AR15 Carbine (M4 SemiAuto) in Slow Motion @weaponeer

Uploaded July 2011 | Updated September 2026, 44 minutes ago

*** READ ME *** While performing some tests in on the Lucid HD7 Scope I was shooting high speed video specific to the scope, but since we were shooting all day (same day we also shot the Glock and AK74 high speed footage), so I ended up with a LOT of extra footage I just didn't need as part of the review on the scope, so rather than delete the footage I thought I would just throw together another slow motion video, but this time for the M4 so you could watch for flex, and cartridge ejection to compare with the other rifles. The Bolt Carrier shown in this video is my JP Rifles Bolt Carrier.

The Lucid HD7 Optic's performance has been incredible. At the Outbreak:Omega 4, the rifle with the HD7 on it was able to quickly drop Zombies at will with head shoots. The HD7 made these quick double tap shots easy to obtain (I used the circle with a dot reticle), and then when switching to the single dot reticle allowed for nice precision shooting (as good as you can get with a red dot scope). overall very pleased with the scope. wait for the full review.

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