Videos tagged with Holosun DRS-NV

This guide details how to capture still images and record video using the Holosun DRS-NV optic. The speaker, demonstrating experienced authority, explains the simple button press sequences for initiating and stopping recordings, as well as taking photos during a video capture. For advanced functions, users are directed to consult the product handbook.

The Holosun DRS-NV offers digital night vision capabilities with a 2 MOA red dot, suitable for low-light target acquisition and recording. While not a full-fledged night vision device for navigation, it provides enhanced visibility in the dark and features like shake awake technology and rechargeable batteries. Its rugged construction and 1024x60 FPS resolution make it a versatile, albeit pricey, option compared to traditional NVGs.

This guide details the expert zeroing process for the Holosun DRS-TH, emphasizing the unique method of aligning the digital thermal reticle by adjusting the OLED screen. The video, presented with an analytical and objective tone by an instructor with high authority, compares the DRS-TH thermal sight against the DRS-NV night vision unit, highlighting their respective strengths and weaknesses in various tactical scenarios.

This video reviews three Holosun optics: the SCS, a compact, solar-powered pistol sight with a 200,000-hour runtime and K/RMS-c footprint compatibility; the AEMS, a large-windowed optic with a solar backup and multiple reticle options; and the DRS-NV, a red dot sight with integrated night vision capabilities. The SCS features a single button for mode and reticle changes, while the AEMS offers a wide field of view and automatic/manual brightness. The DRS-NV provides dual reticles for day and night use, with an optional IR illuminator for complete darkness.

This guide details the installation and integration of the Holosun DRS-NV with a magnifier, as demonstrated by an experienced reviewer. It covers mounting, zeroing, and positioning a magnifier for enhanced target identification at distance. The review highlights the DRS-NV's performance in various lighting conditions and its utility as a modern optic solution.

This video provides a deep dive into the potential impact of Electromagnetic Pulses (EMPs) on tactical technology, drawing on extensive research and expert interviews. The presenter, with a high authority level in the civilian tactical community, explains the differences between natural CMEs and man-made HEMPs, detailing the vulnerability of modern electronics and vehicles. Practical mitigation strategies are discussed, including the use of Faraday bags for sensitive gear and specialized surge protection devices for vehicles.

This review critically examines the Holosun DRS-NV, a digital rifle sight with NV/thermal overlay capabilities. While acknowledging its robust hardware, the expert assessment questions its practical tactical application at a $1,000 price point due to sensor limitations and field of view. The review highlights the need for external IR illumination for effective low-light performance, suggesting alternatives like thermal optics or entry-level digital NV solutions for beginners.

This video reviews Holosun's DRS-NV, a digital night vision and red dot fusion optic. The reviewer highlights its dual functionality for day and night use, its digital night vision sensor technology, and its operational features including zoom, brightness settings, and recording capabilities. The optic is presented as an accessible entry point into night vision technology for shooters on a budget, offering a unique blend of capabilities at a competitive price point.

Micah Mayfield provides an expert review of the Holosun DRS-TH and DRS-NV hybrid optics. He highlights the DRS-TH's revolutionary entry-level thermal technology at approximately $1,600, contrasting it with high-end units costing thousands more. While acknowledging the 256x192 sensor resolution's limitations in target identification at extreme distances, Mayfield praises its effectiveness for practical hunting scenarios under 100 yards and its user-friendly interface. The DRS-NV is noted as a good value at $999.

This video features the Holosun DRS-NV combined with a Noveske "Space Baby" rifle. While the description is minimal, the title clearly indicates a focus on this specific optic and firearm combination. Expect a review, demonstration, or discussion of how these two components perform together, likely highlighting the capabilities of the Holosun DRS-NV, which is a notable piece of night vision/thermal optics, mounted on a custom or sought-after Noveske build.

This video introduces Holosun's new line of thermal and night vision optics, the DRS-TH and DRS-NV, respectively. The content creator highlights Holosun's move beyond red dots into advanced imaging technologies. A key takeaway is Holosun's strategy to offer these advanced optics at competitive price points, aiming to disrupt a traditionally high-cost market.

This entry details the Holosun DRS (Digital Reflex Sight) series, highlighted as an innovative product at SHOT Show. It functions like a standard red dot but integrates advanced digital night vision and thermal imaging capabilities. The DRS offers various reticle types, digital zoom up to 3x, and operates with a 30fps refresh rate, with thermal variants available in Pro and Standard resolutions.