Videos tagged with Antimatter Industries

This video details the assembly of the Flux 365 Raider chassis for a Sig Sauer P365, showcasing the installation of an FCU, custom slide, Gideon Optics Judge XL red dot, and Streamlight TLR-7 HL-X sub weapon light. It highlights the rapid-deploying brace, integrated spare magazine carrier, and the addition of an Antimatter Industries thumb rest for improved control. The build is completed with a function check and holster fitment.

This video provides a detailed look at the Kimber CDS9 pistol, including unboxing, safety checks, and accessory installation. It highlights the use of a Holosun HS507K X2 red dot sight and a Streamlight TLR-7 HL-X sub weapon light, along with an Antimatter wing for enhanced control. The presenter demonstrates proper mounting techniques using a Wheeler torque wrench and confirms holster fitment with a QVO Tactical holster.

This YouTube video showcases the Antimatter E-ScopeSwitch, a new electronic scope mounting system, as presented at SHOT Show 2025 Media Range Day. The content features a discussion with representatives from Flux Defense and Antimatter Industries. The video also includes promotional links for SG Timer, Axil hearing protection, and QVO Tactical merchandise, along with a mention of SuperVel.

This video showcases the Electronic Scope Switch from Antimatter Industries at SHOT Show 2025. While the description doesn't detail the product's specific features, the title indicates a focus on advanced optics for firearms. The presence at SHOT Show suggests the product is aimed at the professional and enthusiast firearms market, likely offering innovative solutions for scope management or transition. Further analysis of the video content would be needed to understand its full application and benefits.

The Staccato CS, chambered in 9mm, offers surprisingly manageable recoil for its size, comparable to larger pistols due to Staccato's engineering. For enhanced control, adding a 'gas pedal' or thumb rest, like the Antimatter Industries wing, is recommended. This pistol is presented as a high-end option for concealed carry and self-defense.

This video from SHOT Show 2024 introduces the Electronic ScopeSwitch from Antimatter Industries. The presenter highlights its intended purpose of eliminating the need to physically manipulate an LPVO (Low Power Variable Optic) on an AR-15 platform rifle, implying a more streamlined and potentially faster engagement process. The video encourages viewer feedback and expresses excitement about getting the product on their channel. The description also includes promotional links for a shot timer, QVO Tactical's Instagram and merchandise, in-ear hearing protection, and Patreon support.

This video features the Antimatter Industries Electronic ScopeSwitch, with the title humorously highlighting a common concern about rail space. The description is minimal, but the title suggests a focus on the functionality and perhaps the innovative nature of this particular optic accessory, likely aimed at firearm enthusiasts who modify their weapons. The inclusion of emojis like 🤯🤣😎🔥 indicates a positive and possibly enthusiastic tone regarding the product's performance or impact.

This video reviews the new 'Wing' attachment from Antimatter Industries, designed for the popular Surefire X300ub and Streamlight TLR7Sub weapon lights. The description highlights that these accessories are in high demand. The video encourages viewer feedback on this new product. It also promotes various affiliate links for SG Shot Timers, QVO Tactical merchandise, Holdup Displays gun walls, in-ear hearing protection, and Patreon support.

This video, titled 'Antimatter Industries Wing', focuses on a product or concept from Antimatter Industries. Based solely on the title, it's difficult to determine the exact nature of the 'Wing'. It could be a firearm accessory, a custom firearm component, or even a conceptual piece. Without further information from a description or transcript, its relevance to firearms enthusiasts is speculative but potentially high if it relates to weapon systems or modifications.

The Antimatter Industries ScopeSwitch offers a one-handed magnification adjustment for variable power scopes, potentially aiding in rapid target engagement. While innovative, its complex 22-screw installation and susceptibility to jamming from large debris are significant drawbacks. At $600+, its value is debated, with primary utility suggested for Law Enforcement and niche competition use rather than general civilian defense.

This video showcases a first-person view of shooting a Zev Technologies Core Combat 16” Rifle equipped with an Atibal Illumination Ai-1 LEP light head and a Primary Arms PLXc 1-8 LPVO. The Atibal LEP light is highlighted for its 200,000 candela output, effectively illuminating targets out to 300 yards. The video also features the Antimatter Industries ScopeSwitch for enhanced target acquisition. The content provides a glimpse into the performance of these tactical optics and illumination devices on a modern rifle platform.

This review highlights a significant mechanical failure of the Antimatter Industries Scope Switch, which broke during pre-range testing. The device's cable-driven pulley system failed to reliably track the magnification ring on a Primary Arms PLx scope, indicating a design flaw in handling torque. The reviewer expresses strong criticism regarding the product's durability and immediate failure under non-live-fire conditions.