Videos tagged with Viridian RFX35

This review of the BUL Armory Axe Hatchet highlights its compact size and aggressive grip texture, which is noted as potentially bitey on cold hands but effective for grip. The integration of the Viridian RFX35 optic is discussed, along with its RMR footprint and large window. The reviewer finds the gun fits well and appreciates the design details, though notes it might be too small for those with larger hands.

This video provides an expert overview of the Viridian RFX35 green dot optic, highlighting its key features. The presenter, demonstrating experienced familiarity with firearm optics, details the optic's RMR footprint, 8 brightness settings (including 2 NV-compatible), auto-shutoff, and motion-activated instant-on functionality. The larger window and bright green reticle are emphasized for improved target acquisition.

Lenny McGill from GlockStore introduces the new Viridian RFX line of green dot optics, highlighting their compatibility with popular pistol cuts like RMR and Doctor. He emphasizes Viridian's background in weapon lights and green lasers, suggesting a focus on green reticles due to perceived visibility advantages. The video also promotes GlockStore's 10-day optic cut and mounting service.

The Viridian RFX35 is a micro red dot optic featuring a large viewing window and a green 3 MOA dot, designed for competition and target shooting. While it offers features like auto on/off and a claimed 30,000-hour battery life, its construction from 6061 T6 aluminum and a reported failure of the front lens epoxy at around 1700 rounds raise durability concerns for duty use. The optic is compatible with RMR/SRO footprint slides and is priced competitively.

This video demonstrates a point-blank 9mm ballistic test on a Level 3A body armor vest using ballistic clay to measure backface deformation. The test, conducted by 704 Tactical, highlights that while the vest stopped the round, the significant indentation in the clay indicates a potentially lethal impact to internal organs in a real-world scenario. The expert reviewer emphasizes the importance of understanding backface deformation beyond just round penetration.

This video demonstrates a practical test of 9mm FMJ ammunition's terminal ballistics when fired through a car door into a block of ballistics clay. The expert host, 704 Tactical, showcases the projectile's penetration and minimal deformation, providing valuable insights into ammunition performance in a vehicle environment. The test highlights the effectiveness of aftermarket handgun accessories like the Viridian RFX35 and Olight Baldr.