Videos tagged with Optic Plates

This video from SHOT Show 2026 features Night Fision discussing their premium optic plates and sight sets. The discussion emphasizes the importance of robust, reliable equipment for modern firearms, particularly those equipped with red dot sights. They highlight their commitment to quality materials like 17-4 steel for plates and the development of integrated sight and plate solutions to simplify the purchasing and installation process for shooters of all experience levels.

This video provides an in-depth look at Arise Manufacturing's optic plates, featuring interviews with Jordan from Arise and Nick Young from Verlocks Training Group. They discuss the design philosophy, quality control, and customer service behind their products, highlighting the durability of the Aegis system and the low-profile design of the Low Rider plate. The conversation emphasizes the importance of tight tolerances, reliable hardware, and US-based manufacturing in creating high-quality optic mounting solutions for various firearms.

This YouTube Short expresses strong dissatisfaction with optic plates used on firearms. The title clearly indicates a negative review or critique of this specific firearm accessory. The content likely delves into the reasons why optic plates are considered problematic, potentially covering issues like durability, reliability, fitment, or performance impacts. Viewers can expect a focused opinion piece on a common firearm modification.

The 2025 Independence Range Day in Florida featured various firearm-related vendors and training opportunities. Highlights included Arise Manufacturing's durable optic plates, the Proludder training device for red dot sight practice, and Alligator Arms' custom Cerakote work. BOE Suppression showcased their consumer-friendly, serviceable suppressors, explaining the NFA process and the benefits of suppressed shooting for hearing protection and home defense. The event also hosted rifle and pistol training classes.

This YouTube video, "The One DOWNSIDE to Optic Plates," focuses on a specific drawback related to firearm optics. While the description doesn't detail the exact optic plates or firearms discussed, it emphasizes the GUNBROS brand's commitment to family, freedom, and providing battle-tested products for protection. The description also includes social media links and promotional information for their family-owned business, highlighting customer respect and fast shipping.

This video provides an unboxing of two firearms, detailing the accessories included with each purchase. The Sty Army Universal Gare Alpin Warfare comes with a magazine, user manual, and a gun lock, plus optional extras like a sticker and a knife from Arma Prime. The Canik Mete SFx Apocalypse Edition includes a more extensive package: a special edition knife, a gun lock, chamber flag, optic plates, Zippo lighter, two magazines, a speedloader, a Canik-compatible holster, a toolkit, a punch for backstrap removal, a replaceable backstrap, and cleaning rods.

This video discusses the immediate need for aftermarket optic plates for the Staccato HD handgun, which was released with a proprietary mounting system but without readily available plates. The speaker highlights the advantage of rear sights being placed in front of the optic for unobstructed red dot viewing. Shark Coast Tactical is producing custom plates for popular red dot sights like the SRO, Acro, and Romeo 3 XL, addressing a market gap.

This review covers the OA Defense 2311 Compact Pro with the Plus Kit, highlighting its suitability as a duty-ready double-stack 1911. The presenter emphasizes its potential for everyday carry and self-defense, contrasting it with typical competition-focused 2011s. Key features discussed include the ported barrel, enhanced trigger, P320 magazine compatibility, and the included optic plates.

Roger from QVO Tactical provides an initial look at the new Bull Armory Tac Comp at SHOT Show 2025. Key features highlighted include an integrated compensator with V6 porting, new extended safeties and mag release, a scalloped slide stop, and a notable 2.5 lb trigger pull with a crisp reset. The package is expected to include optic plates and four magazines, with a projected release later in the year.

The OA Defense 2311 Pro Elite, unveiled at SHOT Show 2025, features a new full-size metal grip module made from 7075 aluminum with Type III hard anodization for enhanced texture and durability. This model includes a ported barrel and slide, an enhanced Springer Precision magazine release, and ships with five Magpul P320 pattern magazines (three 21-round, two 17-round). It also comes with all necessary optic plates featuring integrated rear sights and offers modular thumb ledges for customization.

Tanner from Jacob Grey Firearms introduces the new TWC Hex pistol, an evolution of the TWC Black. Key upgrades include a more aggressive grip texture, a pin grip safety, and compatibility with four optic plates (RMSc, Acro, Delta Point Pro). The Hex is available in Duty Green (with a gold Ti barrel), Midnight Black (all black), and Battleworn. The TWC Black has a smoother grip. The Hex MSRP is $34.99 for black models, with the Duty Green at $29.99. Barrel options for the black model include standard black nitride, Ti, and black DLC threaded.

This video delves into the advantages and disadvantages of using optic plates on firearms. The description highlights the brand GUNBROS as a family-owned business dedicated to customer service, speed, and providing curated, battle-tested products that uphold Second Amendment freedoms for personal and national protection.