Videos tagged with RMSC Cut

The Palmetto State Armory AXR Micro is a new micro-compact 9mm pistol featuring a striker-fired action and a 15-round capacity. It boasts an RMSC optic cut, modular fire control, and enhanced ergonomics with AXR texture. The inclusion of a quarter compensator on the slide aids in recoil management.

The Archon Type B Gen 2 is a highly modular 9mm handgun praised for its pointability and flat shooting characteristics, even without a compensator. Its AF Speed Lock system contributes to an ultra-low bore axis, enhancing control and follow-up shots. The pistol offers extensive customization through interchangeable backstraps and magazine wells, allowing it to adapt for concealed carry, competition, or general-purpose use. The RMR/RMSC cut slide is a key feature, though optic mounting requires attention to screw length and thread pitch.

This video from 704 Tactical highlights several Amazon deals on tactical gear and accessories, suitable for Christmas gifts. Featured items include the Tracheom carbon fiber tripod, Easy Shoot 800 tactical light, Birchwood Casey and Riptide Armory cleaning supplies, Gowutar red dot sight, and various knives from 704 Gear, alongside a WorkPro mini wrench. The presenter emphasizes value and performance for each product.

This video from Palmetto State Armory details the key differences between the standard Micro Dagger and the upgraded Saber Micro Dagger. The Saber model offers enhancements like aggressive serrations, window cuts, a flat-face trigger with a blade safety, laser stippling, a flared aluminum magwell, and a plus-two magazine extension for increased capacity. Both models are RMSC cut for optics and compatible with Glock-style sights.

This review of the Core FX-9RP pistol covers its unboxing, initial impressions, and performance after 150 rounds. The reviewer highlights its budget-friendly price point, accuracy, and features like an optics-ready slide and ambidextrous safety. Initial concerns about the trigger pull were resolved after live fire.

This product showcase highlights the new Smith & Wesson M&P Shield X 9mm pistol. Key features include an ARGLow front sight for low-light conditions, aggressive slide serrations for easier manipulation, and an RMSC cut optic plate. The pistol also boasts a new divert gas system to keep optics clean, serrated rear sights to reduce glare, a front picatinny rail for accessories, a flat-face trigger, and a textured grip. It comes with a 15-round and a 13-round magazine and is dimensionally comparable to other micro-compacts on the market.

This review of the Aimwin PN330 red dot sight focuses on its performance and value for concealed carry applications. The presenter, A Regular Gun Guy, details his rigorous testing over three months, including extensive range time and simulated rough handling, to assess its durability and reliability. The review highlights the optic's features, such as multiple reticle options and shake-to-wake technology, and concludes with a positive assessment of its practical accuracy and price point.

This video reviews the updated Monstrum Nitro+ RMSc-cut red dot sight, highlighting its affordability and new features like a milled rear sight and included Picatinny mount. The review covers its RMSC footprint compatibility, Shakeawake technology, 50,000-hour battery life, and a durability test demonstrating its ability to hold zero under stress. It's presented as a cost-effective option for various firearms, including micro-compacts and .22LR pistols.

This video reviews Vortex's new Defender CCW and ST enclosed emitter red dot sights. The presenter highlights their robust build, large battery life (CR2032), and impressive brightness, noting they remain usable even at lower settings in bright conditions. Key features include auto on/off, multiple reticle options, and a generous window size, especially on the ST model, which is compared favorably to other optics.

This review of the Girsan Witness 2311 Match X, a budget-friendly clone of the Staccato XC, highlights its aesthetic appeal and the value proposition for those seeking a 2011 platform at a lower price point. However, significant concerns are raised regarding its reliability, fit and finish, and trigger quality, suggesting it may not be suitable for life-dependent situations or serious competition without modifications.

The Zulisy Otter 3 MOA Red Dot sight offers high quality at a budget-friendly price point, around $135 with potential discounts. It features a 3 MOA green dot (also available in red), a 1x21mm HD lens that is waterproof, fog proof, and scratch-resistant, and a durable aluminum housing. Key features include side-mounted battery access for easy replacement, an estimated 50,000 hours of battery life, and shake-and-wake technology to conserve power. The optic utilizes an RMSC footprint, allowing direct mounting on compatible firearms without an adapter plate, and includes various screws for versatile installation. It also offers a notch for co-witnessing iron sights.

This review covers the EAA Girsan Influencer X 1911 in 9mm, highlighting its accuracy and value. The presenter, with over 700 rounds fired, notes its comfortable grip, crisp 4.5 lb trigger with a short reset, and good reliability, with only occasional weak extraction on the last round from a specific magazine. It's presented as a feature-rich, accurate, and aesthetically pleasing option for those seeking an affordable 1911 platform.