Videos tagged with Wilcox

This promotional video for the 2026 SHOT Show highlights its importance for law enforcement and military professionals. It showcases custom agency solutions, specialized range equipment, and high-end tactical gear, including night vision systems and aiming devices. The event is scheduled for January 20-23, 2026, in Las Vegas, Nevada, and is not open to the general public.

This video announces a limited edition "Sabre Retro Mod Bundle" in collaboration with TNVC, Wilcox, and Aimpoint USA. The bundle features a Sabre-18 rifle, a serialized Aimpoint PRO optic, and a serialized Wilcox SOPMOD ECOS-N COMP mount. The release is slated for Friday, November 21st. The video emphasizes that all firearms are compliant with federal, state, and local laws and encourages responsible shooting.

This content satirically explores the extreme cost of high-end thermal and night vision optics, suggesting they are a higher priority than basic needs like housing. It humorously presents a 'gear hierarchy' where optics precede clothing and vehicles, emphasizing the significant investment required for advanced tactical equipment.

This video provides a comprehensive breakdown of the firearms and tactical gear used by the hosts in 2025. It covers personal pistol and rifle setups, including specific models like the Fowler Vanta 9, Sig Spear LT, MK12, and MK18, detailing optics, suppressors, and accessories. The hosts also showcase their preferred night vision, helmet systems, chest rigs, and belt setups, offering insights into their practical application and choices.

SHOT Show 2025 Industry Day at the Range showcased numerous new firearms and accessories. Highlights include Q LLC's innovative suppressors and platforms like the Honey Badger and Mega Fix, Wilcox's advanced targeting systems, LWRC's updated piston-driven rifles, and new offerings from Henry, Rock Island Armory, Aero Precision, Kimber, and Heckler & Koch, focusing on modularity, suppressed shooting, and advanced ballistics.

This content highlights the advantages of a 10.3-inch barrel SBR configuration for CQB, noting how a suppressor adds effective length without sacrificing maneuverability. It also discusses the superiority of 12 o'clock optic mounting positions over 45-degree offsets, referencing Wilcox mounts and legacy optics like Aimpoint T1s.

This video showcases a custom night build setup using a Sig Sauer MCX variant, demonstrating the capabilities of both blue phosphor night vision and thermal imaging. The POV footage highlights target detection at 150 meters, emphasizing how thermal optics excel at identifying heat signatures that might be missed by traditional NVGs. The build features an EOTech EXPS3 optic and a Wilcox G24 mount.

This video explores the necessity of ballistic helmets for civilians, arguing they are a logical extension of preparedness and historical civilian armament. It details the MTEK Strike setup, highlighting its role as a platform for night vision and communication, and discusses ballistic ratings, impact protection, and budget alternatives.

This video explores the creation of a dedicated 'night gun' versus a generalist rifle for night vision use. Key components like IR lasers (Wilcox RAID-X, Steiner DBAL-D2) and optics (EOTech EXPS3-0, Aimpoint Micro T2) are compared. The importance of optic height (Unity Tactical 2.26", Scalarworks 1.93") for comfortable passive aiming with NVGs is highlighted, alongside considerations for weapon lights like the Surefire Vampire.

The HCAR is a modernized Heavy Counter Assault Rifle based on the classic BAR, chambered in .30-06 Springfield. It features significant upgrades like an adjustable gas system, linear recoil path with an M240 buffer for reduced recoil, and improved ergonomics with ambidextrous controls and a folding charging handle. Compatibility with proprietary 20/30-round magazines requires specific pouches, with Spiritus Systems HK417 pouches recommended.

The Steyr G62 is a rare upgrade kit for the H&K G36, featuring an alloy receiver to address thermal shift concerns. It offers optional upgrades like a Steyr precision barrel and Wilcox Fusion fire control system, enhancing accuracy and modularity. The G62 maintains 100% compatibility with existing G36 parts, providing a cost-effective modernization solution for agencies.

This video features a review of the FLIR Breach thermal imaging device by Nutnfancy. The reviewer highlights its ability to detect heat signatures in various conditions like darkness, fog, and foliage, emphasizing that it requires no ambient light. While acknowledging the device's effectiveness, the reviewer also points out its "quirks" and "pricey" nature. The description also includes numerous affiliate links to various night vision monocular models (PVS-14, PVS-7) and mounting accessories from brands like TRYBE Optics, ATN, US NightVision, AGM, and Wilcox.