First shots - NEW Glock exclusive Aimpoint COA & A-CUT

Published on January 7, 2025
Duration: 4:59

This video provides an initial assessment of the new Aimpoint COA optic, featuring its aut slide and A-CUT mounting system, mounted on Glock pistols. The reviewer highlights the optic's clear glass, audible and tactile adjustments, and low-profile design for concealed carry. Key takeaways include the optic's minimal obstruction, large window, and the potential durability of the mounting system, suggesting it effectively 'gets out of your way' for the shooter.

Quick Summary

The Aimpoint COA optic, featuring an aut slide and A-CUT mounting system, offers a low-profile design ideal for concealed carry. It boasts clear glass, audible/tactile adjustments using a T10 Torx, and a minimal obstruction window, aiming to be unobtrusive equipment for the shooter.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Aimpoint COA on Glock
  2. 00:27Zeroing and Initial Adjustments
  3. 01:07Glass Clarity and Tint
  4. 01:34Red Dot Sight Functionality Philosophy
  5. 02:33Optic Design and Concealment
  6. 03:31Aimpoint COA on Glock 43X Comparison
  7. 04:01Equipment's Role in Survival
  8. 04:49Conclusion and Further Viewing

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the new Aimpoint COA optic?

The Aimpoint COA features an aut slide mount, A-CUT mounting system, clear glass with minimal tint, audible and tactile adjustments, and a low-profile design for concealed carry. It's designed to be unobtrusive and reliable.

How is the Aimpoint COA optic adjusted?

Adjustments for windage and elevation on the Aimpoint COA are made using a T10 Torx wrench. The optic provides audible and tactile clicks for precise adjustments, which is a notable feature for many users.

What firearms was the Aimpoint COA optic tested on?

The Aimpoint COA optic was tested on two Glock models: a Glock 47 and a Glock 43X. The mounting system and optic size were evaluated in relation to both pistol slides.

How does the Aimpoint COA optic aid in concealed carry?

The Aimpoint COA is designed with a low profile and a relatively large window with minimal obstruction. Its mounting system, particularly on the Glock 43X, results in a narrower profile than the slide, enhancing concealment.

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