Merry Christmas - Free Optics From SPN - DoveMounts for Glocks Update

Published on December 10, 2024
Duration: 10:10

This video details the installation of a Dove Mounts optics plate on a Glock pistol, allowing for the mounting of an optic without slide milling. The presenter highlights the benefits for users with astigmatism and discusses its durability compared to other optics. The content also touches on budget Glock builds and the use of affordable grips for carry guns.

Quick Summary

You can mount optics on a Glock without a factory cut slide using Dove Mounts kits, which install into the rear sight dovetail. Sealy optics are highlighted as a good option for those with astigmatism, offering improved clarity and perceived durability compared to some other brands.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Viewer Appreciation
  2. 00:55Optic Giveaway Announcement
  3. 01:33Glock 26 Budget Build Update
  4. 03:01Dove Mounts Installation Guide
  5. 05:06Sealy Optics Features & Durability
  6. 06:53Giveaway Mechanics & How to Enter
  7. 08:03Final Thoughts & Optic Showcase

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I mount an optic on a Glock without a factory cut slide?

You can use a Dove Mounts optics mounting kit. These kits install into the rear sight dovetail, providing a platform for various red dot sights without requiring permanent modification to your slide.

Are Sealy optics good for people with astigmatism?

Yes, Sealy optics are specifically designed for individuals with astigmatism. They aim to provide a clearer, less blurry dot compared to standard red dots, making them a great option for many shooters.

How durable are Sealy optics compared to other brands like Trijicon SRO?

The presenter suggests Sealy optics are built very durably, comparing them to 'tanks.' They believe Sealy optics are less likely to shatter upon impact from waist height than a Trijicon SRO, though direct testing of the Sealy was not shown.

What is the benefit of suppressor height sights with an optic?

Suppressor height sights allow you to 'co-witness' with your red dot optic. This means if your optic fails or the battery dies, you can still aim your pistol using the iron sights visible through the optic's window.

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