Videos tagged with 6 MOA Dot

The Gowutar GP-9 is a large-window RMR-cut red dot sight offering significant value. Constructed from durable 7075 aluminum, it features a bright 6 MOA dot, integrated iron sights, and a top-loading battery compartment. Independent testing indicates it holds zero well under stress, including impacts and submersion, making it a robust option for competition and tactical use.

This guide covers the installation of the Olight Osight SE Green optic, highlighting its features like a side-loading battery tray and a 6 MOA dot. It also addresses the benefit of green reticles for individuals with astigmatism, as demonstrated by Shortshot Tony. The video showcases the optic mounted on a Sig Sauer P365 with a Streamlight TLR-7A.

This review covers two new Osite red dot sights: the C and K. The Osite C is presented as an entry-level optic with a large window, RMR footprint, and a 3 MOA dot/32 MOA circle reticle, ideal for new shooters. The Osite K is a compact option for everyday carry, featuring an RMSC footprint and a 6 MOA dot, suitable for concealed carry or defense.

This review covers the O-Sight K, an RMSC footprint red dot sight with a 6 MOA dot, ideal for compact and subcompact pistols. The video demonstrates its installation, zeroing process on a Shield Plus in 30 Super Carry, and performance on steel targets. Key features highlighted include a side battery tray, shake-awake functionality, and built-in co-witness sights, with positive remarks on its daytime brightness and crisp dot clarity, even for those with astigmatism.

This video reviews two new O-Sight red dot optics, the O-Sight C and O-Sight K. The instructor details their features, including side-load batteries, large windows, and shake-away technology. Both optics underwent rigorous water bottle durability testing, with both models passing and holding zero, demonstrating their robustness for tactical and defensive applications.

This review and torture test of the Sig Sauer Romeo-X Compact red dot sight highlights its robust construction, particularly the Siglock mounting system, and impressive durability through multiple drop tests. The optic features an enclosed design, side-mounted battery for easy replacement without re-zeroing, and excellent glass quality. While praised for its performance and night vision capabilities, potential drawbacks include its proprietary mounting cut and a high price point.

This video tests the waterproof claims of Gideon Optics' Judge XL and Judge Storm red dot sights. The reviewer demonstrates submerging the optics in water, confirming their continued functionality. Key features highlighted include 10 brightness settings, shakeawake technology, and compatibility with pistol slides via removable 1913 rail mounts. The Judge XL features a 6 MOA dot and is noted for its large window and suitability for compact pistols.

This video demonstrates mounting a CV Life Wolf Covert Motion Awake 6 MOA pistol red dot sight, designed with an RMR footprint, onto a rifle. It details a rigorous water bottle durability test to assess zero retention under simulated recoil and impact, concluding that the optic and its mount are robust enough for rifle use. The review highlights the optic's value, modularity, and suitability for various firearm platforms.

This video reviews the Vortex Defender CCW red dot sight, highlighting its features and performance on a Stoger ST9 MC pistol. The presenter, Yoki Sturrup, details the optic's specifications, including its 6 MOA red dot, CR1632 battery with a 9500-hour life, and motion activation feature. He also discusses the included accessories and the optic's Shield RMS footprint, noting its compatibility and the benefits of its design for concealed carry.

This review of the CVLife Covert Wolf Red Dot Sight highlights its RMR footprint compatibility, 6 MOA dot size ideal for competition, and shake-awake activation. The reviewer, Deuce, emphasizes its budget-friendly nature and surprisingly good optical clarity, noting its suitability for close-to-medium range shooting in competitions like USPSA and 3-Gun. While praising its performance and durability, including handling recoil from both pistols and shotguns, the primary drawback identified is its oversized footprint which can overhang smaller pistol slides.

This video from GUNBROS provides an expert comparison of Holosun's K-series compact red dot sights, specifically the 407K and 507K. The instructor, a professional firearm retailer, offers a practical opinion favoring the 6 MOA dot on the 407K for everyday carry (EDC) due to its superior speed in target acquisition. The video also contrasts these with the full-size 507C/407C models, suggesting the multi-reticle system is better suited for larger optics.

This comprehensive review of the Vortex Defender ST red dot sight, presented by an experienced instructor, details its features, performance, and improvements over previous models. The guide covers installation steps, technical specifications, and the rationale behind design choices like the Delta Point Pro footprint. It highlights the optic's durability, improved battery life due to enhanced shake-awake and auto-shutoff functions, and the clarity of its new LED. The review also touches upon Vortex's customer service and warranty, offering valuable insights for potential buyers.