Videos tagged with PID

This video provides an expert-level comparison of several popular Weapon Mounted Lights (WMLs) through a rigorous outdoor testing methodology. The analysis focuses on Lumens, Lux, and Candela, translating them into practical terms of Flood, Spill, and Throw for different engagement distances. The instructors, Jason and Eliza from Classic Firearms, offer detailed performance breakdowns for each light, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses in target identification and detail at both close and extended ranges.

This video evaluates the Knight's Armament PVS-30 night vision clip-on optic, comparing its performance and value against standard dual-tube night vision devices. It highlights the PVS-30's ability to retain zero under heavy recoil (up to .50 BMG) and its potential for magnified night vision target identification. However, the high cost and added weight are discussed as significant drawbacks for the average civilian, with suggestions that thermal optics or multiple PVS-14 units might offer better overall value.

This guide details how to effectively use the Vortex Solo R/T 8x36 monocular for observation and Positive Identification (PID) in field scenarios. It covers deployment, observation techniques, utilizing the specialized reticle for manual ranging, and secure storage. The instruction emphasizes the monocular's utility for prepared citizens, especially when paired with lower-magnification primary optics.

This review of the Antimatter Industries Scope Switch highlights its potential for rapid magnification changes, outperforming traditional LPVOs and Elcan sights in speed tests. While designed for 'without rule of law' scenarios and facilitating Positive Identification (PID) at distance, it introduces ergonomic compromises, reduces support hand leverage, and has shown durability concerns, including screw loosening and magnification ring failure under stress. The reviewer notes its specific torque requirements (3-6 inch-pounds) and a fixed 1.93-inch optic height as key considerations.

This video focuses on holster fitment for the Holosun PID weapon light. It highlights that their holsters are compatible with the PID, and also mentions that users already owning holsters for the Streamlight TLR-1 can also use them with the PID, potentially saving money. The video aims to inform customers about holster compatibility and encourage them to purchase.

This video, presented by Nikko Ortiz, offers a glimpse into elite special operations training, specifically Delta Force shooting drills. It highlights advanced techniques such as rapid weapon transitions between an AR-15 style rifle and a semi-automatic pistol, and critical target identification using shoot/no-shoot scenarios. The content also touches upon USASED recruitment for Special Missions Units, emphasizing the high-energy and demanding nature of this elite training.

This guide, based on insights from Brass Facts, emphasizes that urban environments are not solely CQB and require magnified optics for effective engagement beyond 50 yards. It details the necessity of magnification for Positive Identification (PID) and return fire, recommending versatile optics like LPVOs or ACOG/RMR combos for handling diverse urban engagement distances, particularly in 'SHTF' scenarios. The instruction highlights the importance of understanding urban geography and target presentation for appropriate gear selection.

The Atibal Illumination AI-1 lighthead is designed for long-range precision shooting at night, utilizing Laser Emitting Phosphor (LEP) technology to produce a highly focused beam with nearly 200,000 candela. This allows for positive identification (PID) of targets at extended distances, serving as an alternative to clip-on night vision devices. It is compatible with popular 18650 and 18350 light bodies and tailcaps from manufacturers like Surefire and Modlite.

This guide details how to set up an AR-15 for home defense, emphasizing practical considerations for close-quarters engagements. It covers essential components from magazines and ammunition to optics and lights, prioritizing reliability and effectiveness. The advice comes from Mrgunsngear, a recognized expert in the firearms community, offering insights on both budget-friendly and high-end options.

This review from Mrgunsngear Channel provides an expert-level analysis of the Modlite OKW weapon light, comparing it against the Surefire Scout. The OKW is highlighted for its exceptional throw and Positive Identification (PID) capabilities at extended ranges, making it ideal for roles like DMR or patrol. The review details its construction, battery options, and runtime, offering practical insights for tactical and self-defense applications.

This expert review by Travis Haley of Haley Strategic Partners provides a comprehensive look at the SureFire XC1 compact weapon light. Haley details its technical specifications, including a 200-lumen MaxVision beam, and demonstrates its performance during live-fire testing at various distances. The review highlights the XC1's suitability for EDC with its low profile and compatibility with the G-Code Incog holster, while also discussing the practical limitations of its wide beam at longer ranges.