Videos tagged with Burris FastFire

This guide details the installation of common aftermarket upgrades for a Glock 19 Gen 4, including a Ramjet Afterburner, Burris FastFire red dot, magwell, and Taran Tactical magazine extensions. The speaker, an experienced hobbyist, highlights the performance benefits and aesthetic preferences associated with these modifications, particularly favoring the Gen 4's matte finish.

This video from Shot Show 2025 introduces new optics from Burris. Key releases include the updated FullField line with a user-replaceable zero stop/custom dial system, the FastFire e red dot sight featuring an ACRO footprint and programmable buttons, and the XTR PS Precision Shooter optic with a programmable elevation knob and heads-up display for long-range shooting, integrating ballistic data via the Burris Connect app.

This episode of The Gun Collective News covers a variety of firearms, including the new FN Catch 22 Ti and the TacSol Owyhee. The video also discusses a new bolt-action magnum rifle and an expensive hunting rifle. Additionally, it presents the NICS numbers for August, offering insights into firearm background check trends. The description also includes affiliate links for a Burris FastFire optic, training with MTAC, and TGC merchandise, along with links to their podcast and social media.

This YouTube video features a range report on the Palmetto State Armory Dagger pistol, presented by Steve on Gun Talk Radio. The discussion highlights the Dagger's affordable price, which included ten magazines. The segment also touches upon new red dot sights purchased for under $500, specifically mentioning a Burris FastFire optic. The video aims to inform viewers about the PSA Dagger for those considering a purchase. It also promotes Gun Talk Radio's broadcast schedule and various platforms for accessing their content.

This video announces a Cyelee deal alert with discount codes for various Cyelee red dot sights. It lists specific models like CAT PRO, WOLF PRO, BEAR, WOLF X PRO, BULL X PRO, BULL PRO, WOLF2, CAT, CT2, CALF-X1, CALF-V2, T10, and T3. The description includes links to Amazon for several Cyelee red dot sights, specifically mentioning models compatible with RMR cut pistols, Vortex Viper, Burris Fastfire, Doctor cuts, and RMS/RMSC footprints. It also highlights a Cyelee 1x20mm 2MOA Shake Awake Rifle Scope. Affiliate link disclosures are also present.

This video from Brownells Gun Tech spotlights Crimson Trace's new RAD (Rapid Aiming Dot) pistol optics. Caleb Savant details the features of both the Standard and Micro models, highlighting their robust aluminum construction and various operational modes. The Standard model offers top-accessible battery replacement and manual brightness controls, while the Micro model boasts a button-less, motion-activated, auto-adjusting reticle, ideal for daily carry, and even includes a built-in rear sight notch. Both sights are available with red or green reticles, catering to different user preferences.

This guide, drawing from an experienced firearms instructor, details the differences between RMR and Doctor optic cuts for pistol slides. It highlights the PSA Dagger as an accessible platform for both, discusses the market trends favoring RMR cuts due to standardization, and recommends specific budget and mid-tier optic options for each cut. The advice emphasizes the RMR cut for its versatility and future-proofing, while acknowledging Doctor cut's place in budget builds.

This video from Brownells Gun Tech™ features Caleb Savant providing a product spotlight on Crimson Trace's RAD (Rapid Aiming Dot) pistol red dot sights. The review covers both the Standard and Micro models, highlighting their mounting footprints (Docter/Burris Fastfire for Standard, Shield RMS/JPoint for Micro), robust aluminum construction, and battery access. Key differences are emphasized: the Standard has top-accessible battery and manual controls, while the Micro has bottom battery access and a motion-activated, auto-brightness system with no manual buttons. The Micro's integrated rear iron sight notch is also noted as a bonus feature. The review touches on the availability of red or green reticles and reminds viewers of responsible firearm use.

This video reviews the new Cyelee HAWK2 micro reflex red dot sight, highlighting its "shake awake" feature. The review positions it as a budget-friendly option that is compatible with various pistol cuts, specifically mentioning Vortex Viper, Burris Fastfire, and Doctor pistol cuts. The description also includes affiliate links for the product and related deals, as well as a disclaimer about affiliate partnerships and items being sent for review. A coupon code for Calaway ballistics is also provided.

The Steiner MPS (Micro Pistol Sight) is presented as an exceptionally durable micro red dot sight, larger than typical micro sights but offering a robust build and a great field of view. It features a 3.3 MOA dot, 1 MOA click adjustments for windage and elevation, eight brightness settings (two with night vision compatibility), and a battery life of 13,000 hours with an auto-off feature after 13 hours. The sight is compatible with ACRO mounts and offers adapter plates for various footprints like Doctor, Burris FastFire, and RMR, allowing versatile mounting options, including on a 1913 rail.

This guide details the installation of micro red dot sights on the Ruger-57 pistol, as demonstrated by a Ruger Technical Representative. It covers removing slide filler screws, selecting and installing the correct adapter plate, and securely mounting the optic. Key considerations include proper torque specifications for mounting screws and the impact of optic weight on firearm cycling.

This NRA Gun of the Week video features a review of the Taurus USA G3c T.O.R.O. (Taurus Optic Ready Option) pistol. The video highlights its design for everyday carry, optic-ready slide with compatibility for popular red dots like Trijicon RMR, Vortex Venom, and Burris FastFire, and its compact dimensions. It discusses the pistol's frame geometry for recoil mitigation, natural pointing, and smooth follow-up shots. Specific features mentioned include 10 and 12-round magazines, a restrike function, a 3.2-inch barrel, drift-adjustable sights, manual safety, and an accessory rail. The review aims to showcase the G3c T.O.R.O. as an attractive and affordable option for concealed carry and general shooting.