Videos tagged with SRO Optic

The Glock 19 Gen 5 is recommended as the best Glock for beginners, suitable for both everyday carry and home defense. Its reliability and durability are highlighted, making it a dependable choice for those new to firearms. The video suggests this model is a worthwhile investment for personal safety.

This review covers the Jacob Grey TWC Hex, a commander-size 2011 pistol designed for concealed carry. The firearm features aggressive slide serrations, V-porting, a reverse crown bull barrel, and an integrated magwell. Initial shooting impressions highlight an exceptional trigger, good ergonomics with a hex-pattern grip, and impressive accuracy, though a single malfunction was noted, potentially linked to the SRO's placement over the ejection port.

This video details the MK3 Firearms' new MK IV SD offering, a modified Ruger Mark IV pistol designed to convert standard 22LR supersonic ammunition to subsonic. The modification involves extending the barrel and adding ports to stabilize the round, improving accuracy at distance. It also features Vorten internals for an enhanced trigger and a custom metallic four-color woodland camouflage Cerakote finish.

This video discusses participation in a night vision competition at Manatee Gun and Archery, detailing personal placements and experiences with PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) in competition. It highlights the effectiveness of PCCs and contrasts them with traditional handgun or rifle platforms in competitive shooting scenarios, noting the perception of PCCs as potentially advantageous.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Dan Wesson DWX pistol, highlighting its blend of CZ-75 ergonomics and 1911-style trigger. The hosts discuss its performance on the range, including smooth operation, natural pointing, and a crisp trigger pull estimated between 3.5-4 lbs. They also cover potential drawbacks like optic-induced stovepipes and accessory availability, while emphasizing its value as a high-performance competition firearm.

This video demonstrates a dynamic firearms training drill involving engaging two moving targets. The drill emphasizes a rifle-to-pistol transition after the initial rifle engagement, simulating a scenario where the primary weapon might be compromised or a follow-up threat requires a secondary firearm. The instructor highlights the importance of leading targets and assesses the effectiveness of the drill.

This video provides practical techniques for improving shooting while moving and target transitions, emphasizing momentum and visual focus. The instructor advises against overthinking footwork when moving and instead advocates for focusing on the sight picture and target acquisition. For transitions, the key is to lead with your eyes to the next target, rather than tracking the red dot, to minimize reaction time and improve efficiency. Consistent practice, including dry-fire drills, is highlighted as crucial for mastering these skills.

This video details the extensive customization of a Glock 43X, focusing on aesthetic enhancements. The firearm receives a Woodland Camo Cerakote finish on the slide and frame, complemented by 24K gold plating on the barrel, pins, and slide lock. Additional modifications include an SRO optic, XS co-witness sights, a gold flare Magwell, and gold magazine base plates, with a discussion on potential slide porting for enhanced aesthetics and performance.

This video showcases a $100,000 firearm collection, featuring a variety of rifles and pistols. Host Johnny Q and guest Trey from American Outlaw discuss and shoot several high-end firearms, including a current-issue URGI rifle, a Cobalt rifle, a Gordon clone, Beretta competition pistols, a Mark 12 rifle, Seal Team Six clones, a custom Brower pistol, a Heavens Havoc bolt-action rifle, and a Staccato XC pistol. The discussion touches on their value, features, and some historical context.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical provides a brief overview of the Taran Tactical Sand Viper, highlighting three key components he enjoyed. He praises the grip's texture for its effectiveness in hot, sweaty conditions and admires the pistol's aesthetics, particularly the flush-mounted Surefire X300 and fang-like muzzle cut. A significant point of praise is the deep SRO optic cut, which ensures consistent point of aim and point of impact from 5 to 50 yards without the need for holdovers.

This episode of Guns Out TV showcases a "Gucci Glock" build competition between John and Jay, judged by Mr. Wilk and Shurmica. The judges evaluated the custom Glocks on design, functionality, and shootability, with bonus points awarded for unique features. The discussion highlights the impact of custom triggers, optics like the SRO and Holosun, ported barrels, stippling, and Cerakote finishes on overall performance and aesthetics.

The Trinity Nevada Grnd Zro is an integrally compensated slide designed to significantly reduce recoil and muzzle flip on Glock platforms, aiming for flatter shooting. This review highlights its effectiveness when paired with an OZ9 frame and an SRO optic, demonstrating impressive accuracy and shootability at various distances. While expensive, it's presented as a high-performance option for competition or specialized builds.