Videos tagged with DNT Optics

This video introduces several new products from SHOT Show 2026, including the DNT Hydra Mini thermal optic, EOTech OGL-C laser, Lantac M-Spec 22S suppressor, Lantac Raven 2 receiver set, and Pulsar Trail 3 LRF thermal scopes. The DNT Hydra Mini offers versatile mounting options (rifle, clip-on, helmet) and multiple resolutions. The EOTech OGL-C is an eye-safe civilian laser. Lantac's M-Spec 22S is a modular .22 suppressor compatible with various calibers, and their Raven 2 receiver set features an ambidextrous design. Pulsar's new Trail 3 LRF scopes boast high sensitivity and long-range capabilities. The content features insights from product managers and engineers, indicating a high authority level.

This guide details the zeroing process for the DNT Zulus V2 HD 5-20x Day Night Scope, utilizing its freeze-frame feature for precise adjustments. The video highlights its affordability and suitability for hunting applications, especially with .300 Blackout. Instruction comes from Honest Outlaw, known for detailed gear reviews.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of two high-end thermal optics: the DNT HYDRA HS650R and the AGM RATTLER V3 50-640. The presenter, Kyle from 4MR Ranch, details their features, performance in various conditions (day, night, fog), and price points. Key takeaways include the versatility of the DNT unit as a 3-in-1 device and the superior thermal sensitivity of the AGM, despite its higher cost. The video emphasizes practical field testing and objective analysis, offering valuable insights for consumers considering thermal imaging technology.

The DNT Optics Hydra HS635 is a versatile 3-in-1 thermal optic that can function as a standalone scope, a clip-on device, or a handheld monocular. It offers a resolution of 640x512 with a 12-micron sensor and a 35mm lens, providing a zoom range from 1.5x to 6x. The device features a unique zeroing function that utilizes a freeze-frame capture to adjust reticle placement based on point of impact, making it adaptable for various rifle platforms.

This video demonstrates how firearm suppressors can be detected using thermal imaging due to the significant heat they generate during firing. The presenter uses a DNT Optics thermal imager to show a suppressor glowing intensely after just a few rounds, comparing it to a 'forbidden popsicle.' This highlights a critical vulnerability for concealed or hidden firearms when thermal detection is employed.

This live stream from D'Boss Firearms features multiple giveaways, including challenge coin bottle openers, sticker packs, signed photos, and a custom-coated pistol slide. The hosts discuss upcoming events like the GOA convention, gunsmithing services from AGI, and various firearm models. They also touch on firearm safety and YouTube's content policies.

This video reviews the DNT Zulus V2, a versatile digital night vision scope that also functions in daylight. The presenter, an experienced user of DNT Optics, highlights its upgraded features, affordability, and practical applications for hunting and property defense. Key improvements include a brighter screen, better eye relief, and integrated features like a laser rangefinder and ballistic drop compensator.

This review covers the DNT Optics infrared night vision scope, highlighting its features and performance on a 5.56 AR-15. The scope utilizes a digital display, offers adjustable IR illumination, and supports saving profiles for different firearms or ammunition. While functional for night vision and daytime use, the video recording quality is noted as a significant drawback.

This video provides an expert review of the DNT Zulus HD 5-20x digital day/night vision optic, focusing on its unique zero retention capabilities. The reviewer, Shortshot Tony, explains how digital optics differ from traditional scopes in maintaining zero, emphasizing that recoil does not affect the digital zero unless the mount loosens or a factory reset occurs. The review highlights the optic's robustness and advanced features like a laser rangefinder and digital zeroing.

This video features an ASMR experience with an airgun, specifically a BRK Sonoran in .30 caliber. The creator is shown shooting an Echo Gong target at a distance of 120 yards, emphasizing the pure sound of the airgun and the impact on the gong. The description also includes affiliate links to various gear, including 221B bags, laser ammo practice systems, Echo Gong targets, DNT optics, Tacticon red dots and chest rigs, and KTactical battle belts, as well as an option to purchase channel merchandise and support the channel via PayPal. The creator also invites product testing submissions via email.

This video features Nikko Ortiz, a high-energy influencer in the tactical and military-humor community, showcasing various painful TikTok fails. A significant portion highlights DNT Optics' Hybrid Optics, which combine daytime, nighttime, and thermal imaging with an instant toggle switch. The content leans heavily on entertainment and product promotion rather than technical firearm instruction.

This YouTube video showcases the EdGun Leshiy air rifle being tested at full power with exploding pellets. The description highlights the impressive results and provides links to purchase the exploding pellets, DNT optics (including a discount code), Echo Gong Targets, various shooting bags, Tacticon gear (red dot and chest rig), KTactical battle belt, and the channel's swag store. The creator also invites product submissions for review via email. The video focuses on the performance of the air rifle and specialized ammunition, with clear calls to action for related products.