Videos tagged with Multiple Reticle System

This review of the Aimpoint Duty RDS-MR red dot sight highlights its versatility for various shooting applications, from close-quarters home defense to longer distances. The multiple reticle options (65 MOA circle, 2 MOA dot, or both) offer flexibility, and the integrated 3x magnifier enhances target acquisition and precision at range. The optic's robust construction, including 80ft waterproof rating and motion activation, underscores its durability for duty use.

This video introduces the special edition Holosun EPS Carry green MRF optic, highlighting its enclosed emitter design and multiple reticle options (2 MOA dot, 32 MOA circle, or combination). While compatible with any optic-cut firearm, it's specifically designed for the Glock 19X.

The Olight X is a micro reflex sight featuring a wirelessly recharging internal battery with an estimated 50,000-hour runtime. It offers motion activation, auto brightness/dimming, and a unique multiple reticle system accessible via the rear button. The included magnetic cover also functions as a portable power bank, capable of recharging the optic up to four times.

This video reviews the Holosun HE530C, a premium red dot optic constructed from Grade 5 titanium with an IP68 waterproof rating. It features Holosun's signature Multiple Reticle System, Solar Fail Safe, and self-adjusting reticle. The reviewer highlights its robust build, clear lenses, crisp reticle, and larger objective lens, which enhances light gathering and reduces tunnel vision compared to smaller optics.

This video provides an expert-level review and durability test of the Sig Sauer Romeo 6H 30mm red dot sight. The instructor highlights its performance features, including motion activation, a multi-reticle system with BDC holds, and good glass clarity. However, the review strongly emphasizes the optic's critical design flaw: a weak point in the 30mm body that leads to failure during drop tests, contrasting it with more durable designs like the Sig Romeo 5 and Romeo 7.

This review of the Holosun 510C by Jake Dwyer of 1911 Syndicate offers a 'gear snob's' perspective on an affordable, feature-rich open reflex sight. Dwyer highlights its Grade 5 Titanium housing, solar fail-safe, Shake-awake technology, and multiple reticle options, comparing it favorably to higher-end optics despite its non-American origin and prominent branding. While not deemed an extreme combat optic, it's presented as a reliable and fast choice for general use.