Videos tagged with Red Reticle

This video demonstrates the use of the APEX Vapor 1-4x Variable Prism Optic on an AR-15 platform. It covers the visual experience of looking through the optic, including the red reticle, and shows the optic in action during firing. The content is presented casually, suggesting a hobbyist's perspective rather than professional instruction.

This video provides a visual comparison of different reticle color options (Red, Gold, Green) available for Holosun pistol optics, demonstrated by Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical at SHOT Show. The footage highlights the point of aim for each color in a trade show environment, offering a practical look at reticle clarity and contrast. Roger Barrera's high authority level is evident through direct product demonstration and access to industry events.

This guide details the installation of the EOTech EXPS3 holographic sight on an AR-15, emphasizing the quick-detach mount and lower 1/3 iron sight co-witness. The video highlights the optic's features, including its extensive brightness settings and night vision compatibility, drawing on the instructor's high authority and knowledge of military/LE equipment. Proper safety protocols for firearm handling are paramount during installation.

Doug from Swampfox Optics introduces the Liberty 2, a next-generation compact red dot sight released in late 2023/early 2024. He highlights its 24mm window, RR footprint, and versatile field of view, noting improvements over the original model. The Liberty 2 is available in red single dot, green single dot, and red multi-reticle configurations, with a green multi-reticle version still under development.

This guide details the use of an EOTech Holographic Weapon Sight, as demonstrated by tactical gear influencer Johnny Q. It covers mounting the optic on an AR-15/M4 platform, utilizing its QD lever, and engaging targets with both red and green reticle options. The demonstration highlights the reticle's clarity and speed in various conditions, offering practical insights for shooters looking to optimize their rifle setup.

This video introduces the Naaming Kotchanok NM3-9x40i rifle scope, designed for hunters. Key features include a 3-9x magnification, 40mm objective lens, a 30mm tube, and a unique fiber optic reticle available in both red and green. The presenter demonstrates its use on a CZ 457 and highlights its affordability and included accessories.

This video provides an unboxing and overview of the Monstrum Cyborg 3x prism optic. Key features highlighted include 3x magnification, red and green reticles with 11 brightness settings, an Aimo Micro mount, and IPX7 waterproofing. The optic utilizes a CR2032 battery and incorporates Shake Awake technology for automatic power management.

This video provides an unboxing and overview of the Monstrum Blackbird 1X prism optic. It details the included accessories, such as a cleaning cloth, CR2032 battery, owner's manual, mounting screws, wrench, and lifetime warranty. The guide demonstrates how to install the battery and adjust the red/green reticle brightness, as well as windage and elevation.

Ben Stoeger shares his evolving preferences for pistol-mounted red dot sights, noting a shift towards running dots brighter as his shooting skills improve. He discusses the Trijicon SRO, Holosun 507 Comp (particularly in green), and the Vortex Defender XL, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses in various shooting conditions, especially intense sunlight.

This video reviews the NAAMING HD 1-6x24 IR speed sight, highlighting its suitability for hunting and tactical applications. The presenter demonstrates its features, including HD lenses, an illuminated red reticle with 10 brightness levels, a 30mm tube, and an internal adjustment system. It's shown mounted on CZ and AR-style platforms, emphasizing its quick target acquisition capabilities and clear optics.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio features Josh Erickson of Holosun discussing their innovative red dot optics. The discussion highlights Holosun's focus on durability, solar power integration as a fail-safe or primary charging method, and the development of integrated battery systems for slimmer profiles. They also touch on the challenges of optic mounting across different firearm platforms and the individual preference for green versus red reticles.

John, a firearms instructor, reviews the Ohuhu Reflex Sight, highlighting its economical price point and compatibility with any Picatinny rail. He details its features, including red and green reticle options with four distinct patterns (dot, circle-dot, X, box-dot), and its adjustment for windage and elevation. The sight uses a CR2032 battery, which is included, along with a cover and an Allen wrench.