It was shot apples to apples against the MDRx and lost. Same bipod, same magnifier. Both dots were 2 MOA. If you run a more comprehensive test, please share the link here so everyone can learn from your efforts. Thanks for watching!

@@ryanbv3139 thanks for checking in! I made another one with some slight tweaks- hopefully I have time to make a few videos over the holidays

Okay thank you

@@usmcson3 yes but you have to pin & weld the muzzle device to the barrel

@@Yo_Gurtie thanks for watching and feeding the algo!

Thank you sir!

@@beck4218 pin and weld

@@anthonycarlton1286 thanks for feeding the algorithm!

@@flagshipson thanks for the feedback! I’ll see if I can get something a little more teleprompter-esque

@@cristinaioanayoung6049 thank you for the support! The curls definitely has the more iconic look, but as we both found, the traditional style is likely the most practical. Thanks again!

@@timrobinson6573 I added chapters so you can skip around to the parts that interest you- hopefully that helps!

@@09rg thank you!

@@loganwykstra7922 😂😂😂

@@huntgar haha no it’s Margaret Thatcher but I thought they looked enough alike to make a joke there

Thanks for the support and the feedback. I definitely messed this one up with the music. Trying to get better in the future… check out my bullpup mp5 video if you get a minute. Loud music during the shooting montage, then almost none at all after that- I set it to something like -35db so hopefully the balance is better. Thanks again!

@@LoganHowes-r4s thank you! Mine is the same. Literally never a single jam ever. Good stuff!

@@jarvy251 good question- no the accuracy testing was done with a 1-8x LPVO so that I could be as accurate as possible. Since most dots cover at least 2moa, I didn’t want to limit the rifle any more than I had to.

@@ParrotTactical I'm asking because I found my Meprolight RDS was not parallax free - which sounds like an insane thing to say about a red dot, so I wonder how many people think to check theirs. It certainly took me a long time to figure it out. My X95 would have very dramatic swings in accuracy from 2-7moa, and found it irritatingly difficult to zero... until I ditched the Mepro, and my problems vanished. It's not mind-blowingly accurate, but if you did the head-to-head with an LVPO, that's a better indication of the rifle's accuracy. When you mentioned it opened to 9MOA at one point, that mepro was the first thing I thought of. Even a minor shift in your cheek weld and that Mepro dot will now be shooting a different zero a few inches off at 100m.

@@jarvy251 I haven’t heard that before but it’s an interesting point. I’ll have to see if I can induce some parallax next time I take it out. It would be a double shame if so, since the window is so large.

@@ParrotTactical I looked into after I saw it mentioned in a negative review on Amazon as I recall. To my dismay, it was true. Setting the optic on a flat surcae, aligning it with a distant point, and then moving my head to look through the optic at different angles, and the dot very noticeably drifted off the intial aim point. It's a shame, the optic has so many stellar features otherwise!

@@Kaspa2025 thank you! It’s worked well so far so I thought it was worth a share

No such thing as a 50/300 yard zero. Only 50/200

@@sharpshiell thank you for the support!

@@hixnada8278 I think your experience is more common, though no, I seem to have gotten lucky and didn’t have any FTF. The feed angle is almost certainly to blame, so I’m not sure if there is really an easy fix for them on the models that didn’t get lucky. I fed mine mostly Magtech 115 and Blazer 124, so you could always try those if it is worth the attempt. Otherwise I would just go for the longest and pointiest ammo you can find to try and offset that feed angle…

@@floorpizza8074 thank you! I’m glad the video can stand as a one-stop shop. Very cool on the cockatoo 🤙

@@Renaldo135 I’m making a comparison on their pricing structure with regard to civilian sales. There is no actual reason for a SCAR to cost +/- $4,000 or a P90 $2,000. The statement around stateside production refers to the common HK fanboy defense of “it’s just that Germany won’t let them export anything” FN is certainly better, but they still have a lot of room for improvement in that area.