Videos tagged with Mounting Plates

The Glock Gen 6 introduces a new proprietary optics cut, moving away from the MOS system. This change necessitates new mounting plates and renders previous MOS-specific accessories incompatible. While the plastic iron sights are noted as outdated, the improved optics mounting system is considered a positive development for the platform. The video features range testing and a critique of the industry's lack of a universal optics footprint.

This video focuses on Staccato HD optic plates, specifically addressing where viewers can obtain them. The title and description strongly suggest a discussion about accessories for Staccato pistols, likely highlighting compatibility, brands, and purchasing options for these mounting plates. The content is aimed at Staccato pistol owners looking to customize or upgrade their firearms with red dot sights.

This video explains how to effectively use red dot optics on pistols, contrasting them with traditional iron sights. It covers focusing on the target, 'trusting the wobble,' understanding MOA for dot size, and adjusting brightness. The content also addresses optic failures, co-witnessing with iron sights, proper mounting techniques using Loctite, battery access differences between models, and the necessity of optic-cut holsters.

This video from Guns & Gear S11 explores Canik's TP9 series of handguns, highlighting the variety of features available across different price points. It specifically mentions the TP9 Elite Combat and TP9 Elite Combat Executive, noting their Salient Arms upgrades and included optic mounting plates. The budget-friendly Canik TP9 SFX is also discussed as a more streamlined option. The description also provides information on where to watch more Guns & Gear episodes and details the show's focus on new firearms products, interviews, and range demonstrations.