Videos tagged with Hex Wasp

This review of the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro highlights its advancements over the original Hellcat, focusing on increased size for better handling and a 15-round flush-fit magazine. The OSP configuration, co-witnessing sights, and standard controls are detailed. The assessment by Evan Brune, Executive Editor of American Rifleman, indicates a high level of expertise.

This review of the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro OSP highlights its design as a bridge between micro-compact and mid-size pistols, offering increased capacity and improved shootability. The firearm features a 3.7-inch barrel, a 15-round flush-fit magazine, and is milled for optics with a Shield footprint. Live-fire testing indicates enhanced accuracy and follow-up shot speed due to its larger grip and sight radius, while maintaining concealability.

This review of the Smith & Wesson M&P9 Shield Plus OR highlights its position as an accessible optic-ready micro-compact 9mm. Kelly Young, Senior Executive Editor of American Rifleman, details its innovative magazine design for increased capacity (10/13 rounds) and improved ergonomics. The firearm features a direct-mount optic cut compatible with popular micro red dots and includes tritium night sights, offering a well-rounded package for concealed carry.

This video focuses on troubleshooting issues with the Hex Wasp optic. The content creator is experiencing problems with the optic not functioning correctly and promises to provide updates. The description also includes promotional codes for various tactical and firearm-related brands, indicating a potential connection to a broader review or endorsement context.

This YouTube video, part of the "I Carry" series, features a review and demonstration of the Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro 9mm pistol. The presenter highlights its concealed carry suitability, showcasing it with a Springfield Armory Hex Wasp red-dot sight. The firearm is presented in a Crucial Concealment Covert IWB holster, indicating a focus on practical everyday carry solutions. The video likely covers the pistol's features, ergonomics, and how it performs as a concealed carry option.

The Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro offers Glock 19 capacity (15+1) in a significantly thinner profile, making it a strong contender for concealed carry. It features an optics-ready slide, a 3.7-inch cold hammer-forged barrel, and Springfield's Adaptive Grip Texture. Range performance shows reduced muzzle flip and good accuracy, with a consistent 5 lb 14 oz trigger pull. While slightly larger than the original Hellcat, the Pro provides enhanced ergonomics and shootability for its size.

This video from Guns & Gear features Springfield Armory's Hellcat RDP (Rapid Defense Package). The discussion, led by Springfield's Rob Leatham and Ryan Gresham, highlights the RDP's key upgrades: an updated trigger, the HEX Wasp micro red dot optic, and a compensator. The segment includes a demonstration of the pistol's shooting capabilities. The video also promotes the Guns & Gear show's broadcast schedule and online availability.

This video showcases the optics-ready Springfield Armory XD-S Mod.2 pistol, highlighting its new capability for mounting optics. It also features the new HEX WASP red dot sight, designed as a perfect fit for the XD-S Mod.2. Springfield's Rob Leatham provides a demonstration on how to easily acquire the red dot sight picture. The video also mentions the airing schedule for 'Guns & Gear' on Sportsman Channel and WildTV, along with details on how to watch full episodes and subscribe to Gun Talk.

This video features trainer Chris Cerino demonstrating an efficient method for acquiring a red dot sight quickly when presenting a firearm. He specifically uses the Springfield Armory XD-S pistol equipped with the Hex WASP red dot. The content is presented as a bonus training feature from the First Person Defender® series, which simulates real-life scenarios. The video highlights the benefits of red dot sights for defensive shooting.

This expert review of the Springfield Hellcat RDP by Hunt Fish Shoot highlights its significant upgrades for EDC. The RDP features a self-indexing compensator for reduced recoil and muzzle flip, and the HEX Wasp red dot optic with a claimed 65,000-hour battery life. While praised for its shootability and out-of-the-box features, the review notes a criticism regarding the Allen key adjustment for the optic.

The Springfield Hellcat RDP offers a compelling package with a factory-installed HEX Wasp optic and compensator, significantly reducing recoil. While the optic provides a clear sight picture, its auto-brightness and refresh rate can cause issues in certain lighting conditions. The RDP is a high-performing micro-compact, though the Hellcat OSP might offer better value for those preferring aftermarket optics.

This video review focuses on the Hex Wasp red dot sight, a product licensed by Springfield Armory. The presenter highlights that this optic shares the same footprint as the Shield micro red dot. The title, "Hex Wasp Red Dot Flop," suggests a critical evaluation of the optic's performance or design.