Videos tagged with Riser Mount

This guide details the installation of the Holosun AEMS optic, including the use of various risers and mounting systems from brands like Unity Tactical and Scalarworks. It covers the attachment of essential accessories such as flip-down lens covers and the honeycomb kill flash, emphasizing careful installation to prevent loss of small parts. The video also briefly touches upon different rifle platforms like Daniel Defense and Springfield Armory.

This video discusses the advantages of passive aiming with night vision devices, particularly when using a riser mount for firearms. It highlights how proper NVG brightness adjustment and natural eye-to-target acquisition allow for quick and effective shot placement without active aiming. The technique is also applied to pistol presentations for rapid engagement.

This video appears to focus on firearm accessories, specifically risers, which are used to adjust the height of optics or other attachments on firearms. The title suggests a broad application for 'this & that,' implying the risers are versatile and can be used with various types of firearms or accessories. Without a transcript or more detailed description, it's difficult to ascertain specific models or use cases, but the core topic revolves around firearm customization and enhancement.

This guide details a recommended setup for the Tavor X95, focusing on accessory placement for general-purpose use. It covers mounting a multi-function laser unit, a red dot sight with a magnifier, and emphasizes the importance of riser height for comfortable shooting and managing the bullpup's height over bore. The setup aims for accessibility and effective target engagement.

This video argues for the resurgence and practical utility of AR-15 carry handle upper receivers. The instructor highlights how carry handles can provide an optimal sight height, comparable to expensive riser mounts, for a more natural head position while shooting. They also offer integrated backup iron sights and a convenient carrying method, making them a viable primary option for builds.

This review covers the Olight O-Sight, Olight's first red dot optic. It highlights the optic's unique fully rechargeable design, featuring a charging cover with a battery percentage display. The optic offers up to 70,000 hours of battery life on its lowest setting and can be mounted on handguns (RMR footprint) or rifles with an adapter.

This guide details the evolution of red dot optic mounting systems on AR-15 platforms, from early carry handle mounts to modern night vision-compatible setups. It covers lower third co-witness and high riser configurations, emphasizing adaptability for various tactical applications. The information is presented with an expert, authoritative tone, reflecting deep knowledge of firearm accessory development.

This review focuses on the Vortex Crossfire Red Dot sight, highlighting its sub-$200 price point and robust features, including night vision settings. The presenter notes its Aimpoint footprint compatibility with various risers and discusses a potential drawback of non-perfectly circular dots on cheaper optics, using an EOTech magnifier as a comparison point. Despite this, the Vortex Crossfire is deemed rugged and effective for its cost.

The Swampfox Kraken is a new closed emitter red dot sight for 2022, featuring a 1x16 window and designed for rugged use. It boasts a battery life of 10,000-12,000 hours with a CR2032 battery and utilizes a proprietary footprint that directly adapts to RMR and MOS footprints. Its versatility allows for use on risers, offset mounts, and pistols.

This video analyzes a universal reflex sight riser mount designed for 1913 Picatinny rails. The description highlights its compatibility with a wide range of popular red dot sights, including models from SIG Sauer (Romeo series), Trijicon (RMR, SRO), Leupold (Delta Point Pro), Holosun (C and T series), and Shield (RMS, RMS-C, SMS). The mount's primary function is to provide multiple mounting positions for attaching these optics to firearms.

This guide details the 'cheek pistol' technique, as demonstrated by Chris Baker of Lucky Gunner Ammo. It involves using the rear of a pistol like a rifle stock for a stable cheek weld, facilitated by a high-mounted red dot optic and sling tension. This method offers enhanced stability and accuracy, particularly with lightweight firearms like the Kel-Tec CP33, while maintaining a pistol's legal classification.

This video reviews the AT3 ARO Reflex Sight, a compact red dot optic designed for versatility across AR-15 rifles, shotguns, and pistols. It highlights key features such as its small size with a large viewing area, multi-coated scratch-resistant lenses, a crisp 3 MOA red dot, parallax-free design, and 6 brightness settings. The review emphasizes its adaptable mounting system, including a removable low mount for Picatinny rails and an optional .83" absolute cowitness riser mount for AR-15s. Durability is stressed with waterproof and shockproof circuitry, capable of handling significant recoil. The video also touches on its value proposition, battery life, and included accessories, concluding with AT3 Tactical's lifetime warranty.