Videos tagged with K-Series Footprint

This video provides a ruggedness comparison between the Olight Osight-K and Holosun 407-K red dot sights, mounted on Springfield Hellcat pistols. Instructor Shortshot Tony conducts extreme durability tests, including drops, slides, and throws, followed by live fire to assess performance and zero retention. The results of these stress tests were noted as unexpected.

This video from GUNBROS provides an expert comparison of Holosun's K-series compact red dot sights, specifically the 407K and 507K. The instructor, a professional firearm retailer, offers a practical opinion favoring the 6 MOA dot on the 407K for everyday carry (EDC) due to its superior speed in target acquisition. The video also contrasts these with the full-size 507C/407C models, suggesting the multi-reticle system is better suited for larger optics.

This guide details the comparison and installation of the Holosun EPS Carry and Holosun 507K optics on a Glock 43x MOS. The video highlights the EPS Carry's enclosed emitter and side battery tray as key advantages for dust prevention and maintenance, while the 507K is noted as a long-standing, reliable open-emitter option. The choice between them hinges on personal preference for robustness and ease of cleaning versus a slightly slimmer profile. Consistent training is emphasized as paramount for self-defense effectiveness, regardless of the optic chosen.

This comprehensive guide, drawing on expert insights from Tactical Toolbox, details the best red dot sights for concealed carry. It emphasizes understanding optic footprints (RMR, K Series) and highlights top recommendations like the Holosun EPS Carry for its durability and the Holosun 507C ACSS Vulcan for its advanced reticle. The content stresses the importance of enclosed emitters for carry applications and the need for consistent practice.