Videos tagged with Holosun PID

The Holosun PID and PID Plus weapon lights are reviewed, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses. While the PID Plus offers a green laser and IR mode, the reviewer finds the 900-lumen output insufficient for AR platforms and notes its bulkiness for pistols. The magnetic charging and tool-dependent mounting are also points of criticism. However, the laser integration and build quality are praised, making the PID Plus a potentially viable option for pistol illumination at close range.

This review of the Holosun PID pistol light highlights its 1000 lumens and 23,000 Candela output, along with its convenient USBC magnetic charging system. A key takeaway is the significant challenge in finding compatible holsters due to the light's tapering design, which differs from more common weapon light footprints like the Surefire X300.

This comprehensive review of the CZ P10-C by Kit Badger (Ivan) covers its value proposition, ergonomics, trigger quality, and performance in various shooting scenarios. Ivan, an experienced shooter, highlights its advantages over competitors like the Glock 19, particularly its superior trigger and sights out-of-the-box. The review also touches on practical aspects like concealed carry and competition use, making it a valuable resource for potential buyers.

This video details the evolution of pistol-mounted weapon lights, focusing on the shift from lumen-centric designs to candela-focused performance. It highlights how higher candela is crucial for defeating adversary lights and penetrating environmental obscurants, making lights like the SureFire X300 Turbo and ModLight PL350 superior for defensive applications compared to older models like the SureFire X300 Ultra. The expert analysis emphasizes the practical implications of these technical specifications in real-world scenarios.

Roger Barrera, a professional holster manufacturer and former law enforcement officer, details the challenges and solutions for mounting accessories on the Tisas B9R. He highlights the need for custom adapters due to the short accessory rail and demonstrates how a QVO Tactical holster can accommodate the Holosun PID light with a 3D-printed key, offering valuable insights for users looking to customize this budget-friendly 2011 platform.

This video focuses on holster fitment for the Holosun PID weapon light. It highlights that their holsters are compatible with the PID, and also mentions that users already owning holsters for the Streamlight TLR-1 can also use them with the PID, potentially saving money. The video aims to inform customers about holster compatibility and encourage them to purchase.

This video from 1911 Syndicate reviews and compares four popular pistol lights: the Surefire X300 Turbo, Holosun PiD, Modlite, and Inforce Wild 2. The presenter aims to identify the "best and worst" lights of 2023, offering insights and recommendations for viewers in the market for pistol illumination. The video also includes promotional codes for Ciguera Gear belts and Firearms Legal Protection, along with links to other reviews and social media channels.

This video provides a first look at new optics and accessories from Holosun and Primary Arms. The reviewer highlights a Primary Arms SLx 10x42 Binocular and several Holosun products including the AEMS Rifle Optic, LE221G Green/IR Laser, PID Pistol Light, and SCS PDP Pistol Optic. The gear is shown mounted on a Knights SR-25. The creator plans to provide full reviews after further testing.

This video provides an unboxing and initial impressions of several new Holosun optics: the PID, EPS, and EPS Carry. The presenter highlights the closed emitter design of the EPS and EPS Carry, noting their compatibility with 507k and Shield RMS-c footprints. He plans to mount the EPS Carry on a Glock 43X and the EPS on a Glock 19 for daily carry and duty use, respectively, with future full reviews planned.