Videos tagged with Enclosed Red Dot Sight

This review of the OSight XR optic highlights its unique features, including an enclosed emitter design, external USB-C rechargeable battery housing, and integrated pop-up iron sights. The speaker, demonstrating significant experience with firearms and optics, conducts practical tests for durability and zero retention, comparing it favorably to other brands in its price bracket. The optic is presented as a strong contender for everyday carry, especially for those new to red dot sights.

This video provides an enthusiastic overview of the Vortex Defender ST Enclosed optic, presented by an enthusiast reviewer. Key features highlighted include its fully enclosed design, tint-free lens, textured slide racking surface, and tactile buttons. Pricing and battery information are also discussed, positioning it as a notable option for 2026.

This video demonstrates a dynamic movement drill for competitive handgun shooting, specifically USPSA. The shooter, identified as Mojo, utilizes a CZ Shadow 2 pistol equipped with a Holosun 509T red dot sight. The drill emphasizes rapid engagement of both cardboard and steel targets, followed by calculating the Hit Factor using a mobile app. Instruction from a professional/competitive shooter highlights efficient movement and target transitions.

This video reviews the Osight XR enclosed red dot sight, highlighting its innovative features like integrated backup irons and magnetic charging. The review includes a rigorous durability test where the optic is subjected to impacts and slide racking to assess zero retention. The Osight XR is presented as a feature-rich and durable option for pistol-mounted optics.

This video introduces Vortex's new lineup of enclosed red dot sights, including the Venom, Defender ST, and Defender CCW. The Venom features a 3 MOA dot and is positioned as a more budget-friendly option. The Defender ST and CCW both offer a 3 MOA dot and a 32 MOA ring, with the ST notably including a solar panel for extended battery life. The reviewer expresses excitement to test these optics, particularly the Defender CCW.

This video details a comprehensive torture test of the Cyelee CAT EDG RMSc-footprint enclosed red dot sight. The review highlights its drop-proof and waterproof ratings, large viewing window, and affordable price point. The torture test includes car hood impacts, rock drops, and extensive live-fire to confirm zero retention and overall durability, concluding it's a robust option for various handguns.

This review and torture test of the Sig Sauer Romeo-X Compact red dot sight highlights its robust construction, particularly the Siglock mounting system, and impressive durability through multiple drop tests. The optic features an enclosed design, side-mounted battery for easy replacement without re-zeroing, and excellent glass quality. While praised for its performance and night vision capabilities, potential drawbacks include its proprietary mounting cut and a high price point.

This entry details the Primary Arms HTX-1 enclosed red dot sight, highlighting its ACSS Vulcan reticle. The ACSS Vulcan features a large outer circle that aids in rapid target acquisition by guiding the shooter's eye back to the central aiming point when precision is momentarily lost. This demonstration, from Polenar Tactical, showcases the reticle's practical application for faster sight alignment.

The Trijicon RCR is an enclosed version of the RMR, offering improved battery access and ease of cleaning. While it maintains RMR footprint compatibility and large adjustment buttons, it inherits some RMR drawbacks like lens distortion and a notch filter that feels dated compared to modern auto-on/off optics. Despite its high price and perceived obsolescence by some, its enclosed design and RMR compatibility make it a viable option for specific users, particularly those prioritizing American-made components or already invested in the RMR ecosystem.

This review of the Aimpoint Acro C-2 highlights its enclosed design, making it suitable for various conditions like rain and mud. The optic is noted for its lightweight construction, weighing approximately 2.2 ounces, and features a 2.5 MOA dot. While initially challenging to mount due to its mini Picatinny system, mounts are now more readily available. The reviewer suggests it's particularly well-suited for rifle applications.

This video provides a brief overview of upcoming content and features the Alpha Foxtrot S15 pistol. The speaker highlights its compatibility with Glock and S15 metal magazines, as well as the CH Precision EDC enclosed optic and a Griffin micro comp on a threaded barrel. The video also touches on the speaker's new interest in watch collecting.

This review covers the SIG SAUER ROMEO-X Compact Enclosed red dot sight, comparing it to other enclosed optics and highlighting its features and potential drawbacks. The presenter, Tony D2 Wild, emphasizes its RMSc footprint, affordability compared to competitors like the Steiner MPS and Aimpoint Acro, and its suitability for concealed carry and duty use. He notes the 10 MOA dot, 20,000-hour battery life, and the infinite guarantee warranty as key selling points, while also discussing minor gripes with the battery compartment and adjustment tool.