Videos tagged with Primary Arms HTX-1

This video provides an in-depth review of the Primary Arms HTX-1 enclosed pistol red dot sight, highlighting its American manufacturing, unique chassis mounting system, and the ACSS Vulcan reticle. The reviewer, with over a year of testing, demonstrates its durability through rigorous drop tests on a 10mm Glock 20 MOS and discusses its optical clarity, night vision compatibility, and competitive positioning against other high-end optics. The review emphasizes the optic's robust construction and the value of its reticle for new and experienced shooters alike.

This retrospective analyzes SHOT Show 2025 firearm announcements, distinguishing successful releases from vaporware. Notable successes include the Primary Arms HTX-1 red dot and the AKB-23 bullpup conversion. Projects like the Insight Armory SVD and BSD Fabrication VSS face significant hurdles, while others like the Gearhead Guns Type 100 and Roswell SR-3M are progressing through production.

Roger Barrera from QVO Tactical showcases the Primary Arms HTX-1 red dot sight at SHOT Show 2026. He highlights its ACSS reticle and extremely low-profile mounting system, which allows for a full co-witness with standard iron sights on platforms like the Glock 47. The optic is noted for its ease of use and immediate availability.

This video provides an in-depth review and comparison of the Primary Arms HTX-1 red dot sight against the Aimpoint COA. The HTX-1 is highlighted for its American-made quality, innovative mounting system that allows for low profile installation and full co-witness with factory sights on RMR and MOS footprints, and its unique Vulcan reticle. The reviewer emphasizes its durability, clarity, and competitive pricing for a premium optic.

The Primary Arms HTX-1 is a new, fully enclosed red dot sight manufactured primarily in the USA, with only the emitter diode crystal sourced from Germany. It features a unique chassis system designed for broad compatibility across various pistol slide cuts, including RMR, RMSc, MOS, and DPP footprints, eliminating the need for gun-specific optics. The HTX-1 is available with a standard 4 MOA dot or the ACSS Vulcan reticle, which includes a 240 MOA outer circle for faster target acquisition, especially during dynamic shooting or from suboptimal presentations. The design prioritizes co-witnessing with standard iron sights on many popular platforms, reducing the need for expensive suppressor-height sights.

This video discusses the ongoing controversy surrounding the Sig P320, with Sig Sauer issuing a press release asserting the firearm cannot discharge without a trigger pull. It also reviews the Primary Arms HTX-1 enclosed red dot sight, highlighting its modular mounting system and ACSS Vulcan reticle. Additionally, the segment covers Mechar's new all-metal Glock magazines and a legal case involving the smuggling of foreign-made body armor.

This entry details the Primary Arms HTX-1 enclosed red dot sight, highlighting its ACSS Vulcan reticle. The ACSS Vulcan features a large outer circle that aids in rapid target acquisition by guiding the shooter's eye back to the central aiming point when precision is momentarily lost. This demonstration, from Polenar Tactical, showcases the reticle's practical application for faster sight alignment.

This video provides a detailed overview of the Primary Arms HTX-1 red dot sight, specifically showcasing its integration with the ACSS Vulcan reticle on a blue Glock 17 training pistol. Viewers are given multiple perspectives, including point-of-view shots, to appreciate the reticle's design and visibility. The content is observational and suitable for beginners interested in pistol optics.

This guide details the installation of the Primary Arms HTX-1 red dot sight, emphasizing the importance of a US-made optic. The process involves careful alignment and secure mounting, with a strong emphasis on firearm safety throughout. The video highlights the challenges and benefits of domestic manufacturing for specialized firearm components.

This video details the manufacturing process of the Primary Arms HTX-1 red dot sight, emphasizing its completely US-made components. It highlights the challenges of domestic production for specialized optics and the sourcing of critical materials like the emitter diode crystal, which is grown in Germany before final assembly in the US. The discussion covers the materials, anodizing, and machining processes involved.

Alyssa Seymour provides an in-depth look at exciting new firearms and accessories from SHOT Show 2025. Key highlights include B&T's SPC223 and SPR86, Aimpoint's COA system for Glocks, advanced suppressors from B&T and Huxwrx, and new pistol and rifle offerings from HK, Sig Sauer, Staccato, and CZ. The review covers innovative features like 3D-printed suppressors, modular designs, and new optic integration systems.

Primary Arms introduces the new HTX-1 red dot sight, manufactured in Houston, Texas. Key features include a modular chassis system that adapts to various optic footprints like MOS, RMR, and DPP, allowing for a lower mounting profile and co-witness with standard iron sights. The HTX-1 incorporates AutoLive technology for battery conservation and offers two reticle options: a standard dot and the 'Vulcan' variant with a 240 MOA circle for faster target acquisition, especially for new shooters or in adverse conditions. Release is slated for April 2025.