Videos tagged with American Defense Mount

This video provides an in-depth review of the Armasight Operator 640 thermal clip-on device. The instructor details its functionality as a clip-on optic, its build quality, and the process of digital collimation. He emphasizes the importance of aligning the thermal display with the daytime optic's reticle for accurate shooting, especially at longer distances. The review also covers thermal performance, battery life, and user interface nuances, offering practical advice for potential buyers.

This video details modifications made to Ben Stoeger's firearms by Joel Park, focusing on optics and rifle setup. Joel explains the rationale behind choosing a green reticle for the M&P 2.0, the mounting method for the Holosun AEMS on the pistol, and the upgrade to a Holosun AEMS Pro X2 on an American Defense rifle. The discussion highlights the importance of optic brightness, parallax reduction, and comfortable sight picture acquisition for competitive shooting.

This video reviews the AGM Rattler V2 256 core clip-on thermal sight, positioned as a budget-friendly option for transitioning between day and night hunting setups. The presenter highlights its utility in maintaining zero on an existing daytime optic, such as a Vortex Strike Eagle LPVO, by utilizing quick-detach mounts like those from American Defense.

Joel Park provides a detailed review of the American Defense UIC Mod 2 rifle in 5.56 NATO. He highlights its premium features, including a Criterion barrel, Radian Raptor charging handle, and ambidextrous controls. Park emphasizes the rifle's exceptionally soft shooting characteristics, attributing it to a well-tuned gas system and overall build quality, making it his personal favorite AR-15.

This review of the Nightforce ATACR 1-8x24 LPVO highlights its premium build quality and optical performance, positioning it as a top choice for combat and law enforcement professionals. The optic features 'nuclear bright' illumination, 10 brightness settings with NV compatibility, and a locking diopter focus. Its optical clarity is noted as sharp and clear, with minimal distortion, even at maximum magnification, and it offers excellent resolution comparable to higher-powered scopes.

This video details a custom build of a Ruger Mark IV 22/45, focusing on replacing key components with Volquartsen parts for improved performance and ergonomics. Key upgrades include the LLV upper receiver, target trigger, extended magazine release, and magazine base pads. The build aims for enhanced quietness, accuracy, and ease of use, with the presenter emphasizing the value proposition of building versus buying a fully kitted firearm.

This video showcases a Noveske N4 rifle chambered in 300 Blackout, featuring a Bazooka Green finish. The presenter highlights its tight tolerances and demonstrates its suppressed performance with Remington 220-grain ammunition and an AAC 7.62 suppressor. The rifle is equipped with an ACOG optic on an American Defense mount and a BCM charging handle, making it suitable for short-range engagements and home defense.

This video reviews the Vortex Venom 1-6x LPVO, positioning it as a budget-friendly successor to the Strike Eagle. The reviewer highlights its capped turrets, AR-BDC3 reticle, and 24mm objective. While acknowledging its improvements over the Strike Eagle, such as slightly better glass and capped turrets, the overall assessment is that it's not a significant upgrade, making the choice between the two dependent on price and available deals.

This expert guide details the setup, zeroing, and utilization of the Primary Arms ACSS Griffin 1-6x and 1-8x rifle scopes. It covers specific zeroing procedures for various calibers (5.56mm, 5.45mm, .308, 6.5 Grendel) at 100 yards, explains the advanced features of the ACSS reticle for ranging and bullet drop compensation, and highlights the scope's construction and illumination capabilities. The instruction emphasizes practical application for accurate shooting at multiple distances.

This video provides a detailed look at a RECCE rifle build, emphasizing its versatility for both close-quarters engagement and reaching out to greater distances. The presenter, Chris from Regular Guy Training LLC, discusses component choices, including a PWS muzzle device, Aimpoint CompM4 optic with an American Defense mount, and an A2 stock modified for a shorter length of pull. He highlights the importance of reliability with military-grade ammunition and the practical considerations for a fighting rifle.

This review covers the Shield SIS Red Dot Sight, highlighting its compatibility with Aimpoint T1/T2 mounts and its use on an HM Defense Radar AR-15 pistol. The sight offers four reticle options, weighs three ounces, and is constructed from durable 6082 aluminum. It features automatic and manual brightness modes, a CR2032 battery with approximately one year of life, and clear glass.

This video from Regular Guy Training provides a detailed analysis of mounting a Trijicon RMR (Type 1) optic onto an AK-47 platform. The instructor discusses the pros, such as its small footprint, light weight, heat resistance, and secure mounting system, and cons, including the 1 MOA adjustments, lack of tactile feedback on turrets, and the emitter's vulnerability to obstruction by elements like mud or snow. The discussion highlights how the RMR's design is less prone to issues like dot flickering on a rifle compared to a pistol due to reduced shock and vibration.