Videos tagged with Optics Cut

This video provides a first look at the Taurus GX2 Toro, highlighting its new optics-ready slide and a price reduction. The reviewer notes that the firearm remains largely the same as the standard GX2, with the key addition being the optics cut. While the inclusion of only one magazine is seen as a drawback, the compatibility with Taurus TX series magazines is a positive for existing owners. The reviewer praises the gun's comfortable grip, decent trigger for its price point, and reliable function after approximately 7,500 rounds.

This guide details the COA (Cut-On-Axis) optic cut modification for Glock slides, as explained by GlockStore. This specialized cut allows optics like the Aimpoint ACRO P-2 to sit lower by capturing them into the slide with a beveled design. It requires a unique, specialized rear sight for secure mounting. GlockStore has extensive experience with over 30,000 slide modifications.

This guide details the process of installing an Aimpoint COA red dot optic onto a Glock pistol using GlockStore's specialized optics cut service. It covers the necessary steps from slide preparation to final sight installation, emphasizing the unique mounting system of the COA and the importance of proper tool usage. The guide is presented by Lenny Magill, Founder/CEO of GlockStore Performance and Custom Shop, an expert with extensive experience in optics milling.

This expert guide details the installation of an optic on the new HK VP9x Tactical, emphasizing its features like suppressor height sights for co-witnessing. The HK VP9x Tactical offers a full-size grip with a compact slide, improved trigger, and enhanced ergonomics over previous models. It's presented as a modern, optics-ready handgun suitable for various tactical applications.

This video reviews the Daria Arms DY9Z pistol, highlighting its features and comparing it to Glock models. The instructor focuses on the pistol's color options, metal 15-round magazines, optics cut, trigger quality, and interchangeable backstraps. While praising its reliability and value, the instructor criticizes the copied Glock sights.

This guide details the assessment of the new Glock Gen 6 optics cut, highlighting its proprietary design and incompatibility with previous MOS accessories. The video features live-fire testing and a critical review of industry standards for optic footprints. The speaker, an established tactical gear reviewer, provides insights based on direct comparison of internal components and practical user experience.

This review provides an expert-level first look at the new Glock Gen 6, specifically the Glock 45 model, from the perspective of Tactical Advisor. The assessment highlights key upgrades such as improved stippling, a flat-face trigger, a new optics cut, and a flared magwell, while also discussing accessory compatibility and internal changes. The speaker, possessing high authority due to professional carry experience and detailed mechanical knowledge, offers a pragmatic critique, suggesting the Gen 6 is the best Glock to date but notes that many upgrades are long overdue.

This video focuses on a budget-friendly 10mm 1911 pistol that features an optics cut and an ambidextrous safety. While specific details about the firearm's performance or a full review aren't provided in the given data, the title highlights key features appealing to enthusiasts looking for an affordable yet capable 1911 platform in a potent caliber. The description also includes links to the creator's other channels, suggesting a broader presence in the firearms content space.

This review covers the Taurus GX4 x Strike Industries collaboration, a compact PCC setup. Key features include a threaded barrel suitable for suppressors and compensators, an optics cut with an RMSC footprint, and QD sling points. While it performed well without a suppressor, it struggled with a heavy 9mm can. The review also touches on potential improvements like brace comfort and the slim magazine release, concluding it's a viable option for home defense or as a truck gun.

The Smith & Wesson M&P Shield X is presented as an evolution of the Shield Plus, offering several enhancements. Key differences include the return of the beaver tail, a longer slide with front serrations, an added Picatinny rail for accessories, and an optics cut. The texturing is noted as significantly improved, and it retains the flat-face trigger. Capacity is slightly increased with a flush-fit 13-round magazine compared to the Shield Plus's flush-fit 10-round magazine.

This video highlights a significant pre-Amazon Prime Day deal on CYA Supply Co. holsters. The holsters are made in the USA by a veteran-owned business and offer features like adjustable cant, compatibility with optics cuts and raised sights, and a sweat shield. The current 25% off sale brings the price down to approximately $29.80, representing a substantial value for concealed carry options.

This video showcases a new collaboration between Lone Wolf and Monsoon Tactical, featuring a ported handgun with an FDE finish, Lucky Sevens porting, a flatface trigger, and an optics cut with suppressor height night vision sights. The presenter also discusses accessories like the Nycore NPL27 and NPL25 flashlights and the Gen 2 Neo Mag for magazine retention.