The AR-15 Cheat Code- 50/200 Battle Sight Zero and More 

If you check the user manual, you'll see that we actually incorporated the 50/200 battle sight zero into all our BDC reticles. So all Tomahawks and Arrowheads using the BDC as intended should sight in at 50 yards, not 100 yards. --SF Mike

Alright that’s good to here thank you very much.

@@SwampfoxOptics Off topic but any chance the next generation of your Liberty/Justice will have NV settings? Really loving the idea of a KL 2-12 in a Hostile Engagement with a piggyback reflex for close in/passive NV aiming on a 16" "Mod-H"-ish build.

@@grif5447 It's a possibility!

Well the fact you like battletech sold me on your optics.

Congrats on winning the giveaway, let us know what you think when you get it!

Congratulations ! 👍

Congrats on the awesome win my fellow american

Thank you, we love to hear this

@@SwampfoxOptics You are welcome. Sincerely. I have 4 of your products, recently an LPVO I haven't tried yet. All work really well for my application. Your stuff and your people are just cool. This video is great, Swampfox Mike makes it real easy!

Thanks, it's a ton of work to make them but I really enjoy doing it. Next up is MIL/ MRAD reticles, coming soon, the script for it is almost done! --SF Mike

Yes I seen it too, sometime these guys just push more equipment. But I dont get into their hype. What is your goal an AR to protect your life, family or stop govt over reach stops at 300 yards.. After that you need a big boy lime 308, or 6.5 creed. Or 7.62x 51 to stop threats like a sniper. This Shit is cool to have but make the weapon fit the protection level. I have level 4 body armor and plan to stop terrorist and govt under 300 yards and win a fight. We just cant keep up with thd cool shit every tuber runs for us. But I sure love me some swamp fox optics its priced right coming from China the country that will take us down thanks to Biden the china ASSET...

@@glock23fan50 the platform comes in all those calibers bruh... if it is chinese well at least china is helping arm american citizens then...

Ya you gota really find a 100 yd outdoor range bad... I have the blade swamp fox but the green chevron is very small compared to a 2 or 6 mil red dot. There is also a 36 yard sight in as well. But consider whats the barrel twist and cheap 223 with 55grain is cheap ammo. your bullet grain should be 62 or higher to have accurate hits up to 300 yards and should go to 5.56 to get these accurate shots.

Uhhh... you jerk! How dare you! Don't you see what you've done here? Now I need to bring my Blade to the range and re-zero it for 36y and see what happens. I don't trust ballistic calculators to get the math right on the close quarters holds, they aren't really intended to do that sort of calculation. So it's actually going to be easier for me to just go out and DO it and find out. --SF Mike

I'm not sure what cartridge you are referring to here. If you're shooting 5.56 through a standard carbine you'll have about 8 inches of drop at 300, and if you have a 7.62x39 AK you'll have about 22 inches of drop at 300. But to test your theory I made a bit of a silly configuration in Strelok Pro, of a 6.8 SPC II with a crazy long barrel, like a 24 inch long barrel, so that the drop would be 12" low at 300y with a 100y zero. Then I "re-zeroed" my virtual rifle at 300 yards. Bullet impact at 100 yards was only 4 inches high, not 12 inches. But even then, this is only true for my make-believe virtual rifle programmed into StrelokPro. If you had a different caliber with a different ballistic coefficient and a different velocity, but it still hit 12" low with a 100y zero for whatever reason, you would get a different result running the same exercise. Remember there are a lot of factors and variables involved, but the one that matters the most here IMHO is that bullet drop increases as velocity slows. It's not a straight line that is easily reversible, it's a curve-- so swapping zeros just puts you on a different area of the bullet's trajectory. --SF Mike

Yes. Up close you do have to worry about "height over bore" which is created by the mechanical distance between the centerline of your optic and the barrel of your rifle. This manifests as hitting the target about two and a half inches low at close quarters battle distances-- what I call "spitting distance" of 5 to 15 yards. The Swampfox Blade 1x prism has a reticle in it that is designed specifically to compensate for this issue-- we call it the Bullet Rise Compensating reticle. But Blade is a niche product that way-- intended for home defense and law enforcement shooting, it is the master of close quarters and not any help at all at longer ranges. --SF Mike

@@SwampfoxOptics Thanks so much!

No, and I explain why it doesn't work in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3d2eya3kYG4.html --SF Mike

Not sure but I'm workin' on the MOA first, then MIL, then BDC. At least that's the plan for now. --SF Mike

The 200 is the flatter it can go for 5.56, 36 is fine if your trying to hit torso size targets but suffers for minor adjustments at 170ish yards.

I cover that @12:42 in the video. So keep watching till the end. --SF Mike

In combat you would have miss your target, 300 yard zero is for torso size targets and in a practical combat scenario most enemies shoot at a defilade and only their head and arms expose to shoot and peek.