Videos tagged with 509T

At SHOT Show 2026, Holosun unveiled approximately 39 new SKUs, showcasing advancements across their product lines. Key introductions include the AEMS EVO series with larger windows, dual-laser integrated optics like the AEMS EVO DUAL, and the IRIS ARC IR illuminator. Updates to popular lines like the 407C/507C X3 and EPS CORE series, alongside new COMP models and a RAID flashlight upgrade, highlight Holosun's commitment to innovation in the optics market. The presentation, led by Holosun's Josh and QVO Tactical's Roger Barrera, offers a comprehensive look at their latest offerings.

This video showcases Milspec Mojo's advanced handgun proficiency, demonstrating rapid fire engagement with a Staccato P pistol. Key skills highlighted include superior recoil control, precise sight tracking, and efficient tactical reloads. The content emphasizes the use of professional-grade duty equipment, including a Surefire X300 light and Holosun 509T optic, paired with an Alien Gear Rapid Force holster.

This video addresses the common issue of losing the red dot during pistol presentation. It emphasizes proper grip, driving the thumbs down, and using a reference line for consistent alignment. The key is to 'drive' for the rear of the pistol and focus on the target, allowing the dot to naturally appear in the sight picture.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of Holosun's pistol red dot sight lineup, differentiating models based on features, footprint compatibility, and intended use. It highlights the SCS for direct mounting and solar charging, the RMR-footprint 507C/407C, the Shield RMS/SMS-footprint 507K/407K for micro-compacts, enclosed emitter options like the 509T and EPS/EPS Carry, and the durable 508T. The 507 Comp is presented as a competition-ready option with a larger window.

This video showcases the Holosun SCRS optic mounted on a Noveske Space Baby SBR. The presenter expresses satisfaction with the aesthetic pairing and asks viewers for their opinions and potential applications for the optic. The setup also features an American Defense Manufacturing 509T QD Ti Mount.

This video showcases everyday carry (EDC) firearms from The Gun Shop in Idaho Falls. It features a Sig P320 with a Romeo 1 optic, a Glock 19 with a Holosun 509T, and a surprising reveal of a Taurus Raging Hunter revolver. The employees demonstrate casual expertise in discussing their personal carry setups.

This video provides a long-term review of the Holosun 509T closed emitter red dot optic. The reviewer discusses their experience using the optic on various handguns over the past couple of years, addressing its performance and whether it remains a good purchase with increasing competition in the closed emitter market. Topics covered include country of origin, comparisons to competitors, pricing, what's in the box, basic specifications, reasons for liking the optic, its slight magnification capability, holster compatibility, and customer service. The video aims to inform viewers about the durability and continued relevance of the Holosun 509T.

The Holosun EPS and EPS Carry red dot optics share most internal features, with the primary distinction being size. The EPS Carry is smaller, optimized for subcompact pistols like the Hellcat Pro, while the standard EPS is larger. A key physical difference is the EPS Carry's integrated rear notch for iron sight co-witnessing, absent on the EPS. Both utilize the 407K/507K footprint and offer 50,000 hours of battery life.

The Holosun EPS offers a compelling alternative to the 509T, featuring a lighter weight, lower profile, and reduced lens distortion. Its enclosed emitter design provides superior protection against debris and water compared to open-emitter sights. The low deck height aids in intuitive sight acquisition, especially during dynamic shooting scenarios.

This YouTube video showcases the Holosun 507K, 508T, and 509T optics at Shot Show 2020. The presenter highlights key features and mounting footprints, noting the 507K's RMSC-compatible footprint and its compatibility with the Sig P365XL. The 508T is described as having an RMR footprint, while the 509T utilizes a proprietary plate for RMR-cut slides. The video acknowledges crowd noise due to the event's busy atmosphere. Links for Patreon and the creator's website are provided for support and further information.