I Carry: Glock G45 MOS with Aimpoint Acro P-1

Published on January 10, 2020
Duration: 5:36

This video reviews the Glock G45 MOS handgun paired with the Aimpoint Acro P-1 red dot sight and a Mission First Tactical holster. It highlights the G45 MOS's modular optic system, the Acro P-1's enclosed emitter design for durability and adverse weather use, and the Mission First Tactical holster's compatibility with optics-equipped pistols. The discussion also touches on the pros and cons of optic mounting plate systems versus direct milling.

Quick Summary

The Glock G45 MOS offers a modular optic system with multiple mounting plates for various red dot sights. Paired with the Aimpoint Acro P-1, known for its durable enclosed emitter and battery accessibility, and a Mission First Tactical open-top holster, this setup is designed for reliable everyday carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:16Introduction: I Carry Segment
  2. 00:39Glock G45 MOS Overview
  3. 01:53G45 Design Benefits
  4. 02:02Glock MOS Mounting Plates
  5. 02:20Caution with Plate Systems
  6. 02:51Aimpoint Acro P-1 Introduction
  7. 03:36Acro P-1 Advantages
  8. 04:18Holster Considerations for Larger Optics
  9. 04:39Mission First Tactical Holster Review
  10. 05:05Holster Optics Compatibility
  11. 05:23Conclusion and Further Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Glock G45 MOS?

The Glock G45 MOS features a modular optic system (MOS) that allows for easy mounting of various red dot sights using interchangeable plates. It also incorporates forward cocking serrations and an all-black finish, building on the G45 and G19X platforms.

What makes the Aimpoint Acro P-1 unique for pistol optics?

The Aimpoint Acro P-1 is notable for its enclosed emitter design, which enhances durability and performance in adverse weather. It also allows for battery replacement without removing the sight from the firearm, and offers night vision compatibility.

What are the potential drawbacks of optic mounting plate systems on firearms?

Optic mounting plate systems, while offering versatility, add complexity. They require two sets of screws for mounting the plate to the slide and the optic to the plate, necessitating careful application of torque and Loctite at two points.

What type of holster is recommended for pistols equipped with larger optics like the Aimpoint Acro P-1?

For pistols with larger or uniquely shaped optics like the Aimpoint Acro P-1, open-top holsters are generally recommended. This design avoids interference with the optic's profile, unlike some holsters with high sweat shields.

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