Videos tagged with Vortex Crossfire

This video details the KelTec Sub2000 CQB 2.0, highlighting its updated locking mechanism and the 'Defender Package' variant. The CQB 2.0 features a new bottom plate for improved locking, similar to Gen 3 models, eliminating the need to manipulate the old top tab. The Defender Package is a factory-configured bundle including an NF Force Light, Vortex Crossfire optic, Magpul 27-round magazines, and a Missouri Tactical butt pad, offered at $11.99.

The Vortex Crossfire Red Dot is presented as a user-friendly, rugged, and cost-effective optic suitable for a wide range of firearms including carbines, bolt-action rifles, rimfires, pistols, and shotguns. It comes with interchangeable low and tall mounts for AR-platform compatibility or lower mounting on other firearms. The optic features a 2032 battery and a rotary knob for illumination adjustment, offering a broad range of brightness settings. The adjustment cap doubles as a tool for zeroing.

This live stream covers a range of firearms topics, including reviews of lever-action rifles like the Henry Big Boy and Marlin 357, handguns such as the Glock 20 and Ruger MAX-9, and discussions on optics and firearm accessories. The speaker, with apparent expertise in firearms, shares personal preferences and practical advice, emphasizing the importance of the Second Amendment and critiquing current gun control debates. The stream also features viewer interaction, addressing questions about firearm modifications, personal carry choices, and the future of gun rights in the US.

This guide details the modification of an IWI Galil ACE Gen 1 pistol in 5.45x39 for enhanced SHTF readiness, drawing on the expertise of KeystoneCarry. It covers installing an RS Regulate M-LOK handguard, KNS adjustable gas piston, SB Tactical brace, and Vortex optic, transforming it into a reliable training platform.

This video reviews the SIG SAUER MCX Rattler pistol chambered in 7.62x39mm. It highlights the American-made alternative to AK-style pistols, noting its 7.75-inch barrel, suppressor compatibility, and AR-pattern controls. The reviewer praises the trigger and SIG SAUER grip, mentioning the included 20-round proprietary magazines and demonstrating its shooting performance with a Vortex Crossfire optic.

This video reviews the Ruger American Predator rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor, highlighting it as a budget-friendly option for a precision setup. The presenter discusses its performance, modifications made to stiffen the stock, and common feeding issues with its magazines. It's presented as a capable rifle for its price point, with recommendations for optic upgrades.

This video details the assembly of a BCM MK2/Aero Precision AR-15 build. Key components include a BCM MK2 upper, Aero Precision M4E1 lower, Geissele SDC trigger, Vortex Crossfire red dot, and Magpul PMAGs. The builder emphasizes component selection for reliability and user needs, offering insights into personal preferences and potential future upgrades.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the top 10 optics for AR-15 rifles in 2025, ranging from budget-friendly red dot sights to high-end magnified scopes. It details features, performance, and ideal use cases for each optic, helping viewers select the best option for sport shooting, home defense, or tactical applications. The selection covers various needs and budgets, emphasizing accuracy, speed, and overall effectiveness.

This review compares the Gunner Optics Odin series LPVOs (1-6x and 1-8x) against a Vortex Crossfire Red Dot with a 3x magnifier. The video assesses their performance at various distances, including under windy conditions, focusing on reticle usability, target identification, and ease of magnification changes. The LPVOs are highlighted for their reticle information at longer ranges, while the Red Dot/magnifier combo offers a different approach to target acquisition.

This video advises viewers to invest in durable, mid-tier tactical gear rather than cheap alternatives, particularly from platforms like Temu. The presenter, Logan from Tactical Dad, emphasizes that while budget-minded choices are important for families, sacrificing quality can lead to equipment failure in critical situations. He recommends specific brands for plate carriers, weapon lights, optics, and magazines that offer better longevity and reliability for their price point.

This episode of Quick Draws provides updates on various firearms and gear. It covers budget AR-15 builds with iron sights, new Vortex optics, Tyrant CNC Sig frames, and an update on the Ruger RXM's performance issues. The video also introduces budget night vision options, new Barnes ammunition, and the Devil Dog Concepts side-charging handle, highlighting its utility for individuals with physical limitations.

This YouTube video focuses on the Vortex Crossfire red dot sight, highlighting its sleek design and ease of use. The title explicitly mentions "red dot" and "green dot" capabilities, along with the "Vortex" brand and the specific "Crossfire" model. It appears to be a review or demonstration of this particular optic.