Videos tagged with Weaver Mount

This video focuses on the Truglo TG8040B Red Dot optic, presented as an excellent entry-level choice for rifles. The description highlights key features like its 40mm objective lens, 5-MOA reticle for fast target acquisition, unlimited eye relief, wide field of view, and durable CNC-machined aircraft-grade aluminum construction. It also details practical aspects such as click windage/elevation adjustments, rheostat-controlled brightness, flip-up lens caps, an integrated Weaver-style mount, and its suitability for various firearms including shotguns, rifles, airguns, and crossbows. The optic is also described as water and shock resistant, and fog-proof, making it a versatile accessory.

This video review focuses on the Monstrum Next Level Series Offset Scope Mount with an integrated anti-cant level bubble and Monstrum 34mm Precision Picatinny Scope Rings with a level bubble. The creator highlights a discount code '34mm704' for 30% off Monstrum products. The description also includes links to Amazon and the 704 Tactical Campsite, with a disclaimer about affiliate links that support the channel. The content appears to be a detailed look at budget-friendly scope mounting solutions for firearms.

This video provides a partial review of the McCutchen MF-50M, a .50 caliber AR-style upper receiver with a unique side-loading magazine. Despite troubleshooting efforts by NOLATAC Firearms Training, the reviewer encountered issues that prevented a full evaluation. The video also briefly showcases a Bushnell 4.5-30 x 50mm XRSII scope on a Weaver mount and tests PMC, Hornady, and Ventura Munitions ammunition. The reviewer expresses a desire to revisit the rifle once the issues are resolved, noting the inherent fun of shooting .50 caliber firearms despite the recoil.

This video from OpticsPlanet.com reviews the Laser Genetics ND-3 SubZero Laser Designator. The description highlights its versatility as both a laser designator and a flashlight, emphasizing its ability to function in extremely low temperatures. It features a 1-inch tube, a range of up to 3 miles, and runs on a single CR123A battery. The product includes various mounts like weaver mounts (3/8" and 5/8"), and mounts for spotting scopes or binoculars. The video encourages viewers to explore other laser sights on OpticsPlanet.com.

This video showcases the ATN Shot Trak HD and Shot Trak-X HD action cameras introduced at SHOT Show 2014. The description highlights their capabilities, including night vision, 5x lenses, full HD recording, built-in microphones, recoil testing, and compact design. The Shot Trak-X variant features an integrated laser. Both models come with a weaver mount for versatile attachment to firearms with rails and are presented as state-of-the-art devices offered at a competitive price point by OpticsPlanet.com.

This video showcases the NcSTAR Green Laser & LED Weapon Light, a tactical accessory available from OpticsPlanet.com. The description highlights its dual functionality with a bright 120-lumen LED flashlight and a green laser that performs well in daylight. It features easy mounting for full-sized and some compact pistols, with versatile illumination modes (laser only, laser/light combo, light only) controlled by a toggle switch and a rocker switch for momentary or constant activation. The product is presented as a robust and effective addition to a firearm.

This video reviews the Bushnell TRS-25 micro red dot sight, highlighting its high performance and value at around $90. The reviewer compares it favorably to the Aimpoint Micro sights, noting its compact size, 11 brightness levels, and 3000-hour battery life. It mounts easily to Picatinny/Weaver systems and is rated for recoil up to .375 H&H Magnum. While acknowledging the non-recessed lenses and the availability of lighter backup options like the Burris FastFire, the reviewer praises the TRS-25's positive selector dial, sufficient adjustment range, and the 3 MOA dot for precision and quick acquisition. The iTac RDS1 micro red dot is also briefly mentioned as a comparable alternative. The video emphasizes the excellent value proposition of the Bushnell TRS-25, especially considering its quality relative to more expensive options available in mid-2010.