Videos tagged with Motion Sensor

This guide details the installation and zeroing process for the Olight Osight SE optic, covering essential safety checks, mounting procedures, and sight adjustment techniques. It emphasizes proper torque specifications and incremental adjustments for accurate zeroing. The review highlights the optic's RMSc footprint compatibility and manual brightness controls, offering practical advice for users.

This video demonstrates how to prevent tragedy by enhancing the security of EDC gear and firearms using Kina Safety Alert motion sensors. The instructor, who owns nearly 200 firearms, emphasizes securing weapons by removing ammunition and locking them in storage like a Husky workbench. The Kina system provides real-time SMS and app alerts when movement is detected, offering an extra layer of security for firearms, knives, tools, and even a 'man cave' refrigerator. The system can be silenced for periods of use and offers customizable sensitivity and notification settings.

This review details the Osite C, a budget-friendly pistol red dot sight featuring a large window, multi-reticle system, and a side-loading CR1632 battery. It boasts a durable 7075T6 aluminum construction, IPX6 waterproof rating, and RMR mounting footprint, making it a versatile option for various pistols. The sight offers eight daylight and two night vision compatible brightness settings, a motion sensor for auto-on functionality, and tactile adjustment screws for precise zeroing.

This video reviews two affordable Osite red dot sights, the SE (battery-powered) and the S (rechargeable), highlighting their features and value. The instructor, Kim from Geauga Firearms Academy, emphasizes the fully enclosed emitter design and user-friendly adjustments. Both models are presented as solid options for those looking to add a red dot to their pistol without a high price tag, with particular attention paid to the SE's manual brightness control and the S's rechargeable capability.

This video provides a 7-month long-term review of the Olight OSight-S micro red dot sight, mounted on a Sig Sauer P365. The experienced reviewer confirms the optic holds zero effectively, with no issues regarding the adjustment dials or settings. Live-fire demonstrations at 15 yards showcase consistent accuracy, validating the OSight-S as a reliable and high-quality optic after extended use.

The Osite S micro red dot sight features a unique Super Aluminum construction, offering exceptional durability comparable to 304 stainless steel while remaining lightweight. Its standout feature is an integrated charging system with a removable base, allowing for convenient charging on or off the firearm via USB-C, ensuring the sight is always ready for use. The sight is RMSC/407K footprint compatible and boasts an enclosed emitter design for enhanced protection.

The Olight Osight S is a new enclosed emitter red dot sight for pistols, gaining attention for its features and price. It boasts a favorable window size, a versatile multi-reticle system (2 MOA dot, 32 MOA ring), and a compact form factor made from premium aluminum alloy. Key features include a built-in rear notch sight, motion sensor for automatic activation, and a unique magnetic charging cover with a battery level display.

This review covers the Olight Osight X, an evolution of their previous red dot sight, now featuring multiple reticle options. The presenter highlights its robust build, integrated battery with charging capabilities via the protective cap, and impressive brightness even in challenging conditions. The video demonstrates its mounting, zeroing process, and performance at various distances, offering insights into its practical application for firearm enthusiasts.

The Simtek is a portable, battery-powered security device that utilizes motion, vibration, and light sensors to detect unauthorized access. It communicates alerts via cellular data, sending immediate text messages and app notifications. The device is versatile, suitable for securing various assets like gun safes, luggage, rentals, and work trailers, offering peace of mind through remote monitoring. Its cellular operation ensures functionality even if Wi-Fi or power is disrupted.

This guide provides an overview of the Vector Optics Scrapper Micro Dot, detailing its installation on an AR-15 and highlighting key features like its compact design, motion sensor technology, and durable construction. The review emphasizes its practical application and value, especially during sale periods. Instruction comes from a reviewer with high authority and detailed technical knowledge.

This video focuses on an update regarding motion sensors specifically for home defense applications. While not demonstrating firearms directly, the topic is intrinsically linked to personal security and tactical preparedness, often involving the integration of technology with defensive strategies.

This video provides an expert review of the Ghost 2x optic, specifically designed for 7.62x39 and 5.45x39 AK platforms, but also compatible with AR-15 style rifles. The optic features a 2x fixed magnification, an illuminated reticle with motion activation for battery conservation, and is praised for its clarity, brightness, and durability in various conditions. The reviewer highlights its effectiveness for quick target acquisition and its suitability as an alternative to red dot sights for specific shooting preferences.