Videos tagged with AIM Sports

This SHOT Show 2024 exhibitor Q&A features Dave Stephens from AIM Sports Inc. discussing new products and partnerships for their brands: AIM Sports, Warrior Systems, and Raptor Defense. Highlights include products for the popular lever-action rifle market, Gen 2 rifles, skeletonized drum magazines, and semi-automatic pistol slides. The interview also covers in-booth discounts for dealers and the overall excitement for the show.

This video compares budget to premium red dot sight mounts from various manufacturers including Geissele, Strike Industries, UTG, Sig Sauer, Aim Sports, and Holosun. The review covers different mount heights, including absolute cowitness and 1.93" options, and showcases basic mounts alongside riser mounts. The presenter aims to help viewers make informed decisions based on price and performance.

This video features a review of the Aim Sports Alpha 6 2.5-15x50mm long-range rifle scope, highlighting its budget-friendly price point and professional-grade features. The reviewer details the scope's construction, including its one-piece 30mm aluminum body, HD glass, etched reticles, and MRAD adjustment system. Key specifications like magnification range, objective lens diameter, reticle type (MRAD), focal plane (SFP), and parallax adjustment are discussed. The video also includes affiliate links and discount codes for various firearm accessory retailers, and mentions the importance of supporting 2A initiatives.

This video details a "Civilian" AR-15 build for approximately $600, utilizing a "Stimulus Check" theme. The presenter outlines the parts used, including a Delta Team Tactical upper receiver, Anderson Manufacturing lower receiver, and various build kit components. The video also discusses optional add-ons like a Sig Romeo MSR Red Dot and Sig Juliet Micro 3x Magnifier, bringing the total cost to $850 for a more versatile setup. Discount codes for various retailers are provided, along with links for support and social media.

This video features a review of a 15-inch free-floating M-LOK handguard from Aim Sports. The creator highlights its good construction, perfect fit for their needs, and affordable price. They also humorously admit to mistakenly calling it "Keymod" during the video, attributing it to personal "issues." The description also includes affiliate links to Amazon, Patreon, apparel, and their video gear, along with social media links and contact information.

This video compares two auto popper target systems from MGM Targets and AIM Sports. It aims to help viewers decide if an expensive auto popper is worth the investment by showcasing their differences and performance. The comparison focuses on functionality and value, prompting viewers to consider their preferred target choice.