Videos tagged with COD Mount

This YouTube Short showcases a "Call of Duty" themed view through the Primary Arms PLXc 1-8 LPVO, mounted using the QVO Tactical COD Mount. The description emphasizes the excitement of using this setup, highlighting its coolness factor. The video includes several relevant hashtags related to firearms, shooting, and gaming.

This video simulates a "Call of Duty" first-person shooter experience in real life, featuring a Springfield Armory Redline rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. The shooter engages a target at 307 yards, highlighting the use of a Burris Veracity PH scope with a heads-up display via a QVO Tactical COD Mount. The video emphasizes the POV shooting perspective.

This video demonstrates the use of the QVO Tactical COD Mount for filming firearm drills. The presenter compares shooting a drill twice with a ZEV Technologies Core Combat Rifle equipped with a Primary Arms PLx 1-8 optic and Antimatter Industries ScopeSwitch. The first run uses the optic normally, while the second run utilizes the COD Mount. The footage is then edited together in LumaFusion to showcase the results. The video highlights the restock of the COD Mount, encouraging viewers to purchase it.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical showcases rapid sell-outs of new products, including the Compact Optic Durable Camera Mount (COD Mount) and the Staccato CSX Mainspring Housing Extension. He also details the acquisition of a rare STI 2011 chambered in .45 ACP, intended as a suppressor host. The video highlights QVO Tactical's R&D process for a Cloud Defensive MCH Duty flashlight carrier using a 3D printer and Kydex molding, demonstrating rapid prototyping capabilities.

This video showcases the FLUX Raider firearm equipped with a "COD Mount" (Compact Optic Durable Mount) and a Primary Arms SLx 1X Micro Prism optic. The creators highlight the ability to achieve a clean first-person field of view using an iPhone with this setup. They mention the mount's name inspiration and estimate product availability within four weeks. The video also features the hashtag #qvotactical, indicating a potential brand or creator association.