Videos tagged with Dot Acquisition

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.

This guide details Scott Jedlinski's expert-level method for acquiring the red dot on a pistol, emphasizing the '4 Ps' (Present, Prep, Pinky, Press) and advanced grip techniques like 'The Wave'. Jedlinski, a Master Instructor, advocates for a reverse learning approach, starting from a high compressed ready and focusing on consistent presentation and grip to ensure rapid and accurate dot acquisition, even on smaller firearms or those with a high bore axis.

This video review focuses on the Primary Arms ACSS Vulcan reticle and its integration with the Holosun HS507C-X2 pistol red dot optic. The presenter highlights the optic's ability to improve dot acquisition, suggesting it's a significant upgrade worth purchasing. The description also includes social media and support links for QVO Tactical and Roger Barrera.

This expert guide, led by Sig Sauer Academy Instructor Colin Murphy, details techniques for consistently acquiring the red dot on a handgun. It covers common mistakes, refining the draw stroke, dry-fire drills, and live-fire application, emphasizing consistency and proper presentation mechanics for both cross-eye and same-eye dominant shooters. The instruction highlights the importance of foundational shooting skills and understanding acceptable sight pictures for various engagement distances.

This guide details the 'Pop Method' for acquiring a red dot sight quickly during a pistol draw, as demonstrated by Travis Haley. It emphasizes extending the firearm towards the target and then performing a final vertical lift to bring the dot into view. This technique aims to overcome common issues with dot float and speed up target engagement.