Videos tagged with Guide Rod Laser

This video from Colion Noir makes a case for using lasers on firearms, specifically highlighting the LaserMax Guide Rod Laser. While acknowledging it doesn't improve fundamental shooting skills, Noir argues it enhances the ability to take a more accurate shot. The description also promotes Colion Noir's merchandise and provides links to his website and social media channels.

This video features Joseph D’Ambrosia introducing the new LaserMax Guide Rod Laser designed for Glock 42 and Glock 43 pistols. The introduction took place at the 2016 SHOT Show, a significant event for the firearms industry. The focus is on a specific accessory enhancing the functionality of popular subcompact Glock models.

This video features TheFireArmGuy demonstrating shooting with a LaserMax guide rod laser installed in his Glock 27. The content primarily focuses on the practical application of this laser sight during shooting, with the creator also encouraging subscriptions and interaction. Several playlists are linked, covering rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment advocacy, general gear and accessory reviews, handgun reviews, and range test reviews. The creator's Twitter handle is also provided.

This YouTube video features "TheFireArmGuy" showcasing a new accessory for his Glock 27: a LaserMax guide rod laser sight. The video encourages viewers to subscribe, share, like, and connect on Google+. The description also includes links to various playlists covering rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment advocacy, general gear and accessory reviews, handgun reviews, and range test reviews, along with the creator's Twitter handle.

This video features a review and discussion of the Glock 27 pistol paired with a Lasermax guide rod laser. The title suggests a balance between cost and appeal, indicating the reviewer finds the combination to be both expensive and cool. The description also includes several links related to merchandise and social media, promoting the "Keep America Tactical" and "I Am the Militia" brands, as well as other apparel and accessories. The content appears to focus on the practical and aesthetic aspects of this specific firearm and accessory combination, with a clear pro-Second Amendment stance evident in the provided links.