Videos tagged with Rear Sight

This video, titled "Iron Sights 101," provides an instructional guide on how to properly use iron sights on firearms. It emphasizes achieving a clear sight picture by aligning the front sight post correctly with the rear sight, ensuring it is centered and at an equal height with an equal amount of light on both sides. The goal is to help viewers achieve accurate hits by improving their ability to see the front sight with the necessary clarity. The description also includes promotional links for TENICOR.

This video features Jeff discussing the COA's rear sight integration system. The description highlights the manufacturer's website and social media presence, indicating a focus on product presentation and potential review. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the topic suggests it relates to firearm accessories or modifications, likely aimed at enhancing the functionality of handguns.

This video focuses on the Johnson M1941 rifle, specifically highlighting its use by the US Marine Corps in the Pacific Theater during World War II. It details common field modifications made by Marines, such as cutting off front sight wings and altering the rear aperture sight to a V-notch or U-notch. The video showcases an example of a rifle exhibiting these modifications, providing historical context and visual information on a lesser-known aspect of this firearm's service life.

This video appears to be a short-form demonstration or showcase of a Magpul MBUS rear sight. Given the title's inclusion of generic firearm hashtags and the emphasis on a specific accessory, the content likely focuses on the product itself, its features, or its application on a firearm. The video's brevity and hashtag usage suggest it's aimed at quick engagement and discoverability on platforms like YouTube Shorts.

This YouTube video focuses on a fundamental aspect of firearm accuracy: the proper alignment of rear sight to front sight. It utilizes a LaserLyte system, suggesting a method for training or verifying sight alignment. The content is instructional, aiming to improve a shooter's ability to achieve a consistent and accurate sight picture for effective aiming.

This YouTube Short highlights a firearm owner's unexpected situation where their rifle lacks a rear sight, leading to a #Fail moment. The video uses hashtags to indicate its shortcomings and the platform it's intended for.

This video provides essential tips on measuring and adjusting traditional iron sights, also known as open sights, on firearms. It highlights the difference in measurement methods for pistol and rifle front sights. The core advice focuses on adjusting the rear sight whenever possible for simplicity, but also explains how to adjust the front sight if necessary. The presenter emphasizes that to raise the point of impact, you raise the rear sight or lower the front sight, and to move the point of impact left, you drift the front sight right – a counter-intuitive but crucial concept for shooters.

This YouTube video provides a detailed walkthrough guide on how to uninstall the factory rear and front sights and install Wilson Combat sights on the 2020 Colt Python. Presented by Guy Joubert of Wilson Combat, the tutorial breaks down the process into clear steps, starting with what you'll need, then covering rear sight removal and installation, followed by front sight removal and installation. The video emphasizes that this installation is straightforward and achievable for most users. It specifically notes that these Wilson Combat sights are only compatible with the new production Colt 2020 Python and Anaconda models.

This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to precisely adjust the windage marks on the front sight of an M1A or M1 Garand rifle. It aims to help viewers achieve proper front sight alignment, ensuring the rear sight remains centered for easier windage corrections during field use. The tutorial emphasizes simplicity and clarity in the adjustment process.

This YouTube video is a teaser for content on SOB TV, focusing on a "Rear Site Overhang." The description indicates a breakdown of this specific site and promises discussion of much more related content available on SOB Tactical's website. The teaser aims to drive viewers to their platform for in-depth analysis and discussion on firearm-related topics.

This video details the repair and refurbishment of a Smith & Wesson 34-1 .22LR revolver, often referred to as a "kit gun." The owner addresses a lost rear sight by sourcing and installing a used replacement, securing it with blue Loctite to prevent future issues. The video expresses excitement about the revolver being fixed and ready for range use.

This video provides a straightforward tutorial on how to calibrate and whiten the elevation knob on an M1A rifle's rear sight. It emphasizes a simple, quick method, avoiding complex procedures and messy paints. The goal is to make the sight markings clearer and easier to read for improved accuracy.