Choosing and using Precision Rifle Optics Introduction. Arken Optics VPR, VHR- MIL/MOA
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- In this video I discuss choosing the optic measurement system as well as reticle type that will best suit your shooting needs; MIL or MOA
I give a overview of turret use as well as hold overs of the VPR and VHR reticles on Arken Optics SH4 Ge 2, EP5, EPl4 and LH4. Next segments will be examples of dialing in shots, using a ballistic application and getting more shots on target with your Arken Optic...or any brand for that matter.
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Really appreciate these basic teachings for new beginners!! 👍🏻
Glad you like them!
Next video should be interesting. I want to how you turn the elevation turret and have the bullet strike to the left.
That is the plan. Will show you guys how you can land the shot on target same way with a turret spin or using the hold over. Will also show a few easy calculators that give you the numbers you need to use.
I thought maybe he was holding the scope sideways or something! I definitely can’t wait to see how you get 2 mil elevation by holding 2 mil right lol I’m only playing with you, simple mistake. Still good info
This is what I’ve been waiting (and searching) for. Thanks!!! Looking forward to the next. This channel is fast becoming one of my favorites
Awesome I'm glad to be of help. My goal is to keep the presentation very real and average guy and bring things to the subscribers right from the new owner up to the seasoned shooter.
Next few episodes will piece it together a bit more.
@@RugerGundog Thanx again!
Great video! Thanks for taking time to share. 👍
Thanks for watching!
Rugerdog great vid.. looking forward to the next video. Took your advice and you were spot on. Your my go to for optics reviews. Thanks for what you do...
Yea man sweet seeing you hit out to 1000!
Good jobGundog ,learnning a lot ,who said you weren't smart! Bravo Bro.
Thanks for watching
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Very helpful for a new long-range shooter! Thank you!
Your welcome.
This is exactly what i needed. learned alot in a short time and now am subscribed. keep up the good work 👍👍
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you for this, I learned quite a bit about scopes in general I didn't know about.
Great to hear. Thanks for chiming in.
Getting ready to buy a couple of Arken optics didn’t know the difference between vpr and vhr thanks
Good stuff and much needed info.
Thank you thank you! great explaination and to the point and easy to understand!
Glad it was helpful!
You don't use the elevation turret to move left
I realize this., made a poor visual. Was a figurative visualization to demonstrate reticle is a flat turret. Was just an oversight on making a point. Will clear er up next video. Thanks for the comment
Very infomrative, you deserve more views
Well thank you.
I'm reasonably dumb so I appreciate your videos.
Lol....ahaha...we all are
ok so I am a bit slow, but my top turret says up/down and not windage.. Assuming that is your top turret @ 4:59 as I can see a level attached that is pretty close to "level"?
Yes...side is windage. I was holding it incorrectly while blabbering. I spoke of that in next video
My elevation turret seems to be broken. When I turn it, it moves my impact point up instead of to the left.
Sorry, i had to make a joke 😅. Thanks for the vid.
Hahaah.....yea I addressed that bit of a "filming" blunder hahaha.
Okay....wait it was a test to see who was paying attention hahahahah
@RugerGundog , exactly, good way to test your students.
If "Arken Reticles for Dummies" is a actually a book, I want to buy it! If it's not a actual book, it should be!!!
Erik
Very helpful, thanks. Im new to this and the scope hasnt even arrived yet.
Glad it helped
Just about to mount the new Arken SH-4Gen2 6x24x50mm VPR reticule on my AR-10. Went with Arkens 20moa one piece 34mm scope mounts. Hoping that can handle the recoil of 7.62 ok, as I really do not wanna make this already heavy scope more beefy with badger ordinance steel rings? I would love to see you use it on the range.
I have same optic on my ar10. It will hold up great!
Beginner shooter thanks
Enjoy!
Alana Ranch
Not sure what is in English
Is there a way to get the exploded image file like you have there?
On the purchase page of Arken I believe.
You are wrong, Dude you top is up-and-down? Your side is left the right
I am well aware of this, lol. The visual was an aid to demonstrate the reticle is a turret flat.
I see where there could be confusion way I made the example. I make a point to mention it in the next one actually making adjustments and taking shots.
Hey David, let’s see some of your PERFECTLY made videos lol
Mils, always go with mils. Once you use it, moa seems very tedious to use
I tend to agree.
Dialing at which distance?
Now sure what you are exactly asking
40845 Esmeralda Valley
What is this?
Scopes for dummies
The easiest to use is Mil-Rad
If you can count to 10 (this is why metric is so easy compared to SAE )
But I agree MOA I much more accurate at long distances
But that's not
scopes for dummies
Many people are so stuck with "inch" here in usa it works well for them as does the added precision of smaller adjustments per click.
oh no.... it is intended for dummies, so imagine how confused they might get.... it is just 2 weeks old video, please edit and re-upload... It is not too late to correct it and save some frustration for the new guy...
I addressed it to avoid some confusion
MOA is not the standard. If it was standard, the military would be using it
Military is by no means standard or gold standard anything. Civilian market is also much much larger usage.
@@RugerGundog 90% of civilians don't know anything / are not interested / are "all talk and no walk" when it comes to precision rifle shooting at range, so the majority is still on the military side. Keep in mind, there is a whole world out there, not just US.
Right now, if you want to be able to shot / operate at any time, in any location, MRAD is the standard. MOA is just something that US civilians use to feel different.
If you still feel I am wrong, convince me with facts, not slogans.
In the UK we still mostly use MOA it's in the imperial measurement, as in inch,yard, miles.
You can choose between 1/8th or 1/4 MOA, i use 1/8th for long range target work, out too 1200yrd.
Hope this helps 👍
@@davegrimshaw7318 well, both work, but 1/10 MIL is enough to touch the target at 1200m.
Apparently MOA looks simpler to some shooters (mostly from countries that use the imperial units of measure) because they do the transformation from MOA to inches. Once they realize that there is no need to do this conversion and learn to think directly in MOA or MILS, MOA advantages start dropping like flies.
Having said that, if everyone around you uses one unit of measure, you better think long and hard before choosing something else. You don't want to end up having to do conversions from the corrections they give you in their unit of measure to your unit of measure.
MOA is our standard. Move along.
Don’t ever buy! I have one that won’t track and they want pictures and videos to warranty!! Save your money
I'm sure you can just send it it. It's a unconditional warranty. I mean you can run it over and they will warranty it.
So take pics and video to get a replacement. If you were in their position wouldn’t you want pics and vid?
I have a sh4 6x24x50 ona 308 and it works extermely well for me at 1000 yds. !
I'm sure that it does. It's a great optic!!!