Videos tagged with RDS

This video focuses on the Aimpoint Duty RDS MR, aiming to help viewers achieve accurate shots. While the specific firearm platform isn't detailed in the provided information, the emphasis is on using this optic for effective shooting. The content is likely geared towards practical application and marksmanship improvement for firearm owners.

This YouTube video focuses on BUIS (Back-Up Iron Sights) placement on an RDS (Red Dot Sight) equipped handgun. It aims to educate viewers on firearms and promote the Sonoran Desert Institute's training programs. Links are provided for training registration, Patreon support, and community engagement on Facebook and Discord.

This video reviews the Springfield Armory Kuna 9mm large format pistol. It highlights the firearm's Croatian origins, its modified roller-delayed blowback action for reduced recoil, and AR-15-style ambidextrous controls. The review covers the non-reciprocating charging handle, 6-inch threaded barrel with muzzle brake, M-Lok handguard, Picatinny rail, and a unique hybrid folding iron sight system. A potential downside is the proprietary magazine system, though spare magazines are reasonably priced. The video also features an Aimpoint Duty RDS red dot sight and an Armageddon Gear sling.

This video is an excerpt from a broader "RDS" (likely Red Dot Sight) video produced by "Regular Guy Training." The description provides links to the training program's website, their Patreon page for support, a Facebook group for discussion, and a Discord server for community interaction. While the specific content of the excerpt isn't detailed, the context suggests it focuses on firearms, potentially related to the use of red dot sights in training scenarios.

This YouTube video aims to demonstrate the superiority of Red Dot Sights (RDS) over traditional iron sights on pistols. The content focuses on providing reasons and potentially comparisons to support the claim that RDS offer an advantage. The description also includes links to the creator's training services, Patreon, Facebook group, and Discord server, indicating a community-focused approach to firearms education and engagement.

This video focuses on a specific shooting technique for red dot sights on pistols, particularly for close-quarters engagement (3 yards and in). The instructor explains how to utilize "gross sight pictures" to overcome issues with acquiring the dot quickly, suggesting it builds an index for faster target acquisition at very short distances. This method is presented as a practical approach to improve performance in dynamic situations where speed is crucial.

This "Practical Shooting 101" video from InRange compares red dot sights (RDS) and holographic sights, explaining their technology and practical differences. The video aims to educate viewers to help them choose the right sight for their needs. An addendum highlights a crucial consideration: individuals with astigmatism may experience issues with reticle clarity, appearing as a "star" or a "blob." Viewers are advised to test sights before purchasing. The Patreon support model is also mentioned.

This video from InRange TV delves into the mounting options for LPVOs (Low Power Variable Optics) and Red Dot Sights (RDS), specifically addressing the trend of using offset or stacked mounts. The discussion moves beyond the initial perception of these setups as 'gamer gear' by highlighting the availability of dedicated mounts. The video aims to compare and contrast canted versus stacked configurations, as well as discuss bore offset considerations, using Reptilia mounts as a practical testbed to illustrate the benefits and drawbacks of each approach.

This video provides a brief look into a "MSP RDS Pistol Class." The title suggests an educational or training-focused session centered around pistols equipped with Red Dot Sights (RDS) and likely organized by the Maryland State Police (MSP). Expect insights into practical pistol handling, marksmanship, and the effective use of RDS technology in a training environment.

This video analyzes the RDS Pistol Fundamentals to Performance class, providing details to help viewers determine if the course is suitable for their needs. The content likely covers essential pistol shooting skills and how they translate to practical performance, potentially touching on aspects relevant to concealed carry, self-defense, or competitive shooting.

This video discusses the battery life of a specific firearm optic, referred to as the "Duty RDS". The creator expresses dissatisfaction with its longevity. The description provides links to their training services, Patreon, Facebook group, and a separate gaming channel, indicating a broader content creator presence beyond just firearms.

This video features the FN High Power pistol, highlighting modifications such as the addition of a red dot sight (RDS), VZ Grips, and a light rail. The title suggests a focus on the customization and potential performance enhancements of this classic handgun. It's likely aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in modernizing older pistol designs or exploring specific aftermarket accessories.