Videos tagged with Adapter Plate

This video revisits the Kickstand Bipod by Q LLC, with the creator admitting an initial review error regarding its adjustment feature. After discovering and utilizing the cant tension adjustment, the reviewer expresses significant satisfaction with the bipod's performance, especially when paired with the adapter plate from Dependabilt for cross-compatibility with multiple host firearms. The video also lists the specific firearms and gear used in the demonstration, including a Q 5.56 Honey Badger, Aimpoint Micro T2, and various Die Free Co. accessories.

This video from American Handgunner Insider features Tom McHale demonstrating Night Fision's solutions for mounting red dot sights on handguns. He highlights their adapter plates, designed for popular firearm models like Glock, SIG SAUER, CZ, and Springfield, and explains how their plate and sight kits achieve a proper one-third co-witness. The content covers the benefits of red dots, common installation challenges, and the durability and reliability of Night Fision's products, aiming to simplify the optics-ready handgun setup process.

This video focuses on adapter plates for mounting red dot sights on Glock MOS (Modular Optic System) pistols. It introduces the "GS K Plate" and the new "GS C Plate." The K Plate is designed for slimline optics, while the C Plate accommodates optics with the RMR/507C footprint. The video compares these adapter plates and demonstrates their fitment on specific Glock models, aiming to provide a solution for users looking to customize their optics setup.

This video provides a clear, step-by-step guide on how to install a Holosun 407k or 507k red dot sight onto a Springfield Armory Hellcat Pro pistol. The creator emphasizes the necessity of an adapter plate for this specific firearm and optic combination, highly recommending the CH Precision brand. The tutorial is presented as a helpful resource for owners looking to upgrade their Hellcat Pro with a red dot optic, offering direct links to the recommended adapter plate and other products used by the channel.

This video review focuses on the DPP Titanium Adapter Plate, highlighting its good quality and excellent price for pistol red dot optic users. The description emphasizes that the product is an external modification and does not affect the firearm's internal function. The video was filmed in a controlled environment with all firearms verified unloaded.

This video from Kit Badger features Ivan introducing and reviewing the Kickstand Bipod by Q. He covers its deployment, personal usage experiences from Thunder Ranch and an NRL hunter match, discusses shooting positions and natural terrain, potential issues and modifications, the Q-Sert attachment, and adapter plate versatility. The review also touches upon pricing and provides final thoughts on the product. Other gear mentioned includes the MiniFix by Q, Half Nelson Silencer, Sierra-Tac Sling, Leupold VX5-HD Scope, Prometheus Design Werx AG Watch Cap, and Beyond Alpha Aura Jacket.

This video provides an update on the Trijicon SRO optic after 6000 rounds of use on a Glock 34 Gen 5 pistol. The creator details their experience over half a competitive season, offering insights into the optic's performance and durability. Affiliate links for the Trijicon SRO and instructions to find a specific adapter plate are included, along with a link to the creator's merchandise store and Patreon page.

This video demonstrates a non-permanent method for mounting a red dot sight onto a Glock 19 using an Outer Impact adapter plate that fits into the rear sight dovetail. This method avoids costly slide machining and offers a reversible option for users unsure about committing to a permanent modification. The video highlights the affordability and accessibility of red dot sights, mentioning compatibility with various pistols like M&P and Springfield, and popular optics such as Trijicon RMR, Vortex Venom/Viper, and Burris Fastfire 3. It emphasizes checking adapter plate compatibility with both the pistol and optic.