Videos tagged with Aimpoint Pro

This YouTube video features a Sig Sauer MPX Carbine chambered in 9mm being shot at steel targets. The description highlights the "flat shooting" characteristic of the MPX and mentions an Aimpoint Pro red dot optic. The video also includes music by Kid Rock and uses several hashtags related to shooting, guns, and short video formats. It encourages viewers to like and subscribe for more content.

This video showcases a Sig Sauer MPX Carbine chambered in 9mm being fired at AR500 steel targets. The shooter expresses satisfaction with the audible "ring" produced by the steel, highlighting its effectiveness as targets. The video also mentions the use of an Aimpoint Pro red dot optic and features music by ACDC. The description includes relevant hashtags like #mpx, #sigsauer, #ar500, and #shooting, indicating a focus on firearms and shooting activities. The video is tagged as a short, suggesting it's a brief clip.

This YouTube video showcases the Sig Sauer MPX carbine, highlighting its performance with "triple taps" and dubbing it the "best pistol caliber carbine." The description explicitly mentions the Sig Sauer MPX Carbine in 9mm and the Aimpoint Pro red dot sight. It also includes a music credit to @snoopdogg and relevant hashtags like #shorts, #sigsauer, #shooting, #ar15, #9mm, #gun, #range, #florida, #snoopdogg, #demo, #weapons, and #pcc. The video encourages likes and subscriptions for more content.

This video, titled "TF-420: The Hunt Endures," offers a glimpse into firearm-related content, hinting at a narrative or demonstration with the phrase "How will they ever be able to stop him?". The description also includes links to the creator's Patreon, merchandise store, Instagram, and various Amazon affiliate links for gear such as neck gaiters, slings, optics (Aimpoint Pro), and camera equipment (SONY A7 S3). Specific mentions of magazines with capacities under 29 rounds suggest a focus on practical firearm use.

This YouTube video appears to be a do-it-yourself or modification project focused on enhancing a budget AR-15 platform. The title "How to Make a Cheap AR-15 Cool" and the description "Going back in time to make a cool gun...what have I done? Has science gone to far?" suggest a transformation of a basic firearm into something more aesthetically pleasing or functionally enhanced. The mention of "going back in time" could imply retro modifications or a focus on older aesthetic trends. The video also includes affiliate links to various firearm accessories, lights, and gear, indicating an emphasis on customization and practical application.

This is a teaser for an upcoming video titled "TF 420: The Hunt is On." The description suggests a narrative involving bringing someone to justice. The video also promotes the creator's Patreon, merchandise, and provides Amazon affiliate links for various gear including a neck gaiter, a book, canteen slings, an Aimpoint Pro optic and mount, a barrel mount, 550 cord, and camera equipment (Sony A7 S3, Rode Mic, lens). A key detail is that all magazines used are less than 29 rounds.

This video appears to be a discussion or commentary related to the movie "Blood Diamond," featuring "Larry." The description is minimal and doesn't directly provide firearm-specific information. However, the provided Amazon links suggest a focus on tactical gear, optics (Aimpoint Pro), and general outdoor/survival items like neck gaiters and canteen slings. The mention of magazines with less than 29 rounds could hint at a discussion about firearm capacity regulations or preferences.

This video is a follow-up to a previous "Blood Diamond Car-15" build, with the creator expressing enthusiasm for the project as a "passion pit" that was surprisingly not difficult to assemble. The description highlights the need for obscure parts to complete the build. The video also includes affiliate links for various items, ranging from personal accessories like neck gaiters and canteen slings to firearms components such as an Aimpoint Pro optic and a knock-off barrel mount, as well as camera gear and 550 cord. The creator specifies that all magazines used are under 29 rounds.

This YouTube video offers a long-term review of the Aimpoint Pro red dot optic, evaluating its value and performance years after its initial purchase. The creator, who considers it their first "quality" optic, discusses its consistent use throughout their "firearms journey" and contrasts it with more modern "fancy LPVOs." The video aims to determine if the Aimpoint Pro remains a good deal even half a decade later.

This video features a "Rhodesian FAL" firearm, highlighting time spent with "Non-Standard Weapons Engineering". The description also mentions "blessed rains", suggesting an outdoor or range setting. The content includes various Amazon affiliate links for firearms accessories, optics, camera gear, and other items like a horse mask and a Kershaw knife, indicating a lifestyle or gear-focused approach alongside the firearm.

This video offers a review of the Steiner Dbal I2 accessory after approximately 4000 rounds of use. The description highlights the components of the firearm setup being used, including an Aero Upper, Streamlight Protac HL, Deadair suppressor, Aimpoint Pro optic, and a Bootleg BCG. The reviewer also mentions using a PVS-14 Omvi VIII night vision device. While the title questions the performance of the Dbal I2, the content focuses on its real-world application and potential limitations.

This YouTube video appears to be a casual "vibe" piece with a tangential reference to the movie 'Blood Diamond'. The description explicitly states not to "look too deep into it." The video mentions that all magazines used are less than 29 rounds, suggesting some firearm content, but the primary focus seems to be on establishing a mood or atmosphere. Affiliate links to Amazon for various gear and products, including an Aimpoint Pro optic, canteen slings, and 550 cord, are provided. The creator also promotes their Patreon and merchandise.