Videos tagged with Leupold DeltaPoint Pro

This review provides first impressions of the VKTR Industries VKP Pro, a new double-stack 1911 handgun. The firearm features a 4.4-inch bull barrel, extensive optic mounting options (RMR, ACRO, DeltaPoint Pro), integrated rear sights, and a 3.5-pound flat-faced trigger with a short reset. It ships with 16 and 20-round Atlas magazines and boasts a 416 stainless steel frame with a polymer grip, weighing approximately 2.5 pounds unloaded. The MSRP is $3,999.

This video features Mr. Madness demonstrating the extreme speed and low recoil of a Volquartsen .22LR pistol, likely a Black Mamba model, during a rapid-fire session on a frozen lake. The demonstration highlights the firearm's fast cycle rate and minimal felt recoil. The video concludes with a product showcase of the pistol in its factory case, complete with accessories.

This review from firearms enthusiasts Alyssa Seymour and her co-host critically examines popular red dot sights. They find Trijicon optics to be high-quality but overpriced, strongly recommend Aimpoint as a superior alternative, and explicitly advise against the Leupold DeltaPoint Pro due to its susceptibility to environmental factors and a frustrating user interface.

This review details a heavily customized CZ Shadow 2, modified by Cajun Gun Works, showcasing significant performance enhancements. The custom build features a sub-2.5 lb trigger pull, ported barrel for recoil reduction, and achieves exceptional accuracy, demonstrated by a four-shot ragged hole group at 15 yards. The reviewer concludes the approximately $3,000 investment offers competitive performance against high-end pistol brands.

Ben Stoeger, a recognized authority in competitive shooting, advises shooters to adopt red dot optics for modern handgun training. He explains the evolution of optics, their increased reliability and affordability, and recommends them to keep pace with training standards. Stoeger highlights budget options like the Osight as viable entry points, acknowledging minor differences from premium models but emphasizing their functional sufficiency for learning and competition.

Mr. Madness provides an enthusiastic review of the Volquartsen Mamba, a .22 LR handgun built on the Ruger 22/45 platform. The video highlights the Mamba's smooth operation and features like its DLC coating and Leupold DeltaPoint Pro optic through live-fire demonstrations and slow-motion footage. This review offers a practical look at the firearm's performance for enthusiasts.

This video provides a top 10 countdown of the best red dot sights for handguns in 2025. It highlights the latest trends, design innovations, and safety features in handgun optics, with purchase links provided for each listed sight. Brands featured include Bushnell, Swampfox, Holosun, Trijicon, Vortex, Leupold, Sig Sauer, Steiner, and Aimpoint. The video emphasizes responsible everyday carry (EDC) and the evolving technology in firearm optics.

This guide details the customization of a Glock 19X, transforming it into a highly ergonomic and high-performance firearm. Expert insights from Colion Noir highlight the benefits of custom slide and barrel work, advanced frame stippling, and ergonomic enhancements like undercuts and magwells. The modifications aim to significantly reduce muzzle rise and improve grip security for faster follow-up shots.

This review of the Volquartsen Mamba .22LR handgun, presented by Mr. Madness, highlights its exceptional accuracy and reliability, particularly at 100 yards, attributed to its low bore axis. The review covers technical specifications like its 2.4-pound trigger and recommends specific ammunition for optimal performance. Mr. Madness concludes it's a premium, fast-shooting firearm.

This review compares three 'do-it-all' optic setups for civilian defense: Red Dot + Magnifier, LPVO with top-mount dot, and Trijicon ACOG. Testing from 0-600 yards revealed that while Red Dots excel at close range, the LPVO with a top-mounted dot offered the best overall performance due to shooter familiarity and superior long-range observation capabilities. The speaker emphasizes that the most effective optic is the one the user trains with most consistently.

This video breaks down a force-on-force tactical exercise, emphasizing the critical role of white light for Positive Identification (PID) in civilian tactical scenarios. It compares Night Vision (NVG) and Thermal scopes, highlighting NVGs' superiority for movement and Thermal's for detection, while discussing passive NVG usage and communication SOPs using clickers.

This "I Carry" episode features the Springfield Armory TRP 1911 AOS in 9mm, presented in an ANR Design IWB holster and equipped with a Leupold DeltaPoint Pro red-dot sight. The video highlights the TRP's 4.25-inch barrel, Carry Contour grip, and the Agency Arms AOS optic mounting system. It discusses the move to 9mm for the TRP line, contrasting it with traditional .45 ACP variants and emphasizing the 1911's single-action trigger and shooting experience over polymer striker-fired options, despite lower capacity.