Videos tagged with Viridian Green Dot

This guide details the setup of the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0 for deep concealment, focusing on the application of aftermarket accessories. It covers the installation of Death Grip rubberized grip tape for improved handling and the mounting of a Viridian green dot optic. The expert-level instruction emphasizes safety and proper technique for enhancing the pistol's effectiveness as a concealed carry option.

Exile Armory in Weaver, Alabama, showcases a diverse inventory of firearms and accessories. The video features new shop t-shirts, a variety of used handguns and rifles including Glock, S&W, and PTR, and an extensive selection of suppressors from brands like Q and SilencerCo. New releases like the S&W 22 Magnum and Kel-Tec PLR 16 are highlighted, alongside a comprehensive Daniel Defense lineup and custom-finished Glocks.

This video review details the Icarus Precision ACE 311 grip module, designed to transform a Sig P365 into a platform with 1911/2011 double-stack ergonomics. The host, MrBigKid, highlights its construction, features like an FCU set screw for enhanced stability, and compatibility with X-Macro magazines. The review emphasizes the module's ability to provide a larger, more comfortable grip while maintaining the P365's modularity, comparing it favorably to standard ACE modules for those seeking a thicker grip profile.

This video reviews the Rost Martin RM1C, an American-made budget pistol positioned as a Glock 19 competitor. The reviewer highlights its clean, flat-faced trigger, modular optics design, and fully ambidextrous controls. The main criticism is the short factory sights, though they are stated to be compatible with XD/XDM sights. The package reviewed includes five magazines and a Viridian green dot sight, all for under $500, which is presented as an exceptional value compared to other American-made options like the PSA Dagger. The video emphasizes its budget-friendly nature and American origin.

This review compares the Sig P365X-Macro and P365XL for EDC, highlighting key differences in size, capacity, and features. The X-Macro offers a compensated slide and 17+1 capacity, while the XL has a longer barrel and proprietary rail. Compatibility between slides and frames is discussed, along with optic mounting differences and performance impacts.