Videos tagged with SMS Trinity

This video provides an expert-level tier list for laser aiming modules in 2026, evaluating performance, features, price, and user experience. It highlights the evolving market, the distinction between civilian legal and full power lasers, and offers insights into specific models like the OGL, Maul, and DV1. The presenters, Brassfacts and Hop, offer differing perspectives on ergonomics versus simplicity, guiding viewers towards informed purchasing decisions.

This expert review compares the Holosun IRIS GR3 and SMS Trinity IR illuminators, highlighting their performance, durability, and value. The analysis, presented with high authority by the speaker, details technical specifications, real-world testing on various platforms including the SCAR 17, and offers a verdict based on build quality and price. It's recommended for users seeking advanced night vision capabilities.

This review of the SMS Trinity LAM, conducted by Brass Facts over 4000 rounds, critically assesses its performance and value. Despite its budget-friendly $350 price point and inspiration from high-end models like the BE Meyers DAGIR, the review highlights significant drawbacks including a visible laser that fails under recoil and a wandering zero on an AK platform. However, it's deemed a viable option for secondary firearms or beginners seeking better quality than airsoft clones.

This guide details the installation and zeroing process for the SMS Trinity laser/illuminator, based on an expert review from 4MR Ranch. It highlights critical steps like careful screw torquing to avoid stripping, laser alignment checks, and the necessity of frequent re-zeroing due to observed zero drift on high-recoil platforms. The review emphasizes that while the diodes may hold, the zero stability is a concern for this budget-friendly unit.

This video provides an in-depth review and testing of the SMS Trinity IR laser, focusing on its performance as a market disruptor in the IR device space. The instructor, Kyle from 4MR Ranch, details his testing methodology, including zero retention tests on 5.56 and .308 platforms, and night vision comparisons. He highlights the unit's budget-friendly price point and its three-in-one functionality (visible laser, IR laser, IR illuminator), while also discussing minor ergonomic nitpicks and potential quality control variations.

This review of the SMS Trinity laser highlights its robust build quality, impressive IR illuminator brightness, and IPX8 waterproofing. The instructor, with over a month of testing and thousands of rounds, details its performance, including its durability under impact and its effectiveness with night vision. While it holds zero through standard use and recoil, a significant impact from a hammer caused a minor shift, though still considered acceptable for its intended purpose.

This video provides an in-depth comparison of various IR illuminators for night vision devices, evaluating their performance at different distances (50 to 500 yards). The presenter, an experienced firearms instructor, demonstrates the effectiveness of each unit, noting beam patterns, intensity, and the presence of artifacts. Key takeaways include the superior performance of Vixel-based illuminators like the SMS Trinity and 3IIR DIRV, the utility of diffusers for close-range use, and the trade-offs between beam width and throw.