Videos tagged with Fiber-Optic Sight

This video introduces the Smith & Wesson 1854 Stealth Hunter, a modern tactical lever-action rifle. It highlights the rifle's blacked-out finish, Picatinny rail, threaded muzzle, and M-LOK forend, positioning it as a versatile option for hunting, revolver companionship, or low-recoil shooting. Available in .44 Magnum, .357 Magnum, and .45 Colt, with .38 Special mentioned for low recoil, the 1854 features a smooth action, ghost ring rear sight, fiber optic front sight, and side-gate loading. The description emphasizes its performance, durability, and modern features, making it an attractive choice for lever-action enthusiasts. Promotional information for exclusive savings is also included.

This American Rifleman "Gun Of The Week" video reviews the Davidson's Exclusive GForce Arms GF5 Plush over-under shotgun. The shotgun is presented as an affordable option based on the iconic Browning Citori design, manufactured in Turkey and distributed by Davidson's Gallery of Guns. It features 3" 12-gauge chambers, a silver-finished receiver with laser engraving, blued 28" barrels with a ventilated rib and fiber-optic front sight, Turkish walnut furniture, and a rubber recoil pad. The review highlights its suitability for field use, balance, reliability, and ease of operation, making it a budget-friendly choice for shotgunners.

This YouTube video focuses on the Glock 30S pistol, highlighting its setup. The creator expresses strong positive sentiment, stating they 'Fell In Love With This Setup'. The description also mentions that the kit includes either a fiber optic or tritium front sight, indicating a potential discussion on sighting options for the firearm.

This video features a "Rifle Roundup" focusing on the Winchester Wildcat Sporter rifle chambered in .22LR. The reviewer highlights its suitability for fun and accessible range shooting due to low ammunition costs, minimal recoil, and ease of use, making it ideal for beginners. The description praises the Wildcat Sporter's magazine system, wooden stock, Picatinny rail for optics, and iron sights (peep sight and fiber optic front sight). It's presented as a well-equipped rimfire rifle for recreational shooting, varmint control, and other potential uses.

This American Rifleman "Gun Of The Week" video features a detailed look at the Colt King Cobra Target revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle. The review highlights its improved 10-round capacity, comfortable rubber grip, and excellent target sights, including a fiber-optic front sight and adjustable rear sight on a ventilated rib. The video emphasizes its suitability as a training revolver due to its manageable recoil and familiar size to its centerfire counterparts, making it ideal for both new and experienced shooters. The presenter praises the crisp single-action and smooth double-action triggers, noting its classic "Snake Gun" aesthetics and reliable performance on the range.

This video reviews the Ruger Ready Dot, a $99 fiber optic red dot sight. The description highlights its unique, non-adjustable design, stating it's meant to be mounted and used without zeroing. The reviewer intends to test if this unconventional approach to a red dot sight can be effective. The video is likely a practical evaluation of its performance and usability.

This video provides a detailed look at the EAA Girsan P35 Match 9MM pistol. Key features highlighted include its full-size frame, fiber optic front sight, all-steel construction, extended beavertail, beveled magwell, and a straight clean break trigger. The description also mentions the video is a review thanks to The Gunsmith, a firearms dealer.

This video reviews the Ruger ReadyDot, a budget-friendly polymer red dot sight that uses fiber optics instead of a battery. The reviewer highlights its $100 price point, Shield RMSC footprint, and suitability for the Ruger Max-9 as pros. However, significant cons include screws not fitting the Shield Plus, an inability to zero the red dot, reliance on bright light for visibility, and potential durability issues due to its polymer construction. The reviewer plans further testing with other pistols and shooters to assess its performance and potential compatibility issues.

This video review focuses on the Hoppes 1,2,3, Done Bore Snake, highlighting its effectiveness for cleaning .223 and 5.56 caliber firearms. The description also promotes a CVLIFE 4x32 Tactical Rifle Scope available on Amazon, indicating the creator's affiliate relationship and commitment to reviewing used products.

This video reviews the CVLIFE 4x32 Tactical Rifle Scope, highlighting its red, green, and blue illuminated reticle and fiber optic sight. The description encourages viewers to click an Amazon affiliate link for more information or to purchase, with the creator earning a commission on sales. The reviewer emphasizes that they only review products they have used.

This TFBTV video reviews the Ruger Ready Dot, a unique non-electronic, non-adjustable pistol optic. It uses a fiber optic coil for illumination, features a 15 MOA dot, and is permanently zeroed from the factory. Primarily designed for the Ruger Max-9, the optic aims for affordability (under $100) and ease of use. The review focuses on whether this budget-friendly optic actually performs well enough to be a viable option for hitting targets.

This video provides a detailed look at the classic Trijicon Reflex sight, specifically the RX01 and RX30 models. The presenter highlights their unique battery-free operation, powered by ambient light and tritium, contrasting them with modern battery-dependent red dot sights. The description also includes affiliate links to related gear, such as the Meprolight M21, a current production successor.