Videos tagged with Steel Sights

This video demonstrates the Magpul MBUS Pro and MBUS 3 backup iron sights, highlighting their low-profile design, durable construction (steel for Pro, polymer for 3), and user-friendly features like spring-loaded deployment and tool-less adjustments. The MBUS Pro is shown to be a robust, all-steel option, while the MBUS 3 offers a lighter, polymer alternative with easy adjustments. Both are presented as reliable standards for back-up sighting systems across various platforms.

This video quantifiably tests whether steel Glock sights improve accuracy when used with a Glock 44. The creator outlines their methodology, showcases the OEM sights, then installs and tests TAG Precision steel sights. Aggregated results are presented, followed by conclusions on the effectiveness of steel sights for enhancing accuracy on this specific firearm.

This comprehensive review of the Stoeger STR-9 9mm handgun highlights its value proposition for under $300. The firearm is a polymer-frame, striker-fired pistol that offers impressive performance and reliability, even with steel-cased ammunition. It features a full Picatinny rail, adjustable steel sights, and comfortable ergonomics, making it a compelling option for new and experienced shooters alike. The review includes a detailed look at its features, disassembly process, and comparisons to popular models like the Glock 19 and Walther PPQ.

This video provides a review of the Ultradyne C4 folding backup iron sights. The reviewer highlights their Made in USA steel construction and unique front and rear peep design, which aims to improve accuracy. The video is presented for educational purposes and notes that all demonstrations are conducted on a private range under professional supervision. It also includes links for social media, Patreon support, and merchandise.

This video reviews the Trijicon HD Night Sights, highlighting their tritium lamps for low-light visibility and the large luminescent dot and U-shaped rear notch for fast daytime acquisition. The presenter notes their effectiveness on a Glock 17 for quick close-range shots. The description also includes links to the Kit Badger website for more videos and products, a Patreon page for support, and an Amazon affiliate link for the sights.

This video reviews AmeriGlo Suppressor Sights, highlighting their affordability and durability. The reviewer uses them as backup sights on a Glock 17 equipped with a Trijicon RMR. While acknowledging their usability and steel construction, the reviewer expresses reservations about their suitability as primary sights due to a thin front blade, which can hinder precise sight picture refinement. The video suggests looking elsewhere for primary suppressor sights on pistols without optics. Despite this caveat, the sights are deemed a good value for backup applications.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the MagPul MBUS Pro Offset Sights, highlighting their steel construction with Melonite treatment and their 45-degree offset design for mounting on a 1913 style rail. The review includes 100-yard test shots, offering practical performance insights. The creator emphasizes educational purposes and responsible handling, noting that videos are recorded on a private range under professional supervision. Support for the channel is offered through Full30 and Patreon, with merchandise also available.

This review and installation guide covers the Magpul MBUS Pro all-steel back-up iron sights for the AR-15. The sights feature a low-profile design, positive locking mechanisms, and tool-less adjustments for both elevation (front) and windage (rear). They are constructed from steel with a durable Melonite finish, offering a robust alternative to polymer sights. The guide includes installation steps and highlights their compact size and competitive pricing within the steel sight market.