Crimson Trace Rad Micro Pro optic review
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- Taking a look at one of the newest entries into the micro pistol optic category, the Crimson Trace Rad Micro Pro!
Rad Micro Pro via Brownells
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*For manual reviewer: This video was filmed in a controlled environment specifically for firearm reviews. All firearms shown are verified unloaded at all times. The parts discussed in this video do not affect the internal function of the weapon, they are external changes only. *
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:02 Specs and MSRP
2:25 Battery Life
2:20 Pros
4:04 Cons
5:33 Final Thoughts
Appreciate the quick simple videos. Answered all the questions I had and didn’t have to wait and listen to a 30 minute video. Thanks man
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I just picked up one of these dots from PSA for 119.
I picked up one as well just to find out that it's not rmr for my dagger. Is there a conversion plate to do that?
@@durancooley1080 not that I know of. It's the shield RMSc footprint.
Can I put this on a dove tail mounting plate for my g43?
What sights are you using with the Crimson Trace Glock 43x mos
I'm currently running Truglo TG231G2's. The Taurus uses a Glock-style sight, so I *think* they'd be compatible with a G43, but make sure before you buy 'em
Actually that's incorrect (1:10)... it comes in a 5 MOA green dot and a 3 MOA red dot for the Rad Micro Pro.
20,000 hrs for the red.
And it's 3 moa.
For that price why not get a holosun?
CT seems to have priced this to undercut the Holosun offerings on purpose...for some the extra +/- 50 bucks is the deciding factor here. I would tend to agree though, and would recommend the Holosun over this.