Videos tagged with Closed Emitter Red Dot

This video conducts a practical test comparing open and closed emitter red dot sights to determine which performs better and fails first when exposed to rain. The experiment aims to provide valuable insights for firearm owners and enthusiasts looking to understand the real-world performance of these optics under adverse weather conditions. It directly addresses a common concern for those carrying firearms for self-defense or other applications where reliability in the elements is crucial.

This YouTube video provides a range review of the Cyelee Wolf EDG closed emitter red dot sight. The content focuses on testing and evaluating this specific optic, highlighting its performance and features during shooting exercises. The description also includes a product link and a discount code, suggesting a practical application for viewers interested in purchasing or learning more about this firearm accessory.

This video from Brownells, featuring Caleb, provides a clear comparison between open and enclosed emitter red dot sights. Using the Trijicon RMR (open) and Aimpoint Acro P1 (closed) as examples, the content breaks down their fundamental differences, discusses pros and cons, and examines their respective sizes, window dimensions, durability against debris, and suitability for various real-world shooting scenarios and environmental conditions. The goal is to equip viewers with the knowledge to choose the best red dot sight for their specific needs.

This YouTube video provides a pre-purchase review of the Swampfox Kracken Closed Emitter Red Dot optic. The creator explicitly states that the optic has 'serious functional issues' that other 'guntubers' have not revealed. The title urges viewers to watch before buying, indicating a critical assessment of the product's value for money. The description also tags the manufacturer, Swampfox Optics, and mentions 'EDC' (Everyday Carry) as a potential application.

This YouTube video delves into a comparison of open versus closed emitter red dot sights, questioning which type is superior. The title suggests a focus on the practical advantages and disadvantages of each design, likely aimed at firearm owners looking to make informed decisions about optics. The inclusion of hashtags like #gun and #pewpew indicates the target audience is enthusiasts interested in firearms and shooting.

This video reviews the SIG Romeo-M17 red dot optic, highlighting its development for the M17 and M18 military pistols. The reviewer notes its low-profile design and proprietary mounting system, which contributes to a good fit on the firearm. The optic offers a 2 MOA dot, 32 MOA circle, or both, with a side-mounted battery for easy changes. While praising the controls and overall performance, the primary criticism is its substantial $800 price tag, making it a niche product mainly for those looking to replicate a military M17/M18 setup. The reviewer also mentions a slight blueish tint to the lens but states it doesn't impede function. For those not needing the military-specific version, alternative commercial optics can be adapted. The reviewer received the optic free of charge.

This video review focuses on the Gideon Optics Mediator, a budget-friendly closed emitter red dot sight. The description includes links for deals, channel support (Instagram, YouTube, Rumble), and business inquiries. It also features affiliate links and discount codes for Werkz Holster and Gatorz Glasses, and mentions Murphy's Guns. The content is explicitly stated as educational, with the reviewer's opinions based on personal experience, and emphasizes that no firearms are advertised for sale. All shooting is conducted in a controlled, safe environment by trained professionals.

This YouTube Short focuses on the "Best closed emitter red dot" optic, encouraging viewers to "check it out." While the video content itself is not detailed due to the absence of a transcript, the title strongly suggests a review or comparison of pistol-mounted red dot sights, specifically highlighting the benefits of a closed emitter design. The presence of the #shorts tag indicates a short-form, potentially quick-hitting video.

This YouTube video review focuses on the Steiner MPS, a closed-emitter handgun optic. The creator highlights it as a potential top choice for those specifically interested in closed-emitter designs. The video also promotes various external links for the reviewer's website, Instagram, merchandise, and affiliate deals for gun walls and hearing protection, alongside a Patreon link for support.