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        <title>Primary Arms and the ACSS Reticle - Easiest Scopes to Shoot</title>
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        <description>LIKE / SHARE / FAVE! Support our channel at http://nictaylor00.blogspot.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA: Join Me on  https://gundistrict.com/profile/6901 FaceBook - https://www.facebook.com/NicTaylor00 Twitter - https://twitter.com/nictaylor00 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nictaylor00/ Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/thenictaylor00/ Add me to your Google+ Circles:https://plus.google.com/+nictaylor00/posts Alternate Video Hosting: https://gunstreamer.com/@NicTaylor00 https://videos.utahgunexchange.com/@NicTaylor00 https://www.bitchute.com/profile/EbwI0msEXQCo/ https://d.tube/#!/c/nictaylor00 Like Hunting?  See NicTaylor00's Hunting Channel on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TexasNative00 I have been testing this scope for a few years now.  Here is a post from December 2013 showing a picture of the steel target I show in the beginning of the video: http://nictaylor00.blogspot.com/2013/12/zeroing-my-new-scope-for-3-gun.html It was over three years ago when I was first contacted by Dimitri at Primary Arms.  He had a new reticle and was wanting some feedback on it.  I was told this reticle was mainly designed for combat situations and being a civilian in the competition arena, I was a bit unsure if it would fit my needs. I must have gotten one of the 1st production runs since it had to be sent back due to a loose eyebell.  The second one took many months to receive and was clearly a different production since there was obvious cosmetic changes from the first.  This second scope would not hold zero for me so I sent it back too.  The third scope is the one seen in this video and so far has worked well.  However, from my testing it appears that over 400 yards the ranging reticle does not seem to be calibrated for my 16 inch carbine.  From 100 to 400 yards the reticle is dead on.  After that, you need some Kentucky windage. The wrench in the machinery comes with using the scope on a 20 inch rifle where the reticle appears to be dead on for 100 through 600 yards.  Note that the reticle goes up to 800 yards but I did not have an opportunity to shoot beyond 600 yards.  So is the reticle only good for rifles with a 20 inch barrel? OBSERVATIONS: Coming from a non combat point of view but rather a 3-gun competition angle...  I'd like to the range finding tools to be redesigned or standard IPSC targets or something of the like.  The current range finding tools found etched in the scope is for a man sized target. Music by TeknoAXE, "Cover Blown" http://youtu.be/Kjai-kvSvH4</description>
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