Videos tagged with Gideon Judge

This experiment tests the accuracy impact of shooting through a car window with a 9mm firearm. The Gearson Witness Match X 2011, equipped with a Gideon Judge red dot sight, was used. The results indicate that shooting through glass can cause slight bullet deviation, approximately 1 inch in this test, but accuracy can be maintained if the shooter compensates. The video also observes how the glass breaks upon impact.

This video from Tática Civil tests whether a 9mm round can penetrate an SUV tire. The demonstration uses a Girsan Witness 2311 pistol equipped with a Gideon Judge red dot sight. The results show that 9mm rounds can indeed pierce the tire, causing it to deflate, and can also penetrate the tire to strike the vehicle's chassis.

This video tests the effectiveness of 9mm ammunition in disabling an SUV tire. While multiple 9mm rounds were fired, resulting in a general flattening of the tire, they did not cause a catastrophic blowout or explosion. The bullets consistently penetrated the tire, with some jacket fragments found on the vehicle frame.

This video features Mike Branson of Gideon Optics discussing the value proposition of red dot sights, particularly focusing on the balance between cost and quality. Branson, with high expertise as an optics manufacturer, highlights that while ultra-cheap optics (under $50) often lack reliability and support, mid-range options ($200-$300) can offer excellent value. He advises purchasing from reputable retailers to ensure customer support and avoid counterfeit products. The discussion also touches on emerging trends like direct-mount optics.

This video features the GF9 Rapture, likely a firearm, presented in the context of "civtac" (civilian tactical) and "EDC" (everyday carry). The Gideon Judge is also mentioned, suggesting it might be a related firearm, accessory, or a comparison point. The hashtags indicate a focus on practical applications for carrying and using firearms in civilian settings.

This review covers the Tulster Profile Plus IWB holster, highlighting its features like the DCC steel clip, optic-ready design, and full-height sweatshield. The reviewer notes its solid retention and smooth draw, suitable for appendix or hip carry. While a capable basic holster, the reviewer suggests improvements like an integrated claw or wedge for better concealment, especially considering its price point.