Videos tagged with X-Ray Sights

This video provides a detailed comparison between the SIG Sauer P220 Legion and the SIG Sauer P220 Extreme, both chambered in .45 ACP. The presenter, Brennan Milmare USA, highlights differences in sights, grips, frame checkering, trigger systems, and included magazines. The P220 Legion features Sig X-Ray sights, G10 grips, enhanced frame checkering, and a Grey Guns trigger, while the P220 Extreme has standard Sig Light night sights, Crimson Trace laser grips, and a short reset trigger. Both pistols are noted for their quality construction and reliability.

This video reviews the Sig Sauer P365, highlighting its suitability for concealed carry and self-defense. It emphasizes the pistol's compact size, impressive 17-round capacity, and proven reliability through extensive testing, making it a strong contender for everyday carry. The X-ray front sight is noted for swift target acquisition.

This review of the Sig Sauer P365 AXG Legion focuses on its suitability as an everyday carry (EDC) firearm. The presenter highlights its compact size, integrated slide compensator for reduced recoil, and comfortable alloy frame with G10 grip panels. While acknowledging its premium price point, the video argues that the factory-tuned features and overall performance justify the cost for a reliable EDC option.

This review of the Sig P320 Spectre Comp highlights its competition-oriented features. Key aspects include a non-integrated compensator for a flat shooting experience, Sig's X-Ray3 day/night sights, an optic cut compatible with Sig Romeo and Delta Point Pro footprints, and a tungsten-infused grip for added weight. The pistol also features aggressive laser-engraved grip texturing and a large flared magwell for easier reloads.

This video provides a detailed review of the Sig Sauer P229 Pro Cut with a 3.9-inch barrel. The presenter highlights its features, including the Pro Cut slide, Romeo 1 Red Dot, X-ray sights, and Piranha G10 grips, while assessing its shooting performance and reliability with various ammunition types. The presenter also discusses the firearm's ergonomics and potential for concealed carry.

The SIG P365X Macro offers a significant capacity increase to 17 rounds in a relatively compact footprint, featuring a built-in compensator and improved X-Ray sights. While it shares a similar size profile to the P365 XL, the Macro's integrated compensator demonstrably reduces muzzle rise and felt recoil, making it a softer-shooting option. A key advantage is the backward compatibility of its new 17-round magazines with older P365 models, including the XL and the original P365.

This video provides a first look at the Sig P365 X-Macro, highlighting its key features and performance during initial range testing. The host, Hegshot87, demonstrates the handgun's capacity, integrated compensator, and optic-ready slide, concluding that it performs exceptionally well for a carry-sized firearm. The review emphasizes its competitive magazine capacity and practical features for concealed carry.

This video provides an initial review of the SIG Sauer P320 X10, chambered in 10mm. The presenter, Justin Opinion, conducts a 'first hundred' round break-in and offers his organic impressions. He highlights the pistol's optics-ready capability, X-RAY sights, and the new trigger system, while also noting some early ejection pattern issues and the effectiveness of the 10mm cartridge.

This comprehensive review of the SIG Sauer P365, based on over two years and 50,000+ rounds of experience from Myles at Tactical Hyve, highlights its exceptional reliability, concealability, and surprising accuracy for a subcompact pistol. The assessment covers practical aspects like magazine capacity, sights, trigger feel, and long-term wear, offering an expert-level perspective for potential owners.

This expert-level review follows up on the Sig X-Carry RXP after over 1,000 rounds, detailing learned experiences, likes, and dislikes. The instructor highlights the pistol's reliability, ergonomics, and performance, comparing it to other platforms and offering insights for potential buyers. The assessment covers trigger feel, optic durability, internal wear, and grip preferences, concluding with overall satisfaction.

This video reviews the SIG Sauer P220 Legion in 10mm, highlighting its performance and features. The presenter, Justin Opinion, notes the pistol's substantial weight due to its all-steel construction, which effectively manages the 10mm recoil. Key features discussed include the Legion's excellent trigger, X-Ray sights, G10 grips, and the new Cerakote finish.

This comprehensive review of the Sig Sauer P365 XL, presented by Hexshot, highlights its improvements over the original P365, focusing on its larger size, enhanced ergonomics, and updated features. The video details its specifications, compares it to other popular models like the Glock 19, and provides shooting impressions, including performance at 50 yards. The reviewer, demonstrating significant expertise, praises the P365 XL's feel in hand, its trigger, and its potential for optic mounting, ultimately awarding it a high score.