Videos tagged with Folding Sights

This video provides a concise overview of the FG-42 paratrooper rifle, focusing on its accessories and features. It details the attachment of the Moss 36 bayonet, the functionality of its folding iron sights, and the method for mounting optics. The spring buffer for recoil reduction is also highlighted, followed by a demonstration of firing the weapon.

This video provides an unboxing and initial impressions of the CZ Bren 2 pistol chambered in 5.56 NATO with an 11-inch barrel. The reviewer highlights its lightweight design, ambidextrous controls, adjustable gas block, and compatibility with standard AR-15 magazines. He also discusses potential modifications and compares its shooting characteristics to other firearms.

The Ultradyne C4 sights offer an innovative approach to iron sights, allowing for target focus through the rear aperture and front post. They feature tool-less adjustment for the front sight and full windage/elevation adjustability on the rear. The reviewer found them surprisingly user-friendly and effective, even at extended ranges with subsonic ammunition, though a minor critique was the lack of a retention screw for interchangeable apertures.

The Polenar Tactical review of the Sidewinder II sights highlights their lightweight, sturdy, and well-built construction, featuring adjustable front and rear sights with two apertures. A key advantage is their ability to fold to 45 degrees and still be usable through an optic, eliminating the need to cant the firearm. However, the reviewer notes they are excessively wide, potentially impeding access to the charging handle and taking up valuable rail space.

This guide details the installation of Scalarworks' innovative optic mounting solutions, including the Leap 7 scope mount with its LevelDrive self-leveling feature, the Kick offset mount for red dots, and the Peak 2 folding iron sights. It also covers the Kick/01 riser for achieving specific optic heights, emphasizing ease of use and advanced features discussed by Colion Noir.

This YouTube video provides a look at the Scalarworks PEAK 2 folding iron sights, showcased at Shot Show 2022. The video highlights the new flip-up sight system from Scalarworks. The description also includes numerous discount codes for various firearm and tactical accessory companies, suggesting a focus on gear and potential reviews. The content is directly related to firearm accessories and a major industry event.

This video showcases a Core15 rifle, presented as an ideal "truck gun." The description details various accessories and optics used, including an EOTech 3x magnifier and XPS2-300 holographic sight, Troy Industries folding sights, and AXIL tactical earmuffs. It also provides links to various affiliated products and discount codes for Centurion, Fort Scott Ammunition, Challenge Targets, Otis Tech, G96, and Manta Products, alongside links to the SAS website, social media, and donation pages. The content appears to be a product showcase and endorsement with affiliate marketing.

This NRA Gun of the Week video showcases the Rock Island Armory VRBP-100, a bullpup shotgun designed for defensive use. Produced in Turkey by Derya Arms, the VRBP-100 features a compact bullpup configuration, an aluminum upper receiver with a rearmost action for reduced overall length, and a 20-inch barrel. It accepts detachable box magazines, offers AR-style controls, and includes a flattop Picatinny rail for optics and accessories, along with a pair of folding sights. The shotgun is customizable with adjustable length-of-pull spacers and a removable comb. This review highlights its affordability and features suitable for defensive applications.

This video reviews the WGS Flip-Up Rifle Sights, highlighting their construction from CNC machined aluminum with steel push-to-release components. The reviewer demonstrates their easy deployment and stowage on a Tavor 7, noting the standard A2 adjustable front post and the dual aperture rear sight (small for precision, large for close quarters). While functional, the lack of directional indicators or graduation marks on the windage knob is pointed out as a minor drawback.

This video provides a review of the Ultradyne C4 folding backup iron sights. The reviewer highlights their Made in USA steel construction and unique front and rear peep design, which aims to improve accuracy. The video is presented for educational purposes and notes that all demonstrations are conducted on a private range under professional supervision. It also includes links for social media, Patreon support, and merchandise.

This video showcases the Knight's Armament AR-15/M16 45 Degree Offset Folding Sight Set. It highlights their utility as backup iron sights for close-range engagements, allowing shooters to maintain their primary optic. The description provides a link for further information and directs viewers to Brownells Videos.

This guide details the field stripping and basic maintenance procedures for the IWI Tavor SAR, as demonstrated by Brian Sheetz of American Rifleman. It covers the disassembly of the bolt carrier group, gas piston, and fire control module, emphasizing modularity and proper cleaning techniques. The instruction is delivered with high authority, reflecting the expertise of the presenter from NRA Publications.