Videos tagged with Optic Shroud

This video details the installation and zeroing process for a Trijicon SRO optic on a Century Arms Draco AK pistol. The presenter replaces a Holosun 507C with the SRO, highlighting the SRO's durability and large window, while noting its inability to co-witness with iron sights. The guide includes steps for mounting, initial zeroing with three-round groups, making adjustments, and confirming accuracy with a five-round group, emphasizing the importance of proper optic setup for the firearm.

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.

This video addresses recurring questions about the red dot sight used by the speaker. It clarifies that the optic is a Holosun 507 Comp, enhanced with an Aris Manufacturing shroud and plate. The shroud is specifically added for protection against impacts with surfaces like glass, wood, and granite, addressing a known weak point in the 507 Comp where the glass can protrude and potentially crack when racked on an edge.

The SIG SAUER ROMEO2 reflex optic is a robust accessory for pistols and rifles. It features a side-mounting battery with a 20,000-hour runtime, a usable rear notch for co-witnessing with suppressor height sights, and optional shrouds for added protection. The optic also includes MOTOCH and Magnatec features for automatic on/off functionality.

This video reviews the Jagerwerks B.R.O.S. (Ballistic Resistant Optic Shroud) for the Trijicon SRO. The B.R.O.S. is designed to enhance the durability of the SRO by providing a protective shroud around the optic's glass, mitigating issues some users experience with the SRO's robustness compared to the RMR. The reviewer highlights its effectiveness in protecting the optic from impacts, though notes its size can be a consideration for smaller firearms and concealed carry. Compatibility with certain aftermarket plates may require minor modifications.