Videos tagged with Dovetail Mount

This guide details the installation of the Viridian RFX1 Custom optic on a Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0, a process that avoids permanent slide modification. The installation involves removing the rear sight, inserting a dovetail plate, mounting the optic, and securing it with screws. The video highlights the optic's aesthetic integration and performance benefits, such as improved accuracy, while also noting the lack of backup iron sights as a drawback. The review comes from Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical, an experienced holster maker.

This review of a budget digital night vision device highlights significant drawbacks for tactical use. While boasting 4K resolution and a dovetail helmet mount, the device suffers from counter-intuitive blue buttons, an overly magnified image even at zero zoom, and a strobe feature deemed impractical. The IR illuminator's performance is adequate but the extreme magnification hinders navigation. Ultimately, the reviewer advises against cheap digital NVGs, suggesting that a high-quality flashlight from brands like Surefire or Z-Bolt offers better value and effectiveness for similar costs, especially considering the safety concerns of being easily detected by the IR illuminator.

The Nightfox Prowl is an accessible digital night vision monocular offering dual IR illumination (850nm and 940nm) for various low-light applications like hunting or airsoft. While it provides a budget-friendly entry point, users should be aware of its limitations, including a small screen and potential blur during rapid movement, as noted by the reviewer with high authority on consumer-grade tactical gear.

This video introduces the DoveDOT Mounting Kit, a solution for mounting a red dot optic on a pistol without milling the slide. It highlights how the kit transforms a standard pistol with iron sights into a modern red dot pistol. The kit includes an RMSc footprint compatible mounting plate that fits into the rear sight dovetail, a built-in rear sight, and provisions for a replacement front sight, offering backup irons usable through the optic. The reviewer demonstrates the kit with a Gen3 Glock 19 and a Shield RMSc red dot.

This guide details GlockStore's specialized slide cut service for mounting enclosed red dot sights like the Holosun 509T and Aimpoint Acro on Glock pistols. The service emphasizes a low optic profile for improved pointability and utilizes a secure dovetail clamping system. It also touches on the benefits of enclosed optics for concealed carry and the 'Combat Cut' option for rear sight placement.

This video acts as a comprehensive guide to night vision helmet mounts, clarifying common confusions between different systems. It breaks down the Wilcox G24 (dovetail) and G11 (bayonet), the Rhino mount (bayonet) and Rhino with PYRM (dovetail), and various PVS-14 adapters including the JARM (bayonet) and aftermarket dovetail mounts. The guide also touches upon bridge systems, helmet mount options, arm options, and even PVS-14 tape modifications for panoramic setups. The creator aims to provide a resource for those navigating the complexities of night vision mounting hardware.

This video focuses on selecting the appropriate helmet mount for night vision devices, specifically discussing three dovetail mount options. These mounts are suitable for bridged PVS-14s, bridged thermal imagers, or binocular night vision setups. The video aims to help viewers make an informed decision when purchasing night vision mounts and includes promotional codes for steel targets.

This video provides expert insights into optimizing helmet setups for tactical applications, focusing on night vision integration and safety. Key takeaways include understanding the risks of breakaway mounts, the importance of retention systems, and strategies for balancing helmet weight with counterweights and battery packs. It also covers streamlining cables, customizing helmet pads for comfort, and integrating communication headsets to prevent pressure points.

This video demonstrates a non-permanent method for mounting red dot sights on pistols using Outer Impact adapter plates that fit into the rear dovetail. It's an excellent alternative for those who don't want to mill their slides, compatible with popular optics like the Leupold DeltaPoint Pro, Burris FastFire, Vortex Venom, and Trijicon RMR. The process requires a universal sight pusher and careful centering of the adapter plate.

This expert-level guide breaks down the MNVD night vision monocular, detailing its features, technical specifications, and practical applications. It covers night vision generations, Figure of Merit (FOM), autogating, phosphor types, manual controls, and mounting compatibility. The MNVD is recommended for civilian scouting, observation, and hunting, offering significant value and performance.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of red dot optics, presented by Lenny Magill, CEO of GlockStore. It covers the benefits of red dots over iron sights, explains how they work, and details the meaning of MOA. Various popular models from Trijicon, Leupold, Vortex, C-More, and JPoint are showcased, along with an explanation of different mounting methods including slide milling, dovetail plates, and frame mounts. The instruction highlights practical considerations for choosing and installing red dot sights.