Holosun SCRS | Micro Optic for Rifle or Handgun?

Published on October 8, 2023
Duration: 22:31

This video explores the Holosun SCRS micro red dot optic, testing its viability on both rifles and handguns, despite manufacturer recommendations against handgun use. The review details the optic's features, including its solar charging capability and 509T footprint compatibility, and showcases its performance through various shooting drills on a modified Glock 17.

Quick Summary

The Holosun SCRS micro red dot optic, while not recommended by the manufacturer for handguns, was successfully tested on a Glock 17 with a 509T milled slide. It features solar charging, auto/manual brightness, and a 509T footprint, offering a large field of view and durable performance after hundreds of rounds.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Holosun SCRS
  2. 00:30Roger Barrera (QVO Tactical) Introduces the SCRS
  3. 01:04How Products Are Acquired for Review
  4. 01:33Holosun SCRS Technical Specifications
  5. 02:01509T Footprint Compatibility
  6. 02:25Holosun SCRS Pricing
  7. 02:35SCRS on a Handgun: The Experiment Begins
  8. 02:56Custom Glock 17 Build for SCRS Testing
  9. 03:33Range Test: Holosun SCRS on Glock 17
  10. 04:30First Impressions of SCRS on Handgun
  11. 05:33Large Field of View Benefits
  12. 05:52Landon Shoots the SCRS on Glock
  13. 06:40Gail Shoots the SCRS on Glock
  14. 07:21Zeroing the SCRS on Handgun and Rifle
  15. 07:31Build Drills with SCRS
  16. 08:45Zeroing Complete
  17. 09:01Second Build Drill Run
  18. 09:45Third Build Drill Run
  19. 10:45Fourth Build Drill Run
  20. 11:36Finding the Dot with SCRS on Handgun
  21. 12:05Fifth Build Drill Run
  22. 12:21Sixth Build Drill Run
  23. 13:13El Presidente Drill with Rifle to Handgun Transition
  24. 14:51Making the Drill Harder
  25. 15:12El Presidente Drill Analysis
  26. 16:20Equipment Breakdown: SCRS, Radical Defense Rifle, QVO Trigger
  27. 16:56Filming with SG Timer and Shot Times
  28. 17:31SCRS on Handgun Durability Update (350 Rounds)
  29. 17:44Slow Motion: Shell Casing Interference Test
  30. 18:18Witness Mark Test: Sharpie on SCRS Glass
  31. 18:3010-Round Group Test on Glock 17
  32. 19:56Steel Target Engagement at 45 Yards
  33. 20:18SCRS on Handgun: Holding Up Fine
  34. 20:46Conclusion: SCRS as a Favorite Optic
  35. 21:00SCRS as a 45-Degree Offset Dot
  36. 21:14Affordability and Future Use
  37. 21:20Call to Action: Tag Us with Your SCRS Setups
  38. 21:29Shout Out to Holosun Team
  39. 21:36Video Wrap-up and Engagement
  40. 22:06Bloopers: Handgun Reload Mishap

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Holosun SCRS be mounted on a handgun?

While Holosun does not recommend mounting the SCRS on a handgun, the video demonstrates successful testing on a Glock 17 with a 509T footprint milled slide. After approximately 350 rounds, the optic maintained zero and showed no signs of damage or shell casing interference, though this may void the warranty.

What are the key features of the Holosun SCRS optic?

The Holosun SCRS is a micro red dot optic featuring a compact 20mm tube, solar charging capability, a multi-directional light sensor with auto mode, manual brightness controls, and a 7075 aluminum body. It utilizes the Holosun 509T footprint for mounting compatibility.

How does the Holosun SCRS perform on a handgun during live fire?

During live fire tests on a Glock 17, the SCRS maintained its zero through various drills, including build drills and an El Presidente transition. The large field of view was noted as a significant advantage, and no issues with recoil or slide cycling were observed after hundreds of rounds.

What is the price range for the Holosun SCRS?

The Holosun SCRS optic is priced between $270 for the 2 MOA only version and up to $350 for the Multi-Reticle System (MRS) variant, making it an affordable option for equipping multiple firearms.

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