GPO SetBack—Cantilever for Compact Tactical Scopes
A good cantilever mount is almost worth its weight in gold, but unfortunately…
A good cantilever mount is almost worth its weight in gold, but unfortunately…
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In this Briefing Room video we continue to talk about Pistol Red Dot Sights. Today we are at the range and go over how Dave zeros his pistol red dot sights. To save a little time you can co-witness the dot to the iron sights but the two should be sighted in separately. In this video we use the 10 Yard RMR Zeroing Target from Arma Dynamics. You can download the target for free from their website. Be sure to check out our other videos on this topic in the Briefing Room Playlist. Thanks for watching!
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Dave is the primary on-camera personality and content creator at Guns & Tactics. His experience the in firearms industry, training, law enforcement and media spans more than two decades. He is a proud retired law enforcement officer, having served as a Patrol Sergeant, use of force instructor, and firearms trainer. During that time, he provided department communication to the public and news media and began creating online content in his “spare time.” He joined the Guns & Tactics team full time after retiring from law enforcement following 20 years of decorated service.
We had such a great time speaking with we are back for part 2. In this video we are talking more about ballistics and learning from Johann’s expertise….
Since building my first AR as a hobbyist several years ago, I’ve gone through several different mindsets when it comes to triggers. When I first started, I didn’t know any better, so a “mil-spec” single stage trigger was what I learned on, and what I knew. Of course when the AR-building bug struck again I did what many builders and hobbyists do – spend a crap ton of money on a bunch of add-ons, attachments, doodads and whiz-bangs, and I ended up with an 8-9 lb rifle with a bunch of stuff I really didn’t need in real life. It looked cool, though.
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[dcs_img_right framed=”black” w=”202″ h=”192″] http://gunsandtactics.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/GLOCK.jpg [/dcs_img_right] Female competitor set for the 2013 season as GLOCK invests in promising future SMYRNA, Ga. – GLOCK, Inc. today announced its selection…
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