Videos tagged with Handgun Laser

This video features Joel Persinger, also known as The GunGuy, providing an honest review of the Streamlight TLR-4 light and laser combo. He discusses his experience testing the accessory on his home defense handgun at various ranges over several weeks. The video also includes promotional codes for OpticsPlanet, links to the host's website, Patreon, and other related content. Sponsors and organizations like Second Call Defense, Gun Owners of America, Gun Owners of California, and the California Rifle & Pistol Association are also mentioned. The host's credentials as an NRA Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor are highlighted.

This video review by The GunGuy explores the practicality of adding laser sights to handguns, particularly for those experiencing age-related vision changes. The host, Joel Persinger, shares his personal experience using Crimson Trace Lasergrips for three weeks and concludes that he now desires them on all his defensive handguns. He provides a discount code for OpticsPlanet and links to his Patreon, website, training at Practical Defense Systems, and other social media platforms, as well as sponsors and organizations like Gun Owners of America.

This review tests the effectiveness of a LaserMax guide rod laser on a Glock 27. While the laser provided a slightly tighter group in testing, the speaker found iron sights more comfortable. The pulsating beam was noted as a potential distraction, magnifying tremors. The conclusion is that lasers are cool but don't inherently make everyone a better shooter, with a preference for steady beams.

This video from SHOT Show 2013 features Ryan Hills from OpticsPlanet demonstrating the Barska Micro GLX Green Laser Sight. The compact laser is shown mounted on a 1911-style handgun, highlighting its suitability for concealed carry and its ambidextrous pressure switches for easy activation. The demonstration includes projecting the green laser beam, showcasing its visibility.

The LaserMax internal laser sight replaces the Glock guide rod, offering a low-profile, externally unnoticeable aiming solution. It is factory pre-aligned at 20 feet and compatible with standard holsters. Installation involves replacing the guide rod and slide stop lever, with battery replacement requiring removal of a rear cap.