Videos tagged with Acro Cut

This guide details the process of installing internal components into a ZEV Technologies Duty Stripped Slide for Glock pistols. It covers the removal of parts from a factory slide, their reinstallation into the ZEV slide, and the subsequent mounting of optics like the RMR and Acro. The video emphasizes the importance of correct part orientation and proper torque specifications for optic mounting screws.

This review of the Aimpoint COA pistol red dot sight highlights its unique slide-notching footprint designed for improved recoil management and durability. While the optic itself offers a good viewing window and bright illumination, its proprietary cut presents compatibility challenges compared to more ubiquitous footprints like RMR or Acro. The reviewer, Brassfacts, conducted extensive testing including 3,500 rounds and drop tests, finding the COA to be robust but questioning its necessity over established systems.

This video showcases the Vulcan Machine Werks 11, a pistol designed with a retro-futuristic aesthetic. Key features include customizable grip materials (aluminum standard, steel option), a direct ACRO optic cut without plates, and a factory trigger pull weight of 3 to 3.5 pounds. The presenter expresses interest in stocking the firearm.

The Archon Type D pistol, specifically the Gen 2 model, is highlighted for its unique AF Speed Lock system, which enables the lowest bore axis of any striker-fired pistol on the market. This system facilitates an 8mm straight-back barrel lockup without tilt, allowing for a lower profile. The Gen 2 features a modular grip frame that can be configured for sub-compact, compact, and full-size variants using the same frame, offering versatility in grip size and capacity (12+1 to 18+1).