Videos tagged with Steiner OTAL-C

This guide details the assembly and initial testing of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AK-104 'American Bastard' variant. It covers the installation of specific furniture and accessories, addresses potential trigger reset issues, and highlights the importance of inspecting bolt carrier wear. The process is explained with an analytical and objective tone, reflecting the speaker's high authority and expertise in AK platforms.

This guide details the installation and operational considerations for the Unity Axon Sync switch, particularly when paired with a SureFire Vampire light and Steiner OTAL-C laser. It highlights the intended function, potential ergonomic issues like accidental constant-on activation under recoil, and the importance of laser device compatibility. The review emphasizes that while the Axon Sync offers a compact solution, users might find dedicated laser modules more reliable for certain setups.

This review covers the Steiner OTAL-C Class 1 IR laser, highlighting its suitability for budget-conscious night vision users. The laser is invisible to the naked eye, operating in the infrared spectrum and usable with night vision devices. It offers a Class 1 power output of 0.7 milliwatts, significantly lower than military-grade lasers, prioritizing eye safety. The review emphasizes its compact size, minimal offset from bore, and rugged construction, making it a practical option for various shooting applications, especially at closer to medium ranges.