Channel: @rttgunsgear
This video features Ross Martin discussing two of his company's pistols at GunCon 2026: the RM1F Tactical and the RM1S Comp. The RM1F Tactical is a full-size, 4.5-inch barrel pistol with a threaded barrel, suppressor-height sights, and options for 17 or 24-round magazines. The RM1S Comp is a compensated version of the RM1S, designed for flatter shooting, and comes with similar magazine capacities and an RMR plate. Both models are highlighted for their excellent grip texture and triggers, which are praised for their crisp break and short reset, especially considering their price point.
The One Horse Express, a new AR-15 upper receiver assembly from One Horse, was launched at GunCon 2026. It features a 16-inch enhanced SOCOM barrel with a beefed-up profile to mitigate muzzle rise, a mid-length gas system, and a robust handguard design that indexes off both the barrel nut and upper receiver for stability. The assembly includes an M16 profile MPI-tested bolt carrier group, a Schmid single-stage mil-spec trigger, an ambidextrous charging handle with gas ramps, an H2 buffer system, and a Thrill grip. A key feature is the Atrius Development Group selector, offering safe, semi, and accelerated modes. Tested with 5,000 rounds of Winchester White Box and 62-grain green tip ammunition without a single malfunction, the One Horse Express is positioned as a reliable and affordable option with an MSRP of $999.
This guide details how to use the Longshot LR3 Ultra HD target camera system for efficient firearm zeroing. The system allows shooters to monitor shots remotely via a smartphone or tablet, eliminating the need to walk downrange. Key features include adjustable grid overlays for precise measurement, shot marking, and integrated recording capabilities, significantly simplifying the zeroing process for various optics and firearms.
This review of the Bond Arms Roughneck 9mm Derringer highlights its robust stainless steel construction and compact size, making it suitable for pocket carry or as a backup firearm. While praised for its solid build, the review points out a recurring issue with the trigger guard loosening and a challenging blade trigger mechanism that requires a specific downward and backward pull, making it difficult to shoot accurately and comfortably. The firearm is best suited for very close-quarters engagements, often referred to as a 'belly gun' or 'New York reload' option, rather than a primary carry or range toy.
This video provides an in-depth review of the DNT C200 Micro Night Vision 3-in-1 Scope. The reviewer, an experienced firearms instructor, highlights its versatility as a standalone scope, clip-on device, and flip-to-side magnifier. Key features discussed include its digital nature, 1-6x zoom, IPX7 rating, 18650 battery compatibility, and multiple visual settings like white/green phosphor. The review also covers the integrated IR light, its limitations, and potential improvements, along with the optic's reticle options and one-shot zeroing capability.
This review of the May 2026 Tack Pack Plus unboxing covers several AR-15 accessories. The Xtech Magwell is discussed, with a later update noting it prevents magazines from dropping free with Lancer mags. An EDC mat is presented as a useful item for organizing everyday carry items. A Timber Creek 15-inch handguard is reviewed, noting its aluminum barrel nut as a potential drawback. Finally, a Real Avid Gun Boss AR-15 cleaning kit is deemed a practical inclusion for most AR-15 owners.
The EAA Girsan CMXX 2311 is a 9mm double-stack 1911 featuring a compact 4.25-inch barrel with an integral compensator. It boasts a hammer-fired action, ambidextrous safety, and a tuned 4.5-pound trigger. The grip module offers an aggressive texture, and the magwell is slimmer for improved carryability, drawing comparisons to the Match X and Brat models.
This review of the EAA Witness CMXX 2311 highlights its position as a compact, double-stack 1911 variant. The presenter, with apparent experience in reviewing similar firearms, details its features, including a 4.25-inch barrel with an integral compensator, a new aggressive grip texture, and a 4.5 lb trigger. The pistol is noted for its flat shooting characteristics and suitability for concealed carry, positioning it as a strong contender in its market segment.
This review of the Precision Armament TiTrex 300ti suppressor highlights its advanced X Core technology, featuring a one-piece grade 5 titanium core with NERBS (Non-uniform re-convergent bass baffle stack) design for superior sound suppression and heat transfer. The suppressor is hub compatible, comes with interchangeable end caps including a K-brake for recoil reduction, and boasts a unique serialized 17-4 stainless steel ring for future-proofing. The reviewer finds it lightweight, effective across various calibers, and aesthetically pleasing, recommending it for its performance and innovative design.
This video features an unboxing and review of the April 2026 TacPack Plus subscription box. The reviewer, acknowledging previous inaccuracies about TacPack's business practices, provides an honest assessment of the included items. He discusses the perceived value and usability of each component, including an Aero Nox muzzle brake, an XTech Tactical Glock loader, an ambi safety, High Speed Gear mag pouches, an Infinite Defense target, and an Unhinged Ops EDC ratchet belt. The reviewer emphasizes that while some items add raw value, their practical utility for the average user varies, and subscription boxes remain a gamble.
This video reviews the new titanium .22LR suppressor line from White Label Armory, a subsidiary of Vector Industries. The Party Popper (3-inch, 1.7 oz) and Hotlink (5-inch, 2.6 oz) are highlighted as direct thread, 1-inch diameter cans. The review covers their construction, performance in terms of sound reduction and point of impact shift, and suitability for different applications like competition shooting (Party Popper) and hunting (Hotlink).
This review of the Glock 19 Gen 6 highlights significant upgrades over previous generations, particularly in ergonomics and modularity. The presenter, with extensive experience, details improvements like the new optic mounting system, enhanced grip texturing, a single trigger guard undercut, and an extended beaver tail. While praising Glock for 'catching up' to aftermarket trends, the review also points out areas for potential improvement, such as the lack of a double undercut and the specific optic cut.
