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Hi-Lux XTC1-4X34 High Power Competition Rifle Scope
The Hi-Lux XTC14X34 scope was specifically designed for CMP and NRA High Power "Across the Course" Competition. The XTC14X34 scope has front objective adjustable parallax from 15 yards to infinity. As the stages for Across the Course are set at...
11,000 Hard Recoiling .50 Caliber Muzzleloading Rifle Rounds And This Hi-Lux TB-ML Scope Still Precisely Places Shots!
TB-ML scope shown in the accompanying photo has certainly been no exception. In less than 4 years, this scope has now had 11,000+ hefty muzzle-loaded hunting charges fired under it - including the one that took this Montana whitetail buck at 140 yards in November 2013
Hunting With The .451 Caliber Hexagonal Bore Whitworth Rifle
What made the Whitworth rifle so different is that the bore had no rifling grooves at all. Instead, the bore was hexagonal in shape...and the bore itself spiralled with a one turn in 21 inches rate of twist. The original bullet was a long 580 grain hexagonal bullet.
Hi-Lux Optics PRO 30mm Riflescopes Are Built For The Serious Rifleman
Feature for feature, the Hi-Lux Optics PRO 30mm riflescopes easily compare to many higher priced models costing twice as much - or more. The crafting of this model begins with a solid one-piece 30mm diameter high tensile strength aluminum tube
Malcolm Vintage Sniper Competition Mounts - Greek HXP Military .30-06 Ammo in a 1903A1 Springfield
Our calculated ballistics data were spot on. We were 6/6 from 100 to 600 yards after getting sighted in at 100 yards.
Practical Accuracy of the Leatherwood ART M1000-PRO
To commemorate the launch of the new Leatherwood M1000-PRO rifle scope, we decided to test the Practical Accuracy of the M1000-PRO out to my rifle and ammo's maximum effective range.
Riflescopes...Developed To Tap Long Range Muzzleloading Rifle Accuracy
This particular rifle, and telescopic rifle sight, was built by master riflesmith Morgan James, of Utica, NY in probably the late 1850's or early 1860's - and saw service during the Civil War as one of the very first telescopic sight (a.k.a. riflescope) mounted military sniper rifles, or as they were known then, a Sharpshooter rifle
Malcolm 8X USMC Basic Adjustments - Setting Parallax and More!
Adjusting the eyepiece diopter, rear mount, eye relief to setting parallax for the Malcolm 8X USMC - with a video!
Torque Settings for Malcolm Vintage Sniper Competition Mounts
TL;DR Tighten the top screw of the Malcolm Vintage Sniper Competition Mounts to 6-7 in lbs.
Setting the Thumbnut on the Malcolm 8X USMC (Unertl)
It is critical to properly set the locking nut within the crescent groove of the standard bases. Although, the Malcolm 8X scope mounts have been calibrated at the factory to properly fasten to the provided crescent cut bases, you may need to adjust the friction screws in the mount. In this video, we’ll be going over how and when you should adjust the friction screws within the Malcolm 8X USMC mounts.
SNIPER CENTRAL Reviews The Leatherwood/Hi-Lux M1000 ART Scope
One of the things that made the M21 a successful sniping system during the Vietnam War was the ultra-simplistic means of range estimation that would also automatically adjust the scope for ballistic drop at whatever range the scope estimated the target to be at.
Hi-Lux Top-Angle Focus "Professional" Models
You can pay a lot more for a quality riflescope, but you'll be hard pressed to buy one that is better built than the new Top-Angle Series scopes now available from Leatherwood/Hi-Lux Optics. One thing is for certain, you won't find a scope with as many great features - even at twice the price!
Shoot FAST with the Leatherwood ART
The Frame Aim Shoot Technique maximizes the capabilities of the Leatherwood ART scopes, allowing you to compensate for bullet drop without needing to know the distance to the target, dial any clicks or use holdovers.
GUN DIGEST - Leatherwood CMR Review: Best AR-15 Optic 2013
The Close-Medium Range (CMR) scope from Leatherwood is tough, versatile and best of all, affordable. Giving it my Best AR-15 Optic for 2013 endorsement was an easy decision.
Timothy Yan of The Firearms Blog Reviews The Hi-Lux Optics New CMR-AK762 Tactical Scope
The CMR-AK762’s zeroing procedure is a bit different than the standard CMR’s because of the ballistic difference. The center 1 MOA dot inside of the double-horseshoes needs to be zero at 200 meters or yards for the rest of the BDCs to work. If a 200m range is not available, use the small “V” on top the smaller horseshoe for a 100m zero