Videos tagged with 6 MOA

This video showcases the GOWUTAR GP-9 Large Window Red Dot Sight, highlighting its 6 MOA RMR footprint compatibility, motion awake feature, and IPX7 waterproof rating. Constructed from 7075 aluminum, it's presented as a durable and practical optic for various firearm applications. The description also includes affiliate links for the product and other channels from 704 Tactical.

This video offers a first look and hands-on review of the Vortex Venom 6 MOA Enclosed Micro Red Dot optic. The presenter, Ryan, breaks down its features, including the enclosed emitter, 6 MOA dot size, and top-mounted controls, highlighting its suitability for rugged conditions and fast target acquisition on firearms like pistols and field guns. The review compares it to open emitter red dots and traditional optics, discussing battery placement, durability, and its overall value. The content also touches on its potential use in various environments, from the range to off-road adventures.

This video provides a comprehensive review and range test of the Osight K pistol red dot sight, specifically the 6 MOA model. It also mentions the Osight C model and offers discount codes and links for both on Amazon and the Olightstore. The description includes links to other firearm-related content, such as a review of the Shield + .30SC pistol, and a variety of commonly used shooting gear, including holsters, targets, cameras, audio equipment, eye and ear protection, and ballistic testing supplies.

This video explores the unconventional use of a pistol red dot optic on a rifle. It features the CVLIFE WolfCovert Motion Awake 6 MOA red dot and a Monstrum Riser, linking to Amazon for purchase. The content creator, 704 Tactical, also promotes their merchandise, other social media channels (Rumble, Instagram, X, Patreon), and affiliate deals.

This video announces the shipping of the SIG SAUER ROMEO2 red dot optic. It highlights the optic's rugged design for adverse conditions, featuring a modular shroud system for protection. The ROMEO2 comes with a 3 MOA or 6 MOA red dot, 15 brightness settings, a point source LED emitter, and an aspheric glass lens with a red notch reflector coating for clarity and brightness without distortion. The housing is 7075 aluminum, and it includes ruggedized steel shrouds for impact resistance. The optic offers 25,000 hours of battery life, MOTAC for auto on/off, and compatibility with SIG pistols having a PRO or R2 footprint.

This video showcases the SIG SAUER ROMEO3MAX, a compact open reflex sight developed in collaboration with competitive shooter Max Michel. It highlights the sight's 30mm round lens for a wide field of view, a special red-notch filter for enhanced dot visibility, and variable 3 or 6 MOA dot sizes. Key features include MOTAC for automatic illumination, side-loading CR2032 battery, aircraft-grade aluminum housing, and IPX-7 waterproof/fog-proof rating. It comes with an M1913 Picatinny mount and offers an absolute co-witness riser as an accessory. The review emphasizes its suitability for rapid target engagement and reliable performance in various lighting and environmental conditions.

This video reviews the SIG SAUER ROMEO3XL, an open reflex sight designed for a variety of firearms including MSR rifles, shotguns, carbines, submachine guns, and handguns. Key features highlighted include its high transmittance red notch reflector for superior brightness and clarity, 3 MOA and 6 MOA dot options with multiple intensity settings for rapid target acquisition in diverse lighting, MOTAC for motion-activated illumination, side-loading CR2032 battery, a low-profile M1913 Picatinny mount, and durable, waterproof, and fog-proof construction. The description also mentions the SIG SAUER Electro-Optics Infinite Guarantee.

This video discusses the optimal Minute of Angle (MOA) size for red dot sights, with the creator recommending a 6 MOA dot whenever possible. The presenter acknowledges that not all desired optics are available in 6 MOA and suggests considering alternatives like the Holosun 507C. The description also includes affiliate links for various red dot sights from brands such as Holosun, Vortex, Leupold, Trijicon, and Sig Sauer, as well as links for Patreon support and merchandise.

This video is the second part of a three-part series focusing on building an "optics gun" (a pistol equipped with a red dot sight). It covers the differences between optics-ready slides and direct milling, recommends specific optics-ready pistols, discusses the milling process, and delves into red dot sight selection. Key aspects covered include choosing between 3 MOA and 6 MOA dots and essential tools for red dot installation, such as a torque wrench and lens pen. Several popular red dot models and magazine deals are also highlighted.

This YouTube video compares two popular red dot sights for pistols: the Vortex Viper and the Trijicon RMR Type 2. It aims to determine which offers the best value for money, highlighting the RMR's long-standing reputation and the Viper's affordability. The presenter also touches on the utility of red dots as a Glock modification for home defense. Links to parts, ear protection, and online tutorials are provided, along with recommendations for other firearm-focused YouTube channels.