Videos tagged with Competition Sight

This video provides an expert look at the Holosun P.ID Plus illuminator/laser and the HS507COMP red dot sight, demonstrated by recognized instructor Chris Cerino. It covers the features, reticle options, and practical zeroing techniques for competition pistols, highlighting the benefits of large window optics for speed and clarity. Cerino emphasizes the importance of understanding reticle configurations for different shooting scenarios.

This review of the Holosun 507 Comp pistol optic highlights its large window design, intended for competition. The reviewer, Ivan from kitbadger.com, details its features including side-mounted battery access, adjustable reticles (2 MOA dot, 8 MOA dot, 32 MOA ring, and combinations), and 1 MOA adjustment clicks. While appreciating the larger window, the reviewer notes potential printing issues for concealed carry and a preference for enclosed emitters.

This video from SHOT Show 2025 highlights three new products from Lux Tactical. It introduces the 2500 OED rangefinding binoculars, featuring active rangefinding and angle compensation ideal for big game and archery hunters. The Skyraider open reflex sight is presented as a competition-focused optic with a large window, durable housing, top-mounted battery, and RMR footprint. Finally, the Sky Warrior, a pre-release optic, is showcased for concealed carry with its thin, nearly frameless design and side-mounted adjustable battery.

This video reviews the Holosun 507 Comp Ronin Edition, a special release featuring a green reticle and Ronin Tactics dragon engraving. The instructor highlights its large competition-sized window, Holosun's reliability, and customer service. A key feature discussed is the reduced reticle options (tiny dot, 32 MOA ring with dot, dot only) which the speaker argues is an improvement for quickly returning to the preferred dot reticle.

This video reviews the Meprolight MPO-F red dot sight, highlighting its competition-sized window and excellent clarity. The reviewer notes a slight greenish-blue hue and its impressive brightness, even in direct sunlight. The optic features 10 brightness levels, including two night vision compatible settings.

This video provides an unboxing and initial impressions of the Vortex Defender XL red dot sight. The presenter, Ben Stoeger, compares it to competitors like the Holosun 507 Comp and Trijicon SRO, highlighting potential improvements in glass clarity and brightness. He notes the non-SRO footprint but acknowledges the inclusion of a Glock MOS adapter plate. The review focuses on the optic's suitability for competition shooting and its expected performance based on manufacturer claims.

This review of the Northtac Ronin F12 red dot sight highlights its large 20x28mm window and 2 MOA dot, designed for competition. However, significant drawbacks include a non-functional shake-awake feature, a refresh rate issue on low settings, and a notable zero shift after a drop test. The reviewer ultimately cannot recommend the product due to quality control concerns.