Videos tagged with Optic Plate

This guide details the installation of XS Minimalist sights and an Acro footprint optic plate on a Walther PDP Pro. The process involves removing old components, installing the new plate with alignment aids, and fitting the sights. The video highlights the benefit of matched sight and plate systems for optimal co-witnessing and functionality, especially when using optics with limited vertical space.

This video compares the Beretta 92X to the Glock 17, focusing on the cost of ownership and aftermarket modifications. The speaker argues that while the initial price of a 92X might be higher than a standard Glock, the included features and the cost of necessary Glock upgrades (like optic plates and sights) narrow the price gap significantly. The 92X is presented as a more complete package out-of-the-box for those looking to add optics and customize grips.

This video details a challenging competition match experienced by Summer, highlighting common pitfalls in competitive shooting. It covers performance across multiple stages, equipment issues like loose optic plate screws, and the importance of proper gear management. The narrative emphasizes resilience and learning from match failures, offering insights for fellow competitors.

This video provides an in-depth review and installation guide for the Radian Guardian optic plate system for Glock MOS pistols. The instructor highlights its superior design over factory plates, focusing on durability, optic protection, and secure mounting. Key features include a dovetailed hood, stainless steel fasteners with stud lock technology, and a 'True Seal' system for water resistance. The Radian Guardian Plus 6 variant also incorporates low-profile backup iron sights.

This video discusses the performance of the Beretta M9A4 with an optic, specifically addressing dot tracking and visibility. The speaker found no issues with tracking the dot or maintaining it in their field of vision. However, they recommend using a thinner optic mounting plate for duty or combat handguns to accommodate suppressor height sights, which are crucial for flexibility when using night vision devices.

This video serves as a correction and clarification regarding a previous review of the Beretta 92 Elite and Langdon Tactical's customer service. The speaker acknowledges that a critical complaint about customer service was based on a miscommunication, as Langdon Tactical did attempt to respond to an email that was lost in transit. The video also delves into technical aspects of the Beretta 92 Elite, specifically addressing the issue of the front sight and optic plate coming loose, and discusses potential solutions like staking and Loctite.

This video provides an in-depth review and installation guide for Arise Manufacturing's optic plates, highlighting their attention to detail, tight tolerances, and user-friendly packaging. The presenter, Joel Park, emphasizes the quality of the hardware, included tools like a paint pen and Loctite, and the clear labeling system. He contrasts Arise's product with a competitor's, detailing superior fitment and customer service experiences, ultimately recommending Arise plates for their reliability and ease of installation.

This video addresses the immediate need for optic mounting solutions on Staccato HD pistols, as factory plates are delayed. Shark Coast Tactical has developed and is stocking their own optic plates for various red dot sights, including those with RMR footprints and specific models like the SRO and RMR HD, which require accounting for overhang. They also offer plates for the Aimpoint Acro and have upcoming options for the Sig Sauer Romeo 3 and Leupold DeltaPoint.

This video provides first impressions of a Parker Mountain Machine (PMM) top end for a Walther PDP pistol. The PMM slide features a 4-inch length, a longer threaded barrel to accommodate a two-port compensator, and an integrated optic plate. The presenter highlights the benefits of the compensator for shooting flat and the compatibility of the slide with existing PDP holsters and magazines. The optic plate is noted for its secure mounting system.

This video from Shot Show 2025 features Monty Long of XS Sights discussing their new optic plate for Glock MOS systems and updated sight options. The optic plate is designed for enhanced durability and retention compared to factory plates, featuring a lug for stability and improved screw engagement. XS Sights also introduces new suppressor-height sights, including blacked-out and tritium front options, designed to be low-profile when an optic is in use. Additionally, the company is expanding into M-LOK forends for lever-action rifles like Henry and Smith & Wesson models, focusing on robust construction for accessories like night vision optics.

This video details the installation and performance of the Arise Manufacturing optic plate and shroud system, specifically the AIS 6 for a Holosun 507Comp on an M&P 2.0. The reviewer highlights the system's robust construction, tight tolerances for secure optic mounting, and the shroud's protective capabilities. The installation process is noted for its clarity with labeled screws, and the system's durability is demonstrated through extensive live-fire testing.