Holosun 507k Review + Range Test + P365 SAS RDS vs Glock 43 no RDS скачать в хорошем качестве

Holosun 507k Review + Range Test + P365 SAS RDS vs Glock 43 no RDS

00:00 - 8:40 - I talk a lot 8:40 - 18:49 - 10 yard center-axis relock stance shooting, more talking 18:49 - 20:38 - Initial 10 yard shooting w/ P365 RDS. Shoot steel & groups. 20:39 - 24:02 - 10 yard groups w/ P365 & Glock43 24:03 - 26:50 - 20 yard groups w/ P365 & Glock43 26:51 - 27:40 - Thoughts 27:41 - 28:50 - 40 yard shots, one-handed w/ P365. Just ringing steel! 28:51 - 33:40 - 50 yard shots w/ P365 & Glock43 33:41 - 34:49 - Close-up of the Holosun 507k and more thoughts 34:50 - 39:19 - I talk some more. Final thoughts. This video started out being a review of the Holosun 507k and ended up turning into more of a P365 RDS vs Glock 43 w/ irons test. In the video I take both pistols out to 50 yards to see if there's any particular advantage "at range" to using an RDS with a sub-compact, or if the RDS' main value comes via faster target acquisition. I shot hours worth of range footage and tried my best to condense it down, but this video still clocks in at 40 minutes! I definitely have a lot to say and I had a ton of fun shooting for this. I apologize in advance for any editing snafus or giffs & gaffs. I am still getting used to Adobe Premier Pro. So at the end of the day, what are my conclusions? Is a Sig P365 SAS with an RDS a better EDC than a regular ole' Glock 43 when it comes to target acquisition and accuracy? Obviously the P365 has the advantage of a double-stacked mag as compared to the regular Glock 43, but what about everything else? Come with me on this journey of discovery and frustration as we find out together in this video. Thanks again for stopping by! Here's a list of the firearms used in this video: Sig P365 SAS modified with the following: Wilson Combat WCP365 grip with tungsten weights SAS Customs optic plate Holosun 507k RDS Non-ported 9x19 barrel Flat trigger Glock 43 Zev Fulcrum Trigger Ghost disconnector