Do you use a ballistic reticle? Check this out!

[precision.riflecraft]

I made a video testing Vortex's ballistic reticle, as well as discussing the theory behind these, their limitations and how they compare to MOA and MRAD reticles. I would enjoy hearing your feedback! http://bit.ly/prc-010

 

[johnnyk]

Wow, great video. Really, really appreciate the info. Almost ready to put together an AR and will definitely look at the Vortex LPVO. I have two other Vortex (Viper PST Gen II 5-25x50 & Strike Eagle 5-25x56) and am very pleased with the optics and with Vortex's customer service and their VIP warranty.

 

[precision.riflecraft]

Wow, great video. Really, really appreciate the info. Almost ready to put together an AR and will definitely look at the Vortex LPVO. I have two other Vortex (Viper PST Gen II 5-25x50 & Strike Eagle 5-25x56) and am very pleased with the optics and with Vortex's customer service and their VIP warranty.

Thanks so much for watching, and I really appreciate the compliment. It was a fun video to make. I think you'll be really happy with a Vortex if you're in the market for an LPVO. I have a whole new level of respect for their reticle designers after conducting that experiment.

 

[HappyGVM]

Great video, thanks for taking the time to make it. I have to go through a similar process with a Bushnell Banner 2 that I put on my daughter's TC Compass 2 in 308. Also, appreciate your comments on the Tactacam; it works great on a shotgun but I've also been disappointed with it & the through scope mount on my rifles.

 

[precision.riflecraft]

Great video, thanks for taking the time to make it. I have to go through a similar process with a Bushnell Banner 2 that I put on my daughter's TC Compass 2 in 308. Also, appreciate your comments on the Tactacam; it works great on a shotgun but I've also been disappointed with it & the through scope mount on my rifles.

Cheers man, I really appreciate you taking the time to watch it. I've been really impressed with Bushnell's products lately, like that T-series 15-45x60 spotting scope in the video. The Tactacam is a good idea that badly needs a couple things, like an autofocus function, or at least a manual focus operable via the app. It is a fixed focus that just doesn't work well. If I were mounting a camera on a shotgun, bow or something similar, I'd use a GoPro.

 

[glasser]

You're a pro. Great Video.

 

[precision.riflecraft]

You're a pro. Great Video.

Hey thanks a lot, and thanks for watching!

 

[Reelamin]

Great video. I have several on rifles (Gas guns) and they work great for me out to around the 400 yard mark for being super dialed in. They still work farther just need a lot for "kentucky windage" with them.

 

[precision.riflecraft]

Great video. I have several on rifles (Gas guns) and they work great for me out to around the 400 yard mark for being super dialed in. They still work farther just need a lot for "kentucky windage" with them.

Cheers man! They definitely seem to work as designed. I appreciate you watching. Great to hear you're honing your Kentucky windage too. That's a valuable skill!