Videos tagged with Rifle Sight

This video reviews the Infitac FMP13, exploring its potential as a primary sight for pistols, and also mentions its use on rifles. The creator discloses that the sight was provided for review without any monetary exchange. The video emphasizes safety protocols during filming, including using a closed range and bullet traps, and clarifies that it is for informational and entertainment purposes only, not for selling firearms or accessories. Several affiliate links for related products like ammo bags, hearing protection, and shooting simulators are included.

This video provides a range test and review of the Vortex Optics Defender XL and Defender ST red and green dot sights. The content includes a drop test, a discussion of the optics' features, and observations on their performance to date. The description also links to purchase the optics and related apparel, as well as the creator's social media and website.

This YouTube video, titled "Esta Mira Possui 4 Ópticas Diferentes?" (Does This Sight Have 4 Different Optics?), appears to be a review or demonstration of a firearm sight that offers multiple optic configurations. Based on the title alone, the content likely focuses on the versatility and functionality of this specific sight, potentially comparing its different modes or settings for various shooting applications. The video is expected to appeal to firearm enthusiasts interested in optics and accessories for their weapons.

This YouTube video features firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson examining the Thorneycroft's Lee-Speed Rifle, a weapon owned by James Baird Thorneycroft himself. The discussion covers different patterns of the rifle, including the first and third patterns, and highlights Thorneycroft's unique sight and its patent. The video also provides context on the "Lee-Speed" designation and offers a glimpse into subtle decorative elements of the firearm. It's an in-depth look at a specific historical firearm, appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of military and sporting rifles.

This YouTube Short reviews the durability of a $70 CV LIFE "Jackal Howl" red dot sight. The description highlights its motion-activated feature and positions it as a budget-friendly, durable option. The video likely demonstrates its toughness through some form of testing.

This video showcases Infitac's new thermal pistol sight, highlighting its versatility for use on both pistols and rifles. The description emphasizes its dual functionality, suggesting it's a valuable optic for firearm enthusiasts looking for adaptable thermal imaging solutions for various platforms.

This YouTube video focuses on the Odin LPVO Rifle Scope from Gunnr. The description provides a link to the Gunnr website and a discount code 'Broke,' suggesting a review or promotional content. The title clearly indicates the primary subject is a rifle scope, and the brand name 'Gunnr' is also highlighted.

This video showcases the Zulisy Z1-R 4 MOA Micro Red Dot Sight and the Zulisy Z1-G 4 MOA Micro Green Dot Sight. It provides affiliate links for purchasing these optics on Amazon, along with various other links related to the 704 Tactical brand, including their campsite, other social media platforms, and merchandise. Discount codes are also offered for these products.

This video from Gun For Hire features a review of the EOTECH EXPS3 Holographic Weapon Sight (HWS). The description highlights its suitability for professionals, emphasizing true two-eyes open shooting for rapid target acquisition, night vision compatibility, and a 7mm raised quick detach base for lower 1/3 iron sight co-witness. The video encourages viewers to visit the store to compare different EOTECH optics. The hashtags indicate a strong focus on firearms, optics, and the New York metropolitan area.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Burris Fastfire4 multi-reticle reflex red dot sight. It covers the sight's features, showcases its different reticles, and includes live-fire demonstrations. The review is sponsored by Aura, with a link provided for a data breach protection service. Additional links to the reviewer's website and social media channels are also included.

This video reviews the Athlon Midas LE Gen2 multi-reticle rifle reflex sight. The review covers its features, undergoes gun range tests, and concludes with an assessment of whether "bigger is better" for this optic. The video is sponsored by Aura, and viewers are encouraged to use a provided link for a 14-day free trial. Additional links for a full written review and social media channels are also included. Production details, including equipment and crew, are listed, along with music credits and a disclaimer regarding safe and legal filming environments.

This video features GUNS Magazine Editor Brent T. Wheat interviewing Brad Smith from HIVIZ Shooting Systems about their new Fast Dot sight. The discussion likely covers the features, benefits, and intended applications of this new firearm optic. Viewers can learn more by visiting the HIVIZ website. The description also promotes a free weekly newsletter from GUNS Magazine.