Videos tagged with ADM QD Mount

This video details a custom build of the Palmetto State Armory Saber 18, configured to emulate a 'G-Watt' (Global War on Terrorism) era rifle. The presenter outlines the installation of various tactical accessories, including a B5 SOPMOD stock, Atrius Dev FRT, Surefire Pro Scout light, PEQ-15, GG&G vertical grip, Griffin Armament M4 SDK suppressor, and an Aimpoint CompM4 optic with an ADM QD mount for lower 1/3 co-witness. The build emphasizes functional aesthetics and common components from that era.

This review of the DNT Hydra HS635 thermal optic highlights its versatility as a 3-in-1 device: clip-on, handheld scanner, and standalone scope. The reviewer, purchasing the unit with his own money, emphasizes the 640x512 resolution with a 35mm lens as the optimal choice for its price point. The optic is noted for its IP67 waterproof rating and ability to withstand 50 BMG recoil, suggesting robust construction.

This review of the Trijicon VCOG 1-8x LPVO highlights its robust construction, featuring a forged 7075 aluminum body designed for combat applications. While praised for its durability and good glass quality, the review points out significant drawbacks, including unmarked turrets and a reticle lacking wind holds, making it less practical for civilian use compared to its military-oriented design. The optic's weight and illumination limitations for true night vision are also discussed.

This video details the 'Metro' build, a modernized retro AR-15 truck gun. James O'Neill of O'Neill Ops explains the rationale behind applying modern upgrades to a classic aesthetic, inspired by the Gordon clone from 'Black Hawk Down'. The build focuses on functionality and aesthetics, incorporating specific components like an Allen Engineering M4 suppressor, a Midwest Industries quad rail, and an EOTech holographic sight with a magnifier, all while maintaining a retro look.