Videos tagged with Optic Mounting Issues

This video provides a comprehensive debrief and internal inspection of the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 Compact after 4,000 rounds. The review highlights the pistol's exceptional reliability, noting zero malfunctions and consistent performance in various conditions, including sand. Key pros include the stable metal night sights, a trigger that remained functional in adverse conditions, and an aggressive grip texture that proved beneficial. The primary con identified was an issue with the optic mounting plate, leading to optic failure and occlusion. Internal inspection revealed minimal wear, suggesting robust durability.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory Sabre Dagger highlights its premium features at a competitive price point, but also details significant issues encountered during testing. The reviewer experienced failure-to-extract malfunctions, problems mounting an RMR optic due to incorrect screw sizes, and found the blacked-out iron sights to be suboptimal. While the pistol offers an improved grip texture and a decent trigger, the QC issues and price point raise questions about its overall value proposition compared to competitors.