Great demo and info brother

The deviation will land in the AZone regardless

I really enjoy your content. Lots of really good information.

Nice job, thank you!

I really enjoy your videos. I wish I could come shoot with you. Cheers brother.

Excellent explanation!

New subscriber here. Thanks for the review on the Eotech.

Nice video!

You should be well over 100k subscribers at this point. Spread the word people. This is the very best, most concise video of it's kind for shooters that are just getting into long range shooting. No BS, great presentation, and just the factual content that is so needed in this very fun hobby. Thanks for all your hard work and hoping the channel blows up! Paul from Pro-Precision-Rifles.

These videos always interest me because I use to zero mine at 100 which is difficult with my old eyes. I use mine for hunting so I use to zero at 100 yds, but switched to the 36 a while back. Now I’m switching bullets to a 70 grain and know about what I can expect.

The arkens clarity is way better than the night force 🤯

Are you running an enhanced handguard or is it a standard connect to barrel nut? Just curious if that has anything to do with point of impact shift whith mounting placement.

I gave ya a thumbs up even though you messed up the camera ya rookie!

Glad to see more people doing POI shift testing on their AR’s. Great video.

I was so tempted to buy one of these this week. I just can't think of a reason why I need a X35. My longest shots are 600 yards. They're a great buy based on the reviews.

Great video brother man! Sold me on it

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I'd like to see you test out a Uintah bolt upper for a AR lower, seems like a best of both worlds combination??

I run 8.6 BO subsonic at the 100m zero. Allows me to hit targets reliably out to 600.

You deserve so many more subs im shocked this channel hasnt grown at a faster rate

I don't understand if that hand guard is free floating how would moving the tripod affect 0 something doesn't seem right.

I wonder if using an arc Rail would have similar results of causing a poi shift!

There sooo many serious guys talking sooo many different ' THE BEST ' zero - yeah yeah - just take a lesson from Seargent York

Just talk a round and a round right ?

The best kind of person to kearn from. Very calm. Very clear and vicalizes thr adjustments.

Love the content. I have the ip 4000. The laser is hitting 3 in over your cross hair from 100 to whatever. 3 in being subjective to laser over scope centerline. What I saw you doing was ranging the ground in front of the target. If I set my reticle on that steel at 1000 and range my laser is 2.75 in above. Good for thought thanks for the vids

I'm sure most of use aren't running a $2500-$4000 LPVO on our "battle rifles." lol

Every long gun I own is set up with a 36 yard zero.

Great video. Why do you keep changing the view. 🙄

As a deer hunter not a tactical guy this is my setup. CVA Scout 16.25" barrel 3-9x40mm scope Hornady Sub X 190 grain factory subsonic ammo Zeroed at 15 yards 2 inches high POI at 50 yards 1/2 inch low POI at 80 yards My personal max hunting distance Neighbors never hear me shoot!

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Not sure about anyone else, but I almost prefer a mil scale reticle vs the big Christmas tree. I rarely use the wind holds.

Great work here, thank you from all of us

To much bullshit on that rifle technology is doing the shooting naked rifle with a scope then do it

Great reference points here. I like that you are taking 10 shots at each range instead of 3 -5. Heats that barrel up. Thanks for taking the time.

fantastic video, great watch all the way through. I've been eyeing this particular arken optic for a new b14 build, and this definitely has me sold.

I have two EP 5 to 25 pretty happy with them particularly the price. I really enjoyed your video. What an opportunity.

Very informative. Keep it up

I have picked up on your channel. Outstanding content

The shift is a reason a lot of gas gun competition shooters like myself use semi monolithic upper designs like the Seekins, Ridgeline LPR and Aero enhanced where the handguard is bolted directly to the upper and not the barrel nut. This doesn't completely eliminate the shift if you apply a ton of force, but for normal use (like what you're doing here) the shift is essentially gone. Good on ya for getting out there and shooting matches!

As always it’s a pleasure watching you shoot and this by far is one of your most exceptional videos.

Excellent Content in the vid keep it up

Yeah F Washington - beautiful place until people

Yep at double the cost no way I’d go with the Norma

Oh, one more little tidbit heheh, my father, many decades ago, gathered up my brother and I into his little 4 banger Jeep, trundled us down to the local general store, and gave us each a choice for our first "High Powered" centerfire rifles. Bro chose a pre-64 Win Model 70 in .243 Win (after all this all went down 'pre-64 ':) while I chose the larger case capacity Rem 700 BDL 6mm Rem because of the more elegant stock and hinged mag floorplate. Since we both handload, I've never regretted my choice, and for that matter, neither has he. We BOTH still have and shoot our original rifles:) What is it that Hickok45 says? "Life is Good" :)

Just wanted to say your videos are great 👍 really good content and comparisons. Keep up the great work

Precisely the content I was looking for!🙌

If I type in 36 yd zero vs 50 vs 100 on strelok It doesn't change the BDC at all.. figured I'd throw that out here if you ever read it you're the smart one on all this. Don't understand

I would love to see point of impact shift test with different platforms!! Really enjoyed this vid!!!!

been watching and subbed for a while now. since your 'SBR the new DMR' video. you exude so much wholesome, intelligent, and calming grandpa energy. if you're looking to increase viewer base, i recommend putting out separate videos just going over your gear in their own videos, and maybe rolling in b-roll with them. people LOVE gear videos, myself included. im not talking about turning into a 'gear reviews' channel but more so just going over your own stuff, how you use it and little tips you've learned all in their own separate videos. it'll garner a wider audience and increase viewer retention with putting out 10-20 minute 'table talk' like presentations. plus, in theory it should be less time consuming to film and edit so you can increase your overall video catalog.