Videos tagged with Aimpoint CompM2

This guide details the characteristic configurations of firearms from the Global War on Terror (GWOT) era, emphasizing the diversity in accessories and customization. The American Outlaw Host, with high authority, explains how early GWOT saw a wide array of equipment choices, unlike today's uniformity, largely due to COTS funding. Key elements include various optics like ACOGs and Aimpoints, suppressors, bipods, and distinctive rattle-can paint jobs.

This video from Tactical Hive, presented by 'Coch', details the evolution of red dot sight height on firearms. It explains how early setups like the Aimpoint CompM2 on a carrying handle provided a high bore axis, while later iterations moved to lower third co-witness. The discussion emphasizes the importance of optic height for effective use with night vision devices and addresses the trend towards taller risers like those from Unity Tactical for better integration with nods and a more natural shooting posture.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Slovenian-issued FN F2000S bullpup rifle, a variant developed by Arex Defense for the Slovenian Army. It highlights the specific modifications made to meet military requirements, including a redesigned upper receiver with an integrated carry handle and Picatinny rail, and the integration of the Aimpoint CompM2 optic. The F2000S represents a unique collaboration between FN Herstal and Arex, showcasing specialized military procurement and firearm adaptation.

This video showcases tactical shooting drills with a CAR-15/M4A1 style rifle, featuring an Aimpoint CompM2 optic and Surefire flashlight. The focus is on dynamic movement, engaging steel targets, and executing emergency reloads, all presented with a cinematic, action-oriented style. The content highlights proficiency in weapon manipulation and tactical movement, reflecting a high-level tactical gear influencer's expertise.

This video features Mike Glover (Green Beret) and Shawn Ryan (Navy SEAL) discussing and demonstrating Close Quarters Combat (CQC) weapon carries, specifically comparing the 'High Port' and 'Low Port' (Low Ready) techniques. They analyze the tactical advantages and origins of each, highlighting High Port's benefits for speed, aggression, and maneuverability in stacks and maritime environments, while acknowledging Low Port's necessity in specific low-ceiling scenarios. The discussion emphasizes weapon manipulation, spatial awareness, and safety considerations in dynamic tactical situations.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory 20" Classic A4 build, presented by Regular Guy Training LLC, highlights the advantages of the 20-inch rifle platform for shootability, accuracy, and reliability. The host, drawing on military experience, details the build's components, including an FN barrel and Anderson Manufacturing lower, and discusses its performance over 2500 rounds with various ammunition types. The review also covers accessory integration and practical handling techniques for full-length rifles.