Videos tagged with Top-Loading Battery

This guide details the installation and initial use of the AT3 ARO-L red dot sight, presented by an AT3 Tactical representative. It highlights the optic's RMR footprint compatibility, convenient top-loading battery, and large window size, demonstrating its application on a Glock pistol and its performance in various conditions.

This video showcases a Betta PMXS PCC build chambered in 9mm, featuring a rigid folding stock. The setup includes a SilencerCo Osprey 9mm suppressor, an Inforce Gen 3 weapon light with a protective flip-up cover, and a Gideon Optics Mediator 2 red dot sight. The Mediator 2 is highlighted for its fully enclosed design, top-loading battery, shake-to-wake functionality, and versatile reticle options (3 MOA dot, 28 MOA circle, or circle dot). The presenter discusses its suitability as a portable firearm for a backpack or truck.

This video showcases the Cyelee Ghost HDG red dot sight mounted on a Sig Sauer P320 M17 during live fire at an outdoor range. The footage demonstrates the optic's performance during rapid fire and target acquisition, highlighting features like Shake Awake technology and top-loading battery access. Ammunition used includes Sellier & Bellot 9mm Luger, paired with Magpul magazines.

This video demonstrates replacing an LPVO on a Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) with a Gideon Optics Mediator 2 red dot sight. The upgrade aims to reduce weight and improve handling for backpack or truck carry. The Mediator 2 is highlighted as a robust, closed-emitter optic with a top-loading battery and shake-to-wake functionality.

This video review highlights the Trijicon RCR as a significant upgrade, incorporating features requested by users after the RMR Type 2. Key improvements include a cleaner dot, extended battery life, a closed emitter design for better durability, and a top-loading battery compartment for easier maintenance. The reviewer emphasizes that the RCR addresses many user desires, making it a compelling option for handgun optics.

This video reviews the EOTech EFLX, EOTech's first pistol red dot sight. It features a Delta Point Pro footprint, available in tan or black, with 3 or 6 MOA dot options. The optic boasts a top-loading battery tray for easy changes without removing the sight, a large square glass window for an expansive field of view, and durable aluminum construction. Adjustments are made via two tactile buttons on the back, and the glass is noted for its clarity.

This review covers the CVLIFE Wolf Covert RMR Pistol Red Dot Sight, highlighting its multi-reticle options (dot, circle, crosshair) and top-loading battery for easy changes without losing zero. The video demonstrates the zeroing process on a pistol, emphasizing the tactile and audible clicks of the adjustment turrets. It concludes that the sight offers good value for its price point, providing clear reticles and reliable performance.

The Trijicon RMR HD, showcased at Shot Show 2024, features an advanced auto-adjusting reticle system that effectively manages challenging lighting conditions, including weapon-mounted lights. It offers customizable brightness ranges, multiple reticle options (55 MOA circle/dot or dot only), and a top-loading battery for convenient changes without losing zero. The sight maintains an RMR footprint for compatibility with existing mounts.

This video provides a brief overview of the Trijicon SRO Specialized Reflex Optic. It highlights the SRO's design for competition use, emphasizing its larger field of view and top-loading battery for convenience. The available reticle sizes (1, 2.5, and 5 MOA) are mentioned, along with how the larger window aids in dot acquisition and tracking during recoil, though it notes the trade-off of potentially obstructing iron sights.

The Trijicon SRO (Specialized Reflex Optic) is highlighted for its large, unobstructed field of view, making target acquisition and dot tracking easier. It shares the RMR footprint for compatibility with existing mounts and features a top-loading battery compartment for convenient changes without removing the optic. Adjustments for windage and elevation are made with a common casing or flathead, and the deck height matches the RMR, allowing for suppressor height sights to be used in conjunction with the optic.

This guide details how to adjust and test the durability of the Leupold DeltaPoint Pro optic, as demonstrated by Kyle Lamb of Viking Tactics. It covers using common tools for adjustments, installing optional sights, managing power and battery, and testing the optic's ruggedness through slide racking. Lamb, a retired Special Operations Sergeant Major, emphasizes practical application and robust design features.