Videos tagged with Holosun 403B

This video, featuring Shane from Gun For Hire Range, provides an expert assessment of optic durability based on extensive real-world, high-volume rental use. Shane highlights the resilience of specific models like the EOTech 512 and Holosun 403B, demonstrating their functionality even after sustaining significant physical damage. The insights are practical for anyone seeking robust optics for demanding environments.

This video details a custom build of a Riley Defense AK-47, focusing on part swaps and upgrades. The presenter discusses the acquisition of the base rifle, its initial condition, and the rationale behind choosing specific components from Midwest Industries and other brands. The build aims for a functional, modernized AK-47 platform chambered in 7.62x39, incorporating an optic, light, and improved muzzle device.

This video details a reliable setup for an SP5 Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC), essentially a civilian MP5 clone. The presenter discusses SBRing the firearm and installing an A2 stock, a Midwest Industries Picatinny rail with a Holosun 403B red dot, and a Midwest Industries handguard. It also covers the direct threading of an Otter Creek Labs Lithium 9mm suppressor and mentions the utility of a SureFire Mini Scout light.

This review covers the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Krink, a compact 5.56 AK variant. The video details its features, including an 8.4-inch barrel, JMac rail system, ALG trigger, and Strike Industries brace. It highlights the firearm's suitability as a truck gun or range toy, while also discussing its limitations due to short barrel length and limited rail space. The review emphasizes the importance of running it suppressed due to its significant muzzle flash and loud report.

Magic Prepper, in collaboration with MidwayUSA, reviews three budget-friendly red dot sights suitable for preparedness: the Holosun 403R (with a strong recommendation for the 403B variant due to glare issues), the SIG Sauer Romeo5, and the Primary Arms SLx MD-20. All optics share the Aimpoint Micro footprint and are priced around $150, offering a balance of features and reliability for home defense and emergency situations.

This review of the H&K SP5K, presented by Honest Outlaw, offers a candid look at its performance and features. The video highlights the firearm's roller-delayed blowback system, ergonomics, and suppressed shooting capabilities. It also touches upon market pricing and potential issues with aftermarket accessories, providing valuable insights for potential buyers.

This video details modifications made to a Mossberg 590 Shockwave for home defense. Key upgrades include installing an SBA4 brace, a Magpul foregrip, a red dot optic (Holosun 403B), and a light. The presenter also discusses the 'cruiser ready' storage method and patterning results with buckshot at approximately 15 yards, noting a wide but centered pattern.

This review covers the initial range testing of the Tommy Built T36C, an American-made HK G36 clone. The Honest Outlaw, an experienced reviewer, details the firearm's features, including its gas piston system and pistol brace configuration. He highlights significant reliability issues encountered during break-in with both M855 and X-TAC ammunition, despite the firearm's accuracy when functioning. The review concludes that while the T36C offers a high 'cool factor,' its price point demands better reliability, prompting a planned return to the manufacturer for service.

This video provides a comprehensive review and modification guide for the CZ Scorpion EVO 3 S1, focusing on addressing factory shortcomings and enhancing its utility. The presenter, an experienced firearm enthusiast, details common complaints regarding the factory grip angle, safety selector, and trigger, offering practical aftermarket solutions. Key upgrades include an HB Industries grip for better ergonomics, an SB Tactical brace for improved stability, a Gearworks safety for enhanced comfort, and an HB Industries hybrid magazine for increased capacity and durability. The review highlights how these modifications transform the Scorpion into a more effective platform for home defense and general shooting enjoyment.

This YouTube video tests the durability of the Holosun 403B red dot optic after enduring 2600 rounds. The title "Holosun 403B Duty Rated?" directly questions its suitability for demanding use, and the description elaborates on the extensive round count as a key metric for evaluation. The video likely provides insights into the optic's performance, reliability, and whether it can withstand significant recoil and use typically associated with "duty" applications.