Videos tagged with Crimson Trace CTS-1500

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield Plus OR highlights its position as an accessible optic-ready micro-compact 9mm. Kelly Young, Senior Executive Editor of American Rifleman, details its innovative magazine design for increased capacity (10/13 rounds) and improved ergonomics. The firearm features a direct-mount optic cut compatible with popular micro red dots and includes tritium night sights, offering a well-rounded package for concealed carry.

This review of the Kimber R7 Mako highlights its departure from traditional Kimber designs into the high-capacity micro-compact market. The video details its 11/13-round capacity, optics-ready slide, ambidextrous controls, and unique enclosed slide locking mechanism. Range performance is noted as comfortable and accurate, with consistent trigger pull.

This review of the SCCY CPX-2RD highlights its value proposition as an accessible red dot pistol for the average consumer. The firearm features an internal hammer, double-action-only trigger, and a 3.1-inch stainless steel barrel. While recoil is noted as sharp, the grip design aids in management. The included Crimson Trace CTS-1500 red dot sight offers auto-brightness and co-witnessing capability, though its adjustments lack tactile feedback. Accuracy is surprisingly good for its price point, making it a viable option for self-defense.

The SCCY CPX-2 RD offers an affordable entry into red dot equipped carry pistols, retailing at $339 with an included Crimson Trace CTS-1500 optic. This 9mm handgun features a 10+1 capacity, a 3.1-inch barrel, and a double-action hammer-fired mechanism with a trigger pull similar to a revolver. The proprietary CTS-1500 optic boasts a 3.5 MOA always-on, auto-dimming dot with a 20,000-hour battery life and an integrated rear sight.