Videos tagged with Micro Reflex Sight

This guide details how to adjust the reticle settings on the Olight OSight XR, a selectable enclosed emitter micro reflex sight. The process involves locating and engaging the controls to switch between 2 MOA and 6 MOA dot sizes. The video demonstrates this functionality in a professional, informative manner, highlighting the optic's versatility for different shooting applications.

This guide details the use of the integrated pop-up rear iron sights on the Olight OSight XR, a feature highlighted by Moondog 2A. The optic is an enclosed emitter micro reflex sight with a rechargeable power source and changeable reticles. The pop-up sights provide a crucial backup aiming solution, activated by a button press, useful for slides with low-profile factory sights.

This guide details the installation and zeroing process for the OSight XR enclosed micro reflex sight, a product reviewed by Moondog. It covers mounting the optic onto an RMR-cut slide and performing live-fire adjustments to achieve a proper zero. The guide also touches upon the unique integrated pop-up rear sights and potential co-witnessing challenges.

This video from Moondog 2A announces a giveaway for an OSight C RMR-footprint micro reflex sight, sponsored by OSIGHT. The content is promotional, highlighting the opportunity to win the optic through a contest linked on moondogindustries.com\/contest. Viewers are encouraged to tune into TMI Live Wednesdays at 9pm/3pm PST for more details and to watch the full video on the Moondog 2A channel.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Ruger LCP Max equipped with the innovative Ruger ReadyDot optic. The host, demonstrating high authority in EDC and pocket pistols, highlights the pistol's capacity, affordability, and the unique battery-less operation of the ReadyDot sight. Practical advice is given on holster compatibility for this optic-equipped model, concluding it's a top-tier pocket carry solution.

This video provides an unboxing and initial overview of the Gowutar A20R budget micro reflex sight. The presenter details its features, including its RMR footprint compatibility, included Picatinny mount, shake-awake functionality, and specifications like 1 MOA per click adjustments and IPX8 waterproofing. While not a full torture test, the initial impressions suggest it's a promising budget option for pistol optics, with plans for range testing and zeroing in a future installment.

This YouTube video focuses on a budget micro reflex sight, as indicated by the title "the MOST Budget Micro Reflex Sight by Far #optic". The description is minimal, but the title strongly suggests a review or evaluation of an optic for firearms. The tag '#optic' further reinforces this. Given the emphasis on 'budget', it's likely aimed at consumers looking for affordable firearm accessories.

This video provides a detailed installation guide for the Gowutar A20R micro reflex sight on a Glock MOS system. It covers the unboxing, component identification, battery installation, and the critical steps for mounting the optic to the slide, emphasizing proper torque specifications to prevent adapter plate lift. The review highlights its budget-friendly nature and suitability for range use, while cautioning against self-defense applications due to potential durability concerns.

This review of the Olight S micro reflex sight highlights its compact design, suitable for concealed carry pistols with an RMSc cut. Key features include a rechargeable battery with a magnetic charging cover, motion activation, auto-dimming, and a changeable reticle system. The presenter, with apparent expertise in firearms optics, demonstrates its functionality and performance during range testing, noting its durability and ease of use.

This review examines the Olight Micro Reflex Red Dot Sight, highlighting its RMR cut footprint, included adjustment tool, and 3 MOA dot with manual and automatic brightness modes. A key innovation is its integrated charging cover, which can recharge the sight multiple times. The reviewer found the optic held zero during testing and praised its large window size for easier target acquisition, especially for new red dot users or in dynamic shooting scenarios.

The Burris FastFire 4 is a micro reflex sight offering multiple reticle options, including a 3 MOA dot, 11 MOA dot, 50 MOA circle dot, and a 50 MOA wing circle reticle. It features an enlarged objective lens for a wider eyebox and automatic brightness adjustment via a front light sensor, with manual override. The sight includes a removable weather hood that converts it into an enclosed emitter.

This review covers the GOWUTAR RMR Cut Green Dot micro reflex sight, highlighting its budget-friendly price point (under $100, with a 20% discount code available) and competitive features. The optic boasts a 7075 aluminum housing, RMR footprint compatibility, shake awake technology, and a top-loading battery compartment. While offering clear glass and solid zero retention, potential drawbacks include a less pronounced protective lip around the lens and a housing that could be thicker for enhanced drop protection.