Videos tagged with Low Rider Plate

This video provides an in-depth look at Arise Manufacturing's optic plates, featuring interviews with Jordan from Arise and Nick Young from Verlocks Training Group. They discuss the design philosophy, quality control, and customer service behind their products, highlighting the durability of the Aegis system and the low-profile design of the Low Rider plate. The conversation emphasizes the importance of tight tolerances, reliable hardware, and US-based manufacturing in creating high-quality optic mounting solutions for various firearms.

This video details the setup and initial thoughts on two Glock pistols, a Glock 17 Gen 5 modified for an optic and a new Glock 47 MOS. The presenter discusses optic mounting, backstrap modifications for improved grip angle, and potential trigger upgrades, seeking community input on trigger selection for the Glock 47. The content is geared towards firearm owners looking to customize their Glocks for performance and reliability.

This guide details the process of mounting a Vortex Defender XL red dot sight onto a Glock 47 MOS pistol using an Arise Manufacturing Low Rider plate. It emphasizes the importance of using a torque wrench for proper screw tension, applying blue Loctite to prevent loosening, and performing witness marks to monitor the optic's security. The instruction is provided by Joel Park, who has extensive experience with Ben Stoeger's firearms.

This video provides an in-depth review and installation guide for Arise Manufacturing's optic plates, highlighting their attention to detail, tight tolerances, and user-friendly packaging. The presenter, Joel Park, emphasizes the quality of the hardware, included tools like a paint pen and Loctite, and the clear labeling system. He contrasts Arise's product with a competitor's, detailing superior fitment and customer service experiences, ultimately recommending Arise plates for their reliability and ease of installation.