“Testing” the new novus PDS-1. Held up great! Anyone tried these clones yet?

Published on May 29, 2024
Duration: 0:55

This video reviews the Novus PDS-1 optic, testing its durability by dropping it onto the ground and then verifying its zero with rapid fire on an AK-47. The optic held up exceptionally well, maintaining zero after the impact and performing reliably during subsequent shooting. The reviewer expresses satisfaction with both the optic and the rifle's performance.

Quick Summary

The Novus PDS-1 optic demonstrated impressive durability by surviving a drop test onto the ground. After re-mounting, it maintained its zero, allowing for accurate rapid fire engagement of steel targets, showcasing reliable performance.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Initial AK-47 & Novus PDS-1 Test
  2. 00:06Novus PDS-1 Durability Drop Test
  3. 00:13Post-Drop Performance & Rapid Fire
  4. 00:26Zero Verification at Distance
  5. 00:43Final Impressions & AK Performance

Frequently Asked Questions

How durable is the Novus PDS-1 optic?

The Novus PDS-1 optic was tested for durability by being dropped onto the ground. After the impact, it was remounted and still held its zero, performing reliably during rapid fire, indicating it is quite rugged.

Did the Novus PDS-1 optic maintain its zero after a drop test?

Yes, the Novus PDS-1 optic successfully maintained its zero after being dropped onto the ground. The reviewer verified this by engaging steel targets at various distances with rapid fire.

What kind of rifle was used to test the Novus PDS-1 optic?

The Novus PDS-1 optic was tested on an AK-style rifle, specifically mentioned as an AK-47 platform. The rifle chambered in 7.62x39mm performed well with the optic.

What are the key features of the Novus PDS-1 optic tested?

The Novus PDS-1 optic is a red dot or holographic-style optic with a quick detach Picatinny mount. Its durability was a key focus, with the test demonstrating its ability to withstand high-impact drops.

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