This guide details the installation and initial use of the INFITAC FML19 micro thermal sight, focusing on a custom piggyback mount setup for bullpup rifles. It highlights the sight's RMR footprint compatibility and touchscreen interface for adjusting imaging modes. The demonstration emphasizes practical identification ranges versus theoretical detection ranges for thermal optics.
The Olight Osight S is a new compact red dot sight designed for concealed carry firearms. It features a direct mount capability, a wide field of view with a large lens, and simple controls. The optic offers three reticle options and is designed to co-witness with iron sights, though it sits low enough that iron sights may not be strictly necessary. A key feature is its unique charging port, allowing for on-device charging.
This video provides a four-week follow-up review of the Olight Red Dot reflex sight mounted on a Glock 19. The presenter, John Q, addresses skepticism surrounding Olight optics, detailing his positive experience with the red dot's clarity, brightness, and consistent performance after approximately 1000 rounds. He emphasizes that the optic has not faded or disappeared during use and that the mounting hardware provided has held up without additional adhesives or specialized plates. While acknowledging Olight's primary focus on lights, he suggests this optic is a viable option for those entering the red dot market or seeking an affordable range optic, though he would not recommend it for duty use due to its unproven long-term track record.
This review covers the new Olight rechargeable red dot sight, highlighting its unique magnetic charging system, RMR footprint, and auto-dimming capabilities. The instructor notes its robust build and large window size, comparing it to other popular optics. While initial impressions are positive regarding build quality and features, long-term reliability remains to be seen. The review also details the optic's operational controls, including brightness adjustment, auto/manual modes, and a lockout feature.
You've reached the end! 4 videos loaded.
Gun Laws by State
Read firearms regulations for all 50 states + D.C.
Find Gun Dealers
Search licensed FFL dealers near you.