Videos tagged with Crimson Trace Optic

This product showcase details the Springfield Hellcat Pro Comp, highlighting its integrated barrel compensator for improved performance. Key features include an RMSc optic cut, a Crimson Trace optic included with a promotion, a 3.7-inch barrel, and Springfield's Un-Notch sight system with a front night sight. The pistol comes with a 17-round extended and a 15-round flush-fit magazine, a bladed trigger, and a Picatinny rail for accessories, making it a strong contender for everyday carry.

The Savage Arms Stance XR is an updated version of their Stance pistol, featuring a Picatinny rail, a center tab trigger, and a new Quick Release Optics (QRO) system for easy optic removal and reattachment. It's available in 13-round 9mm configurations, with 10-round magazines offered for restricted areas. The pistol comes in various color options and with or without a manual safety, and can be equipped with night sights.

This video showcases a diverse inventory of firearms available at Exile Armory, featuring various brands, models, and calibers. Prices are listed for each firearm, ranging from handguns to rifles and shotguns. The presenter highlights specific features and configurations, such as optic cuts, barrel lengths, and finishes, providing a quick overview for potential buyers.

Hegshot87, an experienced firearms reviewer, candidly shares his decision to switch away from the Performance Center Shield Plus, despite its enhanced features. He highlights a critical lesson learned: the importance of consistent, practical training. While the Performance Center model offers a tuned trigger and a red dot optic, Hegshot87 found himself struggling to "find the dot" during rapid holster draws compared to his proficiency with iron sights on the standard Shield Plus. This experience underscores that advanced features don't always translate to improved performance for every shooter, especially without dedicated practice to master them.

This review of the Kimber R7 Mako highlights its features as an optics-ready, subcompact, double-stack 9mm pistol competing in the same space as the Glock 43X and Sig P365. The reviewer details its ambidextrous controls, grip texture, trigger quality, and unique barrel design aimed at reducing felt recoil. It also covers reliability testing with over 800 rounds and compares its size to other popular micro-compacts.

This episode of The Gun Collective News covers several new product releases and industry news. Highlights include the Lone Wolf Eliminator 45 modular suppressor, the Smith & Wesson M&P Spec Series kit featuring an optic-ready pistol and knife, and the Real Avid Master Fit AR-15 Crow Foot Wrench Kit. The segment also touches on a new polymer foregrip for the X95, a gold-plated magazine release for Glock models, a significant ammunition theft from Aguila, and Winchester's Super X ammunition centennial.

This video showcases the T/C Compass II rifle, highlighting its new Generation II Trigger System for a crisp 3-4 pound pull. The description details its value proposition for various hunting and shooting pursuits across different budgets. It lists available calibers including .223 REM/5.56 NATO, .243 WIN, 6.5 Creedmoor, .270 WIN, .308 WIN, .30-06 SPRG, 7mm Rem Mag, and .300 Win Mag. The video also mentions compact versions with adjustable length of pull, a threaded muzzle for accessories like suppressors, 5R rifling, an M.O.A. accuracy guarantee, and available Crimson Trace optic combinations.