Videos tagged with Ambient Light Sensor

This video details the installation of the Gideon Pebble optic onto a Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0. The presenter highlights the optic's unique mounting system that doesn't require an optics plate, securing directly to the slide. Key features of the optic, such as its 3 MOA green dot, auto brightness control, and long battery life, are discussed, positioning it as a significant upgrade for pocket pistols.

Crimson Trace has launched 10 new RAD (Rapid Aiming Dot) red dot sights, catering to various firearm platforms including concealed carry pistols, full-size pistols, carbines, and shotguns. The line offers green dot options, varying specs, battery life, and features like risers, shake-to-wake, and ambient light sensors. The optics are noted for their quality glass, crisp dot, and durable construction, with recessed glass for protection. Crimson Trace also highlighted their 207G pistol light/laser combo and the new 301 carbine light/laser.

This review details the Crimson Trace RAD Pro, a full-size pistol red dot sight. The video highlights its construction from 7075 aerospace aluminum, a 3 MOA dot, ambient light sensor, shake awake feature, and top-mounted battery for easy replacement. The author shares practical experience from a Gunsite training event, emphasizing its performance during drills and low-light conditions, noting its generous viewable area and ability to maintain zero under recoil.

This video discusses the benefits and features of Crimson Trace's new RAD (Rapid Aiming Dot) series of red dot sights, particularly the RAD Max Pro, for hunting applications. Jack Aller of Crimson Trace highlights the importance of a large window for quick target acquisition, especially for hunting scenarios like turkey and coyote. Key features discussed include the ambient light sensor for automatic brightness adjustment, long battery life, and rugged construction suitable for various hunting platforms.

This video introduces the Crimson Trace RAD (Rapid Aiming Dots) series of red dot sights, detailing their features, sizes, and applications. The discussion covers the RAD Micro, RAD, and RAD Max models, highlighting differences between standard and 'Pro' versions, such as ambient light sensors and shake-to-wake technology. The presenters emphasize the durability, battery life, and the choice between red and green aiming dots, with a particular focus on their utility for concealed carry, home defense, and even turkey hunting.

This video introduces Crimson Trace's new RAD (Rapid Aiming Dot) line of red dot sights. It highlights the benefits of red dots for faster target acquisition, especially for shooters with vision challenges. The RAD line includes micro and full-size options, with Pro versions featuring ambient light sensors and shake-to-wake technology. The video also touches on the availability of green reticles and integral iron sight notches for co-witnessing.