Videos tagged with MRDS

This video focuses on the Aimpoint Duty RDS MR, aiming to help viewers achieve accurate shots. While the specific firearm platform isn't detailed in the provided information, the emphasis is on using this optic for effective shooting. The content is likely geared towards practical application and marksmanship improvement for firearm owners.

This video demonstrates a comprehensive dry fire drill designed to integrate physical stress with marksmanship. Instructor Alyssa Seymour, an experienced tactical fitness practitioner, guides viewers through a process of elevating heart rate via burpees while wearing a weighted vest, followed by immediate engagement from behind cover using both a pistol and an AR-15 rifle. The drill emphasizes proper barricade utilization, controlled transitions, and maintaining accuracy under simulated combat conditions.

This video, featuring insights from John Correia and Mike Willever, details a critical incident where Greenville County officers encountered a suspect armed with a rifle. The analysis emphasizes crucial tactical lessons, including proper administrative gun handling (finger indexed), the advantages of patrol carbines and red dot sights for distance engagements, and the importance of K9 deployment post-engagement. The content highlights the professional assessment of a high-stakes law enforcement encounter.

This YouTube Short from Wilson Combat announces their new Miniature Red Dot Sight (MRDS) optic cuts for the Sig-Sauer P320 platform. The service is available for both customer-supplied P320 pistols (in 9mm, .40 S&W, and .357 SIG) and as an upgrade for new Wilson Combat/SIG-SAUER WCP320 orders. They offer direct mounting for Aimpoint ACRO and a True Zero plate system for Trijicon RMR/SRO and Leupold Deltapoint optics.

This video showcases Alien Gear Holsters' Cloak Series, highlighting their new offerings for the Walther PDP pistol. It covers holsters compatible with 4-inch, 4.5-inch, and 5-inch barrel lengths, and also accommodates models equipped with an MRDS optic. The description emphasizes that Alien Gear Holsters are manufactured in Post Falls, Idaho, employing veterans and law enforcement, and encourages viewers to visit their website to explore holsters for over 700 firearm models. It also promotes subscribing to their channel for regular updates, tutorials, and other 2A and outdoors-related content, and provides links to their social media channels.

Bill Wilson and Ken Hackathorn discuss the new True Zero Optic System designed for mounting MRDS (Micro Red Dot Sights) to handguns. The system features an integrated adjustable rear sight, offering a versatile solution for handgun optic applications.