Videos tagged with Concealed Carry Optic

Desine from Vector Optics introduces three new green dot reflex sight models at SHOT Show 2026. The SCRD-GM76 is designed for competition with a 3-6 MOA dot and multiple reticle options. The SCRD-GM79 features a larger window for enhanced target acquisition. The SCRD-GM68 is a compact, defense-oriented optic suitable for concealed carry.

This review of the Osite SE Green Multi-Reticle sight highlights its robust construction, versatile reticle options (3 MOA dot, 32 MOA circle, or both), and user-friendly features like a side-mounted battery compartment and motion-activated illumination. The optic boasts an IPX7 waterproof rating, a Shield RMSC/Holosun 407K footprint, and a lifetime warranty, making it a durable and reliable choice for various firearm applications, particularly concealed carry. The reviewer emphasizes Osite's commitment to quality, noting their success in the optics market following their established flashlight brand.

This YouTube video features an unboxing of a new micro optic from the brand Zero Tech, model Trace. The video focuses on introducing and potentially demonstrating this new firearm accessory. Given the title and description, it is likely a review or first look at the optic's features and packaging.

This review of the CVLife Wolf Covert X optic highlights its budget-friendly nature and RMSC footprint compatibility, making it suitable for concealed carry pistols. However, the review notes significant issues including glass warping, inconsistent reticle brightness that dims under recoil, and poor zero retention after minor impacts. While the side-mounted battery and co-witnessing fiber optic rear sight are appreciated features, the optic's performance under stress leads to a recommendation primarily as a range toy rather than a reliable defensive tool.

This review of the Hilux TD3E red dot sight focuses on its durability and performance as a budget-friendly option for micro pistols. The presenter conducts extensive torture testing, including racking, impacts, and submersion, to demonstrate the optic's resilience. Despite its affordable price point, the TD3E proves to be a robust and reliable choice for concealed carry and general use.

This video reviews the CVLIFE WildHawk, a budget-friendly, fully enclosed RMSc-footprint red dot sight. It highlights the optic's multi-reticle options, durability tested on a .357 Magnum, side-load battery, and shakeawake technology. The reviewer emphasizes its excellent value, especially with a provided discount code, making it a strong contender for various firearm platforms.

This video focuses on the Meprolight microRDS optic, specifically highlighting its compatibility with pistols that do not have MOD features. The content will likely delve into the features, installation, and performance of this red dot sight, with a particular emphasis on how it integrates with firearms lacking specialized mounting cuts or rails. Viewers can expect an overview of the optic's design and its suitability for various pistol platforms.

This video reviews the Olight Osite SE red dot sight, highlighting its compatibility with the RMSc footprint and its features like multiple reticles and brightness settings. The presenter demonstrates its performance on a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield Plus with various 9mm defensive and ball ammunition types, discussing accuracy and recoil. The Osite SE is presented as an affordable and capable option for concealed carry firearms, with a convenient battery access door.

This video uses a fairy tale narrative to illustrate the importance of selecting the correct size Vortex Defender red dot optic for different pistol platforms. It highlights how optic window size and dot visibility are crucial for fast target acquisition, especially for shooters with varying eyesight. The Defender CCW is suitable for micro-compacts, the Defender ST for mid-size pistols, and the Defender XL for full-size guns, offering progressively larger windows and features.

The Olight Osight S is a new compact red dot sight designed for concealed carry firearms. It features a direct mount capability, a wide field of view with a large lens, and simple controls. The optic offers three reticle options and is designed to co-witness with iron sights, though it sits low enough that iron sights may not be strictly necessary. A key feature is its unique charging port, allowing for on-device charging.

This video provides an unboxing and initial impression of the Cyelee Chameleon G-SRS8 green dot optic, presented by Will Workman of Workman Protection. The optic is highlighted as a budget-friendly option for concealed carry, featuring a top-mounted battery for easy replacement and a large window. Initial observations note its sleek design, audible clicks for zeroing adjustments, and the inclusion of necessary mounting hardware and tools.

This video reviews the Pulsefire Flamethrower and the Holosun EPS Carry with a Ronin Tactics twist. The flamethrower offers both standalone and under-barrel configurations, with fuel capacity expandable via a backpack. The EPS Carry is a fully enclosed red dot sight designed for subcompact pistols, featuring a 2 MOA dot and 32 MOA circle reticle, with a shake-awake function and side-mounted battery.