Videos tagged with Optic Cut

Colion Noir reviews the Bull Armory Ultralight, highlighting its unique 'goofy' yet 'phenomenal' feel and compact size, comparable to a Staccato CS. He praises the brand's 'Rebel 11' philosophy and the firearm's detailed features, including extensive texturing and a crucial trigger guard relief cut for enhanced grip control. The review emphasizes the attention to detail and functional ergonomics despite the unconventional aesthetics.

This review details the key updates in the Glock Gen 6, focusing on significant ergonomic enhancements like a contoured grip, flared magwell, and extended beavertail. It also highlights the new flat-faced trigger shoe, an updated optic cut using spacers for direct mounting, and a revised internal extractor retention mechanism. The assessment comes from Shark Coast Tactical, known for their professional firearms retail and enthusiast insights.

This review of the Glock 17 Gen 6 highlights significant ergonomic improvements over previous generations. Key updates include enhanced grip texturing with a palm swell and the addition of 'gas pedals' for improved control, features typically found on custom firearms. The new flat-face trigger and a superior optic cut system further enhance its performance.

This video showcases a custom CZ Shadow 2 9mm, expertly modified by Cajun Gun Works (CGW). Key upgrades include a flat CGW Pro Trigger, a ported barrel for reduced recoil, custom slide cuts with an optic mount, and G10 Lok Grips for enhanced handling. The demonstration at an outdoor range highlights the firearm's impressive accuracy and flat-shooting characteristics, making it a top recommendation for performance-oriented shooters.

The new Glock V Model shares many similarities with the Gen 5 but features distinct internal slide modifications, including a smaller striker lug and narrower firing pin channel. While visually similar, slide cover plates are not interchangeable. The trigger pull weight remains consistent at 4.25-4.5 lbs. Importantly, the V Model slide can be custom milled for RMR optics, despite lacking a factory MOS version.

This YouTube video provides a comprehensive review of the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield X 9mm pistol, highlighting its design enhancements over the standard Shield series. Key features discussed include aggressive slide serrations, a reversible magazine catch, extended grip for increased capacity, and improved ergonomics for comfort and recoil control. The review also covers the pistol's RMSc/K optic cut, front rail, 3.6-inch stainless steel barrel with Armornite finish, Ameriglo Trooper LumiGreen front night sight, flat-face trigger, manual thumb safety, and its inclusion of 13 and 15-round magazines. The Shield X is presented as a versatile and adaptable firearm suitable for shooters of all skill levels, emphasizing its potential for concealed carry and self-defense.

This video reviews the Taurus GX4 Carry enhanced with a Strike Industries chassis, from the perspective of an everyday shooter. The build includes a threaded barrel and optic cut slide. The reviewer notes over 500 rounds of unsuppressed firing went well, but a heavier suppressor caused issues, highlighting the importance of suppressor weight. Positives include its compact size, solid feel, and easy optic mounting, while negatives are a small magazine release and minor ergonomic concerns. It's suggested as a good option for a truck gun, glove box firearm, or compact PCC use.

This video offers a review of the Taurus GX4 Strike Bravo, a compact 9mm PDW, from an everyday shooter's perspective. It highlights a custom build featuring a Strike Industries chassis, threaded barrel, and optic-cut slide. The review covers performance over 500 rounds, noting its success unsuppressed but challenges with heavier suppressors. Key pros include its compact size, solid feel, and easy optic mounting. Cons mentioned are the small magazine release and minor ergonomic issues. The video suggests it's a good option for truck, glove box, or compact PCC use.

This video focuses on mounting solutions for the Springfield Armory XDS .40 pistol, specifically addressing situations where an optic cut is not present. It explores methods to attach optics to this firearm model, likely demonstrating different mounting platforms or techniques. The content caters to owners of the XDS .40 seeking to add an optic without modifying the slide.

This video announces the arrival of the Sabre Micro Dagger, highlighting its compact frame and various features such as a laser-stippled grip, aluminum flat-face trigger, flared magwell, and 15+2 extended magazines. It also mentions an optic cut. A full specification video is promised for the following week. The disclaimer confirms compliance with all firearm laws.

This video from Monsoon Tactical focuses on an "Optic Cut Bodyguard 2.0". While the specific firearm model isn't explicitly stated beyond 'Bodyguard 2.0', the title suggests a modification or enhancement, likely for a pistol, involving an optic cut. The content would be of interest to owners of this firearm model seeking aftermarket modifications or performance upgrades, and those interested in firearm customization and optics integration.

This video reviews the Monsoon Tactical Optic Cut for the Bodyguard 2.0 pistol, highlighting it as a significant upgrade for owners of this compact firearm. The presenter emphasizes the value of this modification for those who own the pistol, suggesting it's a must-have for owners of this "pocket rocket." The video encourages viewer interaction and engagement regarding the optic cut.