Videos tagged with Optic Mounts

This review provides an expert look at the Bul TAC Comp pistol, highlighting its features and upcoming US market release. The pistol boasts a 5-inch barrel with hybrid compensation and porting, a robust one-piece barrel construction, and a built-in optic system with multiple plates. It also includes enhanced controls like full CNC safeties, a link trigger, and an updated magazine release and magwell, shipping with four 21-round magazines. The experienced speaker notes its fun shooting characteristics with minimal recoil and confirms its availability in black.

This guide details the installation of Midwest Industries Mark 2 Non-QD scope and optic mounts. The process involves selecting the correct mount for your optic or scope, ensuring proper fit and height, and securely attaching it to your firearm's rail using the provided Torx hardware. Expert instruction emphasizes the robust design, including steel clamps and recoil lugs, and the importance of torquing bolts to specification for reliable performance.

This video from Brownells showcases Midwest Industries' new generation of QD optic mounts, highlighting their robust construction and innovative, tool-less adjustment lever. The presenters emphasize the smooth camming action, secure engagement with Picatinny rails, and the availability of various sizes and configurations, including ring tops for red dots and offset mounts for micro red dots.

The video discusses three FN PS90C variants, highlighting differences in optic mounting solutions and accessory rail configurations. It explores options for integrated iron sights, direct red dot mounts, and side-mounted Picatinny rails for accessories like lights. The presenter seeks viewer input on which variant to keep.

This video discusses a Sig Sauer P320 accidental discharge incident involving a school resource officer. The speaker speculates on the cause, including potential user error and firearm malfunction, and criticizes GBRS Group for their perceived endorsement of SIG products, questioning their use of military service as a shield for brand promotion. The discussion highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in firearm incidents and brand partnerships.

This video reviews the Burris TAC30 1-4x24 LPVO, highlighting its features and historical context as an early modern low power variable optic. The reviewer discusses its strengths, such as the reticle's utility at 1x and its inclusion in the game Escape from Tarkov, alongside its drawbacks like the dated illumination system and rotating eyepiece. The video also touches on the evolution of LPVOs and Burris's product line, concluding that while the TAC30 has outdated elements, it offers a unique perspective when compared to modern optics and its in-game representation.

This video provides an expert-level overview of five often-overlooked AR-15 upgrades, moving beyond common accessories like lights and optics. It details the benefits of lens caps for optics, the utility of sling retention devices like the Neo Mag Sentry Strap, and the advantages of magnifiers for red dot sights. The guide also covers maximizing pistol grip storage and selecting the correct optic mount height for improved shooting posture and functionality, especially with night vision devices.

This video showcases the 'Gunwall' art installation at Polenar Tactical Armory, featuring a modular display system for firearms and accessories. The installation highlights various Slovenian-made firearms, including AX Delta pistols and AX Arms rifles, as well as imported AK variants and rare H&K MP5 SD models. The video also touches on the challenges of mounting the system on concrete walls and the armory's dual role as a fruit and vegetable reseller.

This video features an unboxing and initial impressions of various firearm accessories, primarily optics and components from brands like Vortex, Radian, and Trijicon. The presenter, an experienced firearms enthusiast, discusses the features and potential applications of each item, offering insights into their value and performance. The content is geared towards intermediate firearm owners looking to upgrade or build their existing platforms.

Craig Arnzen of Area 419 discusses the company's philosophy on product development, focusing on exceptional quality, problem-solving, and customer accessibility. He highlights their rigorous testing processes, the importance of brand storytelling in modern marketing, and the technical innovations behind their optic mounts and muzzle devices. The conversation delves into the nuances of precision manufacturing and the value proposition of high-end firearm accessories.

This video highlights several Amazon Christmas specials on tactical gear and accessories. It features deals on Monstrum Tactical optic mounts, the speaker's own Urban Ranger knives (including a Damascus version), Mechanics gloves, Cely Chameleon red dot sights, Magpul MS1 slings, Kavine ST18 fixed blade knives, and Kizer fixed blade knives. The presenter emphasizes quality, value, and timely delivery before Christmas.

This episode features Craig Arnzen, VP of Sales and Marketing at Area 419, discussing the company's philosophy on product development, marketing, and manufacturing. Key insights include their commitment to using and testing products before release, the importance of brand authenticity, and the technical details behind their optic mounts, particularly the raw internal bore design for optimal optic seating. The discussion also touches on the challenges of the firearms market, the evolution of marketing, and the specific design considerations for various mounting solutions.