Videos tagged with Tritium Sight

This review of the Ruger LCP MAX ReadyDot, presented by Roy Huntington of GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner, highlights its unique battery-free fiber optic sight system that co-witnesses with a tritium front sight. The pistol is praised for its compact dimensions (0.75" wide, 11 oz) and effective performance, achieving a 3.5-4 inch group at 10 yards during live fire tests. It comes with 10 and 12-round magazines and features Ruger's Secure Action fire control system.

TheFirearmGuy provides an enthusiastic and informative review of the Bersa M2XI, a 2011-style 9mm handgun. With high authority, he highlights its underrated status, detailing features like a 5-inch crowned barrel, full-length guide rod, tritium front sight, and a direct-mount Holosun EPS Carry optic. The review covers the approximately 3-pound trigger pull, flared magwell, aggressive grip texturing, and slide cuts, culminating in a live-fire demonstration and an MSRP of around $1,400.

This video review highlights the Ruger RXM as a top-value 9mm semi-automatic pistol, priced around $360. The speaker, associated with 'Pro Gun', compares it favorably to the Glock 19, emphasizing its Glock Gen 3 compatibility, optic-ready slide, and front tritium sight as key advantages for its price point.

Kevin from Shooting Illustrated reviews the Zev OZ9 Elite, distinguishing it from a mere 'Glock clone' by highlighting its extensive modifications. The review focuses on enhanced stippling, a threaded nitride barrel, RMR optic compatibility, and a unique battery-free RMR powered by fiber optics and tritium. The firearm is described as a significant upgrade over a standard Glock, offering substantial value for its price.

This video provides an overview of Meprolight optics, highlighting their Mepro 1-8x LPVO, the battle-tested Mepro M22 red dot with fiber optic and tritium illumination, and the fully enclosed Mepro MCO. It emphasizes understanding reticle subtensions and measurements for accurate shooting without dialing turrets, particularly for ranging targets at various distances. The importance of reading the manual for combat optics is stressed due to complex reticle features.

This guide covers the basic handling and shooting techniques for the FN Reflex XL, a hammer-fired micro-compact 9mm pistol. It emphasizes proper grip, trigger control, and target engagement, drawing on expert insights from Hickok45. The review highlights the pistol's shootability, optics-ready slide, and capacity options, while also noting potential ergonomic challenges for shooters with larger hands due to its thin grip.

This video provides a first look at the new CZ Shadow 2 Carry, highlighting key differences from the compact model. Notable upgrades include the addition of a decocker, a larger slide lock, and updated sights. The reviewer points out the tritium front sight and a slightly modified hammer as other changes.

The HK CC9 is a new micro 9mm pistol designed and made in the USA for American shooters. It features a forged steel slide and barrel, optics-ready capability, ambidextrous controls, and a blade-style safety. The pistol is noted for its shootability despite its compact size, with a fast reset trigger.

This video introduces the Meprolight M22 and MCO Pro carbine optics, focusing on their supplemental lighting solutions for tritium sights and enclosed emitter technology. The M22 features a light module that wraps around the optic to illuminate fiber optics, offering a backup to tritium. The MCO Pro is an enclosed emitter optic with multiple reticle options (bullseye with dots, 2 MOA dot, bullseye circle dot) and shake-awake technology, designed for increased reliability in harsh conditions.

This video provides an in-depth review and durability test of the Meprolight M22 optic, highlighting its battery-free operation via fiber optics and tritium. The presenter demonstrates its robustness through multiple drop tests and live-fire zero retention checks on various platforms, concluding it's a reliable, lightweight, and durable option, particularly for survival or 'bug out' scenarios.

The Meprolight M22 is a battery-free red dot sight utilizing fiber optic and tritium technology. While offering an 'always on' capability and a robust build, its performance is mixed, particularly regarding reticle brightness in varying light conditions. The bullseye reticle can be dim, especially when contrasted with bright targets or when a weapon light is used, though the triangle reticle from the M21 is suggested as a potentially brighter alternative.

This video covers new firearm releases from Marlin at the 2024 SHOT Show. The primary focus is the new Marlin Model 1895 Dark Series lever-action rifle in .45-70, highlighting its modern features like a polymer stock with M-Lok slots and QD cups, a cheek riser, Picatinny rail, ghost ring rear sight, tritium front blade, and recoil pad. The Marlin Model 336 SBL is also briefly shown. The video emphasizes the Model 1895 Dark Series as a lever gun for the modern era.