Videos tagged with Picatinny Rail Accessory

This video introduces the elusive Brewan 1000 Lumen tactical rail mount pistol light, noting its difficulty to acquire. The presenter compares it to a TLR1 clone and highlights its potential value at a price point of $45-50, contrasting it with more expensive alternatives. A review and potential torture test are suggested for future content.

This review of the Armasight Contractor 640 thermal scope highlights its usability and performance. The instructor emphasizes its intuitive controls, robust quick-detach mounting system, and versatility for both day and night use, differentiating it from traditional night vision. Key features include customizable reticles, a digital boresight, and a rangefinding capability, making it a comprehensive tool for various applications.

This video demonstrates the installation of a 45 Blast compensator onto a Canik TP9 Elite Combat pistol. The presenter highlights the compensator's non-threaded barrel design, which attaches directly to the picatinny rail. Initial shooting impressions suggest a significant reduction in muzzle flip and felt recoil, making the firearm shoot noticeably flatter. The presenter also discusses its suitability for competition shooters due to its size and ease of installation/removal, allowing for a quick transition back to a carry configuration.

This episode of TGC News covers the Rugged Suppressors Obsidian 45, touted as the world's quietest 45 ACP suppressor, highlighting its modularity, user-serviceability, and impressive sound reduction. It also reviews the Ruger American Pistol, noting its design improvements and magazine capacity but criticizing its weight and stock sights. Finally, it critiques the Magwedge Angel Eye, a Picatinny-mounted mirror accessory, questioning its practical utility and value.