Videos tagged with Green Laser Sight

This YouTube video provides a review and test of the Feyachi PL-19 Compact Green Laser Sight. The description includes affiliate links to the laser sight itself, steel targets, various camera equipment, editing tools (though some are TBA), micro SD cards, hearing protection, safety glasses (TBA), ballistic gelatin powder, reloading scales, calipers, denim, range finders, shooting bags/rests, chronographs, target stands, and several types of shooting targets. The video appears to focus on evaluating the performance and features of the Feyachi laser sight, likely in a range setting, and mentions the creator's regular use of specific gear.

This video provides a comprehensive review and installation guide for the Ray Tice G35 green laser sight. It details the mounting process for both Picatinny and M-LOK rails, explains the functionality of the pressure switch, and demonstrates how to zero the laser sight on a firearm. The reviewer highlights the laser's visibility in various lighting conditions, emphasizing its effectiveness at night and in low-light environments, while also assessing its performance in daylight.

This review covers the Feyachi $30-40 Amazon green laser for AR platforms. The instructor highlights its brightness in both daylight and nighttime conditions, noting its visibility up to a mile across a river. Key features include adjustable windage and elevation, a common ICR 16340 battery, and the option to swap the standard tail cap for a pressure pad switch from another accessory. The primary downside identified is its bulkiness compared to more compact laser-light combos.

This video review focuses on the Sightmark LoPro Mini Combo, a 2-in-1 device combining a class IIIa green laser sight and a 300-lumen white LED weapon light. The description highlights its low-profile design, digital switch operation for quick mode changes, and a durable, zero-holding one-piece mount compatible with Picatinny and Weaver rails. The unit's weather-resistant and shockproof construction makes it suitable for demanding conditions, making it ideal for nighttime hunting, tactical operations, and home defense. The review emphasizes its ability to improve target acquisition speed and accuracy, particularly for AR-15 platforms. It's presented as a tool to gain an advantage in low-light environments.

This video features a review of the Streamlight TLR-8G, a tactical weapon light with an integrated green laser sight. Former Special Forces Officer Tom Beckstrand and Firearms News Senior Field Editor David Fortier test the device on a SIG Sauer P320 X-Carry at the SIG Sauer Academy. They highlight the 500-lumen white light's effectiveness in low-light conditions and praise the green laser as a superior backup aiming solution compared to red lasers, due to its better visibility. The review emphasizes the convenience of a two-in-one package for pistol owners.

This video reviews the Viridian REACTOR R5 Gen 2 laser sight, highlighting its green laser for daylight visibility and an integrated inside-the-waistband holster. A key feature is the ECR (Electronic Crimson Trace) mechanism, which instantly activates the laser when the firearm is drawn from the holster. The laser is powered by four batteries, each providing approximately one hour of use.

This video showcases a modified semi-automatic staple gun presented as a "tactical assault staple gun" for April Fools. While demonstrating its rapid firing capability (6 staples in under 2 seconds) and accessorizing it with a green laser, Vortex Red Dot, and tactical light, the content is satirical. The presenter, Jerry Michar, humorously applies firearm training concepts to staple gun use, highlighting speed and target acquisition in a mock tactical scenario.

Trevor Bending from Optics Planet introduces Crimson Trace's new green laser series, highlighting the Rail Master and Laser Guard models. The Rail Master offers versatile Picatinny rail mounting for various firearms, while the Laser Guard is designed for specific pistol platforms like Glocks, Springfield XDs, and 1911s. Both feature front activation and the Laser Guard includes a master on/off switch for safety. Green lasers are emphasized for their superior daylight visibility compared to red lasers.

This 2012 fall gift guide from OpticsPlanet.com focuses on essential accessories for new rifle, pistol, and shotgun owners looking to get into target or competitive shooting. The video showcases essential gear such as spotting scopes, holographic red dot sights, rifle cases, green laser sights, and bullet case cleaners. Specific products featured include the Vortex Nomad spotting scope, Pelican 1750 rifle case, EOTech 512 holographic sight, Crimson Trace Laserguard green laser, and Lyman Turbo Sonic Cleaner.

Trevor Bending from OpticsPlanet introduces the Viridian C5 laser sight, highlighting its new ECR (Electric Controlled Ready) feature. This system allows the laser to automatically turn on when drawn from a compatible TacLock holster and turn off when reinserted, simplifying transitions and maintaining muscle memory. The C5 is a sub-compact model designed for universal fit across full-size, compact, and sub-compact pistols.

This video focuses on the VISM Red Dot Sight, Green Laser Sight, and LED Flashlight Combo. The description highlights its versatility for field use, detailing the red dot's 7 brightness settings, windage and elevation adjustability, and quick-release mount compatible with Weaver and Picatinny rails. The video aims to showcase this multi-functional optic and drive sales through a provided link.

This video showcases the Barska GLX Tactical 5mW Green Laser Sight. The description highlights its intense, visible green laser for accurate targeting day or night. It features a versatile picatinny rail mount, dual activation methods (push switch and remote pressure pad), externally adjustable windage and elevation turrets, and a crenelated bezel. The sight is backed by a one-year warranty.