range under professional supervision, adhering to all legal requirements. An affiliate disclaimer is also present.

This video appears to be a short showcase or review of the SLX optic from Primary Arms, possibly a 1-10x magnification scope. Given the title "1-10 SLX Primary Arms", the content likely focuses on the features, performance, and potentially the application of this specific optic, likely for rifles used in shooting or tactical scenarios. The brevity of the title suggests a focused look at this particular product.

This YouTube video features a review of the Primary Arms Gen 2 SLX Micro Prism 1x optic. The description includes affiliate links for parts, merchandise, ear protection, and an email list sign-up. It emphasizes that all filming was conducted safely and legally on a public range with professional supervision. The content creator uses affiliate links to support the channel.

This TFBTV episode features James Reeves interviewing Jason St. John of Sig Defense about Sig's new line of 3D-printed silencers. The discussion covers the future of Sig's suppressor production, focusing on additive manufacturing using titanium and inconel steel. Key models highlighted include the SLH (subsonic) and SLX (supersonic) rifle silencers available in 5.56mm and .30cal, and the modular MOD-X pistol silencer for 9mm and .45 ACP. The video includes demonstrations of the silencers in action, including full-auto fire, and discusses their features like taper mounts, clutch lock systems, flash reduction, and durability. Pricing and availability are also mentioned.

This video provides a first look at two rifle scopes: the AXEON 4-16 Dog Soldier and the Primary Arms SLX 3-18x50mm FFP HUD DMR. It highlights the ACSS-HUD-DMR reticle for 5.56mm. The description also includes affiliate links for the Primary Arms scope and a link to the creator's various platforms, including Patreon, Cashapp, Linktree, USCCA for CCW insurance, and the Black Gun Owners and Education (BGOE) group, with a specific mention of their Jacksonville, Florida chapter.

This video tours the manufacturing facility of Ritter & Stark, a firearm company known for its high-precision approach. The focus is on the advanced CNC machinery and technology used to produce their SX-1 rifle, which boasts a .5 MOA guarantee. The description also teases upcoming reviews of the SX-1 and a glimpse of the new SLX model. The video acknowledges support from Proxibid, Ventura Munitions, and Hoppe's No. 9, and encourages viewers to support TFBTV via Patreon.