Videos tagged with Weaver Mount

This guide details the installation and testing of the Lightwin Dual Laser & Light Combo, a versatile accessory for firearms. It covers unboxing, mounting on Picatinny/Weaver rails, charging, zeroing, and performance testing in both range and low-light conditions. The reviewer, demonstrating experienced authority, highlights the unit's build quality for its price and the distinct visibility differences between laser colors.

This video from Forgotten Weapons, hosted by Ian McCollum, provides an expert-level historical overview of Aimpoint's pioneering red dot sights. It details the evolution from the 1975 Aimpoint Electronic to the MkIII and the compact 1000 model, highlighting key technological advancements like LED reticles, collimating lenses, and integrated adjustment systems. The presentation emphasizes Aimpoint's foundational role in modern red dot sight technology.

This video reviews the CV Life Wildhawk Solar Enclosed Red Dot sight, highlighting its solar power capability, multi-reticle options, and enclosed design. The instructor demonstrates zeroing the optic using a laser boresighter and discusses its performance at 300 yards. Key takeaways include the optic's ability to run solely on solar power in daylight and its surprisingly precise aiming capabilities despite initial zeroing challenges due to reversed adjustment directions.

This review covers the Firefield Impact XLT Reflex Sight, highlighting its oversized design, large field of view, and multi-reticle options. The presenter demonstrates mounting the sight on an AR-15 platform, discusses its quick-detach mechanism, and provides initial shooting impressions at 25, 100, and 300 yards. Key takeaways include the optic's brightness in daylight, the audible clicks for reticle and adjustment changes, and the potential for zero shift when using the quick-detach mount on Picatinny rails.

This video focuses on the Truglo TG8040B Red Dot optic, presented as an excellent entry-level choice for rifles. The description highlights key features like its 40mm objective lens, 5-MOA reticle for fast target acquisition, unlimited eye relief, wide field of view, and durable CNC-machined aircraft-grade aluminum construction. It also details practical aspects such as click windage/elevation adjustments, rheostat-controlled brightness, flip-up lens caps, an integrated Weaver-style mount, and its suitability for various firearms including shotguns, rifles, airguns, and crossbows. The optic is also described as water and shock resistant, and fog-proof, making it a versatile accessory.

This video review focuses on the Monstrum Next Level Series Offset Scope Mount with an integrated anti-cant level bubble and Monstrum 34mm Precision Picatinny Scope Rings with a level bubble. The creator highlights a discount code '34mm704' for 30% off Monstrum products. The description also includes links to Amazon and the 704 Tactical Campsite, with a disclaimer about affiliate links that support the channel. The content appears to be a detailed look at budget-friendly scope mounting solutions for firearms.

This guide details the installation of period-correct accessories for a Larry Vickers Delta-inspired retro CAR-15 build. It covers mounting a Surefire 660 light, an Aimpoint 2000 optic, and a Redi-Mag Mark 1. The guide emphasizes safety during modifications and highlights the importance of understanding mechanical offset with high-mounted optics.

This video from Cranky Gun Reviews focuses on budget-friendly optics, rails, and rings for the Ruger 10/22. The instructor, with extensive experience, recommends the Simmons Pro Target 3-9x40 scope for its affordability, reliability, and mil-dot reticle, which aids in compensating for bullet drop and windage. He also suggests Sniper brand scope rings and Weaver Classic Multi-Slot bases as cost-effective mounting solutions for the 10/22.

Wheeler introduces their new Sporter Scope Rings, designed to address the common need for versatility in mounting optics. These rings offer a unique reversible insert that allows them to accommodate both Picatinny and Weaver style mounts without any slop. They are available in nine different sizes, including options for 1-inch, 30mm, and 34mm scope tubes, and were slated for release in February 2021 with a retail price of $29.99.

This review covers the OTW budget scope rings, highlighting their affordability and versatility with interchangeable insets for 1-inch and 30mm scope tubes. While they offer a solid hold for the scope on an AR-15 platform, a notable drawback is the presence of rust on the included Allen screws, suggesting potential quality control issues from the factory. Despite this, the reviewer finds them to be a sturdy and economical solution for mounting optics.

This guide details the process of setting up and conducting accuracy tests for the Henry 45-70 Color Case Hardened rifle. It covers mounting optics, using a shooting rest, and testing two different types of .45-70 Government ammunition at 100 yards. The information is presented with an emphasis on practical application for hunters and firearm enthusiasts, drawing on the host's expertise in firearm evaluation.

The OPMOD Zeus is a thermal imaging rifle scope available in 336 or 640 resolution models. Higher resolution offers greater magnification (8x for 640 vs. 4x for 336). The 336 models come in 30Hz or 60Hz refresh rates, while the 640 is 30Hz. Controls are push-button for menu navigation, color palette, reticle changes, and zeroing. It features a 5-meter close focus, diopter adjustment, standby mode, DVR port, and a quick-detach mount compatible with Picatinny and Weaver rails.