I served as a firearms instructor at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center for a total of 15 years and I can say that Lenny is truly an outstanding instructor.
You have a great way of breaking things down to the lowest level of knowledge that makes it easy for newer shooters to understand but doesn't put off experienced shooters. Awesome mini series.
I appreciate you putting out info for people but 2 things need to be clarified for future viewers. #1. Never use red thred lock. If your sight ever needs to be repaired or a battery needs to be replaced, you will find out why. Blue thred lock is what you want. #2. The reason you had issues sighting in is because you were trying to adjust your shot group over to your dot. You actually do the opposite. Move the dot to the point of impact. In your initial group, you were low and right, so you need to move the dot down, and right until it meets your point of impact. I have found that the fastest way to do this is using a sand bag. After your first group, with your shooting hand, hold the gun at original point of aim, then use a small screwdriver(so you can see around the tool) and ajust the dot until it lines up with point of impact. This will get you close very quickly assuming you hold still. Best of luck all and happy shooting.
Lenny this reminded me of my typical day in the military. Spend all day on the range shooting and testing weapons. You know your stuff. I appreciate you brother.
I think that Lenny needs to do a video around Christmas and sit at that same table and read us a Christmas story......sporting the GlockStore shirt, Mug on the table along with the G19, add a red hat and a beard.... Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring Except the three unwelcome visitors who broke down the door....... take it from there.
Thank you "Lenny" for the articulate, easy to understand video. I will buy one of these[507C] in the next 10 days. I have learned many things from your videos and purchased dozen's of great products from the "GlockStore. Take care, Michael
This is the most informative video I watched on how to site a Holosun optic. Lenny Magill is very concise and easy to follow. I really had my optic out of whack. This helped me easily site it. I wish i could visit their facility in San Diego. 10+ video
I would recommend blue Loctite instead of red in my opinion. From my experience, blue works the best in this application because it leaves an option to remove the device easier in the event the red dot unit breaks and needs to be swapped out. I have never had blue loosen up on me.
Yeah unless it's something you're able to take a heat gun to putting red on there is going to be a recipe for regret. Isn't red one stop away from Black Max?
Red is BRUTAL for those tiny screws. Gonna need to bake your optic with a heat gun to get those screws out. Yep, Blue is the way to go. I even have PURPLE Loctite on hand which is for small fasteners.
Maybe you haven’t met California Gun owners. We are more Pro 2A than anyone else in this country. We actually have to fight it….ever thought about that?
@@GatCat dude just move to a state that has less laws on guns California is broken. Move to az it’s the best and people think twice before stealing knowing everyone and thier grandmothers are packing .
I just subbed. I've seen a few of your videos. This one, in particular, really solidified my decision. If you keep putting out videos like this, affable, honest, checking yourself when needed, this channel is going to explode. Good luck to you, sir. I look forward to seeing your channel grow.
An observation; Holosun should spend a “Penney or two” to provide an appropriately sized tool/handle to adjust the optic. Lenny was fighting the mini tool as much as the adjustment challenge. Thanks for all you do Lenny.
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I don't want to spend more for tools I don't need and others would agree with that. Don't use little mini tools, buy new or from a pawn shop. Tools are very cheap at pawn shops... because they were stolen.
I like using (or borrowing a friend's) a stationary pistol vice (HySkore, Ransom Rest, etc.) for sighting in optics. It takes the human error out of it. After all, a fellow wants his optic to be dead on. As always, another good video by Lenny.
A little “hate” on here for Lenny, but y’all need to give that a rest. Lenny is being deliberately slow and meticulous with this so that anyone at any knowledge level can understand the process. Yes... it’s like watching paint dry to you high-speed operators, but why did you even click on a 20 minute video on installing an optic in the first place? You already know this stuff! Lenny, nicely done. I even like the fact that you click/adjust in the wrong direction once. Heck, that’s a mistake that many folks would make. Well, not the afore mentioned high-speed operators of course... :-)
I get on paper, then chase the impact with the reticle, it's the easiest way to zero in my opinion. The go left, go right, go up, go down gets confusing!! Reticle always follows Poi, it's never failed me yet.. Great Video as always!!
I think i am to ocd about sighting in my pistols because i use a 1 inch circle at 15 yards and i am not happy unless i am damn near touching the circle with every shot. Thanks for everything you guys put out!
With iron sights you adjust the blade (rear sight) in the direction to where you want your groups. If you hit low to the right, you adjust the blade up and to the left; thus the barrel will point higher and more to the left, with the same sight picture. I don't know but suppose that the "Up" and "Right" on the Holosun 507C dictates the direction of impact, if adjusted accordingly (as is the case with Aimpoint red dot sights).
Correct. Turn the screw "up" to move point of impact up on the target, or "right" to move point of impact to the right. This will be the case for just about all modern scopes and red dot sights, but there may be some odd-ball exceptions.
Red Loctite is used when you don't need to ever take the sight off again. Green or blue is used on a the sight screws to hold it but still be able to remove it to change the battery when needed.
Great instructional video, again, Lenny. I've been vacillating between buying the Trijicon RMR 2 or Holosun. I think I'll save my $$ and buy the Holosun "circle dot". BTW, your probably one of the only guys our age that can rock a short sleeve shirt. I need to put my gun down and go do some bicep curls! 🤣 You da man!
Holsun 507c on a G19 Brownells windowed slide. Least expensive way to get in to a quality RDS on my G19. I used my old slide and bought a brand new G19 frame for $109. Bought Glock parts kit and Made a SECOND G19!!
Lenny I live just south of Nashville and am eagerly awaiting the opening of your newest location. I have a sig P365 that I would like to have a ShieldMRSc or a HOLOSUN 507c X23 installed on. The slide is not milled. Could you tell me when you will have the capabilities to perform that task in Nashville. My best regards Paul
The 1st group is the best causing the min parallax position is there.This kind of reflex sights by moving the light sources against the glasses to complete E/W adjustments get the same problem. One will understand better by 200y or longer rifle shootings. It’s hard to hit the target paper even. Try to compare it with Sightmark Mspec that has a different E/W system to keep the sight always at the min parallax .
I just bought my Glock 17 MOS and the Holosun 507c X2. My question is. If I use loctite 242 (red) will I ever be able to remove those screws should I need to? By the way fantastic instructive videos!
First time I watched one of your videos sir. It was very understandable! I want a rds on my 2.0 EDC but all the ones have looked, less then $200.00, I had to completely remove my rear sight. That just doesn't feel right with me. I've spend hours of dry fire and $1000.00s dollars on ammo and loosing the rear sight just doesn't set right with me. Even tho my 71 year old eyes are finding it getting harder and harder to see my front sight, even HiVis sights like truglow TFX Pros. True be known, I probably need new glasses and my problem should be solved!
Only issue with a smaller dot is getting a quick target acquisition. I have a 2 moa green dot on my Glock 23 and sometimes it's hard to find that small dot. Lots of practice.
I gotta say Lenny is great. He's like the Mike Rowe of the Glock world. Great content and I'm glad your business is killing it. I'm here in san diego and I can attest to the fact that the Glock store is incredible. They literally have everything Glock. If it's not right there in the store they'll have it in the warehouse 10 minutes down the road. Someone will run it up and you'll be on your way. If you haven't been go there and check it out. It should be the 9th wonder of the world. Lol
I had tried a few red dot sights and gave up on them. I have astigmatism in my eyes even with prescription eyeglass the red dot always appears as a comet or a flare no matter how expensive the red dot sight was. Also, sticking a bulky thingy on a pistol just doesn't seem right so I am still an iron-sight shooter for over 40 years.
Probably gonna get one of those Holosun's. But with the Glock Blue Label Program it almost costs as much as the gun! I have come to really appreciate your videos even if I have to be patient with the "one size has to fit all" approach. Still, the Mike Rowe voice is intoxicating. I've decided to start carrying again and my state requires us to pass the police firearm qualification so I'm hoping this sight with be a help to these old eyes.
Zeroing these can be tricky but I try to clear every other factor out of my head and ignore the irons and just do the clicks and trust the math. Zeroing rifles I fee is much easier because you can be more steady and they’re more accurate.
Hi lenny, great video as always, but I think you are going to ruin the sight if you ever have to take it off if it is malfunctioning or to change the battery because of the red loctite. If you have to remove red loctite as you know you have to heat it severely and I feel that might ruin the electronics in the sight. When I purchase mine I will be using blue loctite just in case of a problem. Keep up the great videos.
@@pollock56th it doesnt make a difference if you are zeroing or not. Focusing on the target is the correct way to use a reflex style sight. With both eyes open
🤦🏼♂️ front sight focus hit where your aiming, the target should be a blur in the back ground. As per the dot same as before, focus on the dot not your target. Get some training and get off RUclips
@@mikehoncho806I focus on target with my irons and I can hit 100 yards easily. With my red dot? Definite target focus as that's how they are designed. Focusing on the dot defeats the purpose of one. A red dot is for fast target acquisition. You look at the target then just bring the dot up into view. Having both eyes open is also key to this as it makes the optic body go opaque/see through, due to binocular vision. Fun fact. You can shoot a red dot accurately with the front cover blocking it. Assuming you have two eyes of course. Before you claim someone else needs training, why don't you do a fact check?
I'm pretty sure, with ransom rest, at 9 yards, all holes would be touching or at least less than an inch (not a 1.5-2" group) with most decent ammo even with the OEM barrel.
If you had to pick one optic with price not being an option between the RMR type 2 or this what would you run and why? Thanks for all the insightful videos I get tremendous value out of them
I just want the iron sights to hopefully increase my speed in finding the the red dot. Do I need both the rear and front or just the front sight? Thanks
Tried to go to the GS in Nashville, Tn to get my G19 slide milled based on LM indicating it could be done while you wait. NOT TRUE! I think it was a vague attempt to get you in and tell you they can’t do it on the same day, and will send it back within ten days. I was totally disappointed since I’m in LE and it’s my primary weapon. So, I suggest don’t allude to this being a possibility if in fact it’s not.
Lenny if you read these did you really use RED lock tight? Do you know that RED lock tight requires heat to disassemble? You’ll have to take a torch to the red dot to remove the screws.
Its easier to hold the gun on center and move the adjusments to point where your first three shots hit. then fire three more, then do fine adjustments...
Yes lol, as a firearms instructor I was yelling on the inside for him to follow thru. Also to stop racking the slide on the front and putting his fingers so close to the muzzle.
I served as a firearms instructor at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center for a total of 15 years and I can say that Lenny is truly an outstanding instructor.
You have a great way of breaking things down to the lowest level of knowledge that makes it easy for newer shooters to understand but doesn't put off experienced shooters. Awesome mini series.
I appreciate you putting out info for people but 2 things need to be clarified for future viewers. #1. Never use red thred lock. If your sight ever needs to be repaired or a battery needs to be replaced, you will find out why. Blue thred lock is what you want. #2. The reason you had issues sighting in is because you were trying to adjust your shot group over to your dot. You actually do the opposite. Move the dot to the point of impact. In your initial group, you were low and right, so you need to move the dot down, and right until it meets your point of impact. I have found that the fastest way to do this is using a sand bag. After your first group, with your shooting hand, hold the gun at original point of aim, then use a small screwdriver(so you can see around the tool) and ajust the dot until it lines up with point of impact. This will get you close very quickly assuming you hold still. Best of luck all and happy shooting.
I like orange locktite. It is between blue and red. Really nice bc I won’t come off but won’t seize on there
Lenny this reminded me of my typical day in the military. Spend all day on the range shooting and testing weapons. You know your stuff. I appreciate you brother.
I think that Lenny needs to do a video around Christmas and sit at that same table and read us a Christmas story......sporting the GlockStore shirt, Mug on the table along with the G19, add a red hat and a beard.... Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring Except the three unwelcome visitors who broke down the door....... take it from there.
Thank you "Lenny" for the articulate, easy to understand video. I will buy one of these[507C] in the next 10 days. I have learned many things from your videos and purchased dozen's of great products from the "GlockStore. Take care, Michael
Thanks for actually showing what the sight picture is supposed to look like.
This is the most informative video I watched on how to site a Holosun optic. Lenny Magill is very concise and easy to follow. I really had my optic out of whack. This helped me easily site it. I wish i could visit their facility in San Diego. 10+ video
I would recommend blue Loctite instead of red in my opinion. From my experience, blue works the best in this application because it leaves an option to remove the device easier in the event the red dot unit breaks and needs to be swapped out. I have never had blue loosen up on me.
@Old Soul just a heads up. the holosun has a battery tray on the side. No need to remove the optic for a battery swap.
@Old Soul definitely. It's a pain getting those screws out even if you put too much blue loctite. I've done it.
Yeah unless it's something you're able to take a heat gun to putting red on there is going to be a recipe for regret. Isn't red one stop away from Black Max?
@@Ramonsotojr not on the 507 C it's on the bottom sight has to be removed to change battery
They make sprays to remove c glues.
I’m about to do this process. This was incredibly helpful!!
I used blue Loctite on mine and it's been rock solid 1100 rounds in.
Red is BRUTAL for those tiny screws. Gonna need to bake your optic with a heat gun to get those screws out. Yep, Blue is the way to go. I even have PURPLE Loctite on hand which is for small fasteners.
Blue for sure. Made the mistake of using red on a thread protector...*once*. Never again.
Lenny you need to open a Glockstore in Arizona where you are far more welcome than in California!
Or Missouri.
Foreals you would make millions buddy promo
Georgia as well
Maybe you haven’t met California Gun owners. We are more Pro 2A than anyone else in this country. We actually have to fight it….ever thought about that?
@@GatCat dude just move to a state that has less laws on guns California is broken. Move to az it’s the best and people think twice before stealing knowing everyone and thier grandmothers are packing .
I just subbed. I've seen a few of your videos. This one, in particular, really solidified my decision. If you keep putting out videos like this, affable, honest, checking yourself when needed, this channel is going to explode. Good luck to you, sir. I look forward to seeing your channel grow.
An observation; Holosun should spend a “Penney or two” to provide an appropriately sized tool/handle to adjust the optic. Lenny was fighting the mini tool as much as the adjustment challenge. Thanks for all you do Lenny.
I don't want to spend more for tools I don't need and others would agree with that. Don't use little mini tools, buy new or from a pawn shop. Tools are very cheap at pawn shops... because they were stolen.
Great video ! Loved the honesty with accidental wrong direction on elevation. Thanx Lenny !
I like using (or borrowing a friend's) a stationary pistol vice (HySkore, Ransom Rest, etc.) for sighting in optics. It takes the human error out of it. After all, a fellow wants his optic to be dead on. As always, another good video by Lenny.
A little “hate” on here for Lenny, but y’all need to give that a rest. Lenny is being deliberately slow and meticulous with this so that anyone at any knowledge level can understand the process. Yes... it’s like watching paint dry to you high-speed operators, but why did you even click on a 20 minute video on installing an optic in the first place? You already know this stuff!
Lenny, nicely done. I even like the fact that you click/adjust in the wrong direction once. Heck, that’s a mistake that many folks would make. Well, not the afore mentioned high-speed operators of course... :-)
Lenny is the best at laying it out in detail.
This video explained to me how to sight a red dot at a beginner level. So you're right. Lenny did great.
Fine job Lenny, a little flash back 40 ago to a man who took the time to thoroughly explain thru trial & error how guns & such work.
I get on paper, then chase the impact with the reticle, it's the easiest way to zero in my opinion. The go left, go right, go up, go down gets confusing!! Reticle always follows Poi, it's never failed me yet.. Great Video as always!!
Exactly. Just follow your first shot and you're zeroed in a few rounds. Done!
I think i am to ocd about sighting in my pistols because i use a 1 inch circle at 15 yards and i am not happy unless i am damn near touching the circle with every shot. Thanks for everything you guys put out!
Zeroing is def not for people who have ocd 😂
I want to hear you say: "Let's get ready to rumble"! Great voice! 👍👍👍
With iron sights you adjust the blade (rear sight) in the direction to where you want your groups. If you hit low to the right, you adjust the blade up and to the left; thus the barrel will point higher and more to the left, with the same sight picture. I don't know but suppose that the "Up" and "Right" on the Holosun 507C dictates the direction of impact, if adjusted accordingly (as is the case with Aimpoint red dot sights).
Correct. Turn the screw "up" to move point of impact up on the target, or "right" to move point of impact to the right. This will be the case for just about all modern scopes and red dot sights, but there may be some odd-ball exceptions.
Red Loctite is used when you don't need to ever take the sight off again. Green or blue is used on a the sight screws to hold it but still be able to remove it to change the battery when needed.
Good stuff... I just ordered a Holoson 508T
Great instructional video, again, Lenny. I've been vacillating between buying the Trijicon RMR 2 or Holosun. I think I'll save my $$ and buy the Holosun "circle dot".
BTW, your probably one of the only guys our age that can rock a short sleeve shirt. I need to put my gun down and go do some bicep curls! 🤣 You da man!
My tip for removing a screw with red locktite is to put a soldering iron on the screws to heat the screw up and liquefy the locktite.
Great follow up to the first video! Thanks Lenny
Seems like it would be worth using a laser bore sighter before going to the range. That's what I do.
Lenny shooting off a coffee cup - Legendary!!
Always a great demonstration. Thank you.
Holsun 507c on a G19 Brownells windowed slide. Least expensive way to get in to a quality RDS on my G19. I used my old slide and bought a brand new G19 frame for $109. Bought Glock parts kit and Made a SECOND G19!!
Lenny I live just south of Nashville and am eagerly awaiting the opening of your newest location. I have a sig P365 that I would like to have a ShieldMRSc or a HOLOSUN 507c X23 installed on. The slide is not milled. Could you tell me when you will have the capabilities to perform that task in Nashville. My best regards
Paul
Lenny, Great reviews and you seem like a decent instructor. Novice shooter from WISCO.. I just bought a holosun 510
The 1st group is the best causing the min parallax position is there.This kind of reflex sights by moving the light sources against the glasses to complete E/W adjustments get the same problem. One will understand better by 200y or longer rifle shootings. It’s hard to hit the target paper even. Try to compare it with Sightmark Mspec that has a different E/W system to keep the sight always at the min parallax .
I just bought my Glock 17 MOS and the Holosun 507c X2. My question is. If I use loctite 242 (red) will I ever be able to remove those screws should I need to? By the way fantastic instructive videos!
First time I watched one of your videos sir. It was very understandable! I want a rds on my 2.0 EDC but all the ones have looked, less then $200.00, I had to completely remove my rear sight. That just doesn't feel right with me. I've spend hours of dry fire and $1000.00s dollars on ammo and loosing the rear sight just doesn't set right with me. Even tho my 71 year old eyes are finding it getting harder and harder to see my front sight, even HiVis sights like truglow TFX Pros. True be known, I probably need new glasses and my problem should be solved!
Would it be easier to use the 2moa dot to zero then just turn on the 32moa after and be zeroed?
yes, significantly. its also much better to have a small point of aim. 1-2" square.
Only issue with a smaller dot is getting a quick target acquisition. I have a 2 moa green dot on my Glock 23 and sometimes it's hard to find that small dot. Lots of practice.
@@bccwolves89 some say just find your sight picture and your dot should be right on.
I was wondering why you said adjusting down on your first elevation adjustment when you needed up.
Nice job Lenny
I gotta say Lenny is great. He's like the Mike Rowe of the Glock world. Great content and I'm glad your business is killing it. I'm here in san diego and I can attest to the fact that the Glock store is incredible. They literally have everything Glock. If it's not right there in the store they'll have it in the warehouse 10 minutes down the road. Someone will run it up and you'll be on your way. If you haven't been go there and check it out. It should be the 9th wonder of the world. Lol
Excellent instruction on both videos. Thank you sir!
I'm definitely going to get the holosun 507 c sounds easy to setup
Lenny is a great teacher
I had tried a few red dot sights and gave up on them. I have astigmatism in my eyes even with prescription eyeglass the red dot always appears as a comet or a flare no matter how expensive the red dot sight was. Also, sticking a bulky thingy on a pistol just doesn't seem right so I am still an iron-sight shooter for over 40 years.
Once you get the dot to where you want it to be Will you have to readjust them the next time.
Probably gonna get one of those Holosun's. But with the Glock Blue Label Program it almost costs as much as the gun! I have come to really appreciate your videos even if I have to be patient with the "one size has to fit all" approach. Still, the Mike Rowe voice is intoxicating. I've decided to start carrying again and my state requires us to pass the police firearm qualification so I'm hoping this sight with be a help to these old eyes.
Good lesson, but I did get a little chuckle out of you using a ceramic mug as your rest!
Zeroing these can be tricky but I try to clear every other factor out of my head and ignore the irons and just do the clicks and trust the math. Zeroing rifles I fee is much easier because you can be more steady and they’re more accurate.
Good, honest lesson. Thanks.
Hi lenny, great video as always, but I think you are going to ruin the sight if you ever have to take it off if it is malfunctioning or to change the battery because of the red loctite. If you have to remove red loctite as you know you have to heat it severely and I feel that might ruin the electronics in the sight. When I purchase mine I will be using blue loctite just in case of a problem. Keep up the great videos.
Great educational video. Thank you for the detailed info.
Was told always shoot w/ both eyes open when using RSS and not looking the dot. You should look at the target and there you will see the dot printed.
I am pretty sure it was just to zero the sight in once that is done both eyes open.
@@pollock56th it doesnt make a difference if you are zeroing or not. Focusing on the target is the correct way to use a reflex style sight. With both eyes open
🤦🏼♂️ front sight focus hit where your aiming, the target should be a blur in the back ground. As per the dot same as before, focus on the dot not your target. Get some training and get off RUclips
Rebel Rolloffs Yep. Agreed. 👌🏻😊
@@mikehoncho806I focus on target with my irons and I can hit 100 yards easily. With my red dot? Definite target focus as that's how they are designed. Focusing on the dot defeats the purpose of one. A red dot is for fast target acquisition. You look at the target then just bring the dot up into view. Having both eyes open is also key to this as it makes the optic body go opaque/see through, due to binocular vision. Fun fact. You can shoot a red dot accurately with the front cover blocking it. Assuming you have two eyes of course.
Before you claim someone else needs training, why don't you do a fact check?
thnk u-one of the best optic videos
Do they sell those ceramic shooting rests on the GS website?
Awesome video , just ordered a Holosun
I'm pretty sure, with ransom rest, at 9 yards, all holes would be touching or at least less than an inch (not a 1.5-2" group) with most decent ammo even with the OEM barrel.
If you had to pick one optic with price not being an option between the RMR type 2 or this what would you run and why? Thanks for all the insightful videos I get tremendous value out of them
You don't sell bore lasers?
Who else was waiting for him to take a sip from that mug?
Heaven forbid one either breaks or loses that little tool. Appreciate the handy oiling tips.
Think the screws are a torque head t-8
I just want the iron sights to hopefully increase my speed in finding the the red dot. Do I need both the rear and front or just the front sight? Thanks
Mine out the box on my 19mos was dead nuts at 10yrds I mean perfect no adjustments...I was stunned
I had the same magic happen when I installed mine.
That's rare
Fantastic video!!!
I've never used a big coffee cup for a hand rest before. I'll have to try that.
Tried to go to the GS in Nashville, Tn to get my G19 slide milled based on LM indicating it could be done while you wait. NOT TRUE!
I think it was a vague attempt to get you in and tell you they can’t do it on the same day, and will send it back within ten days. I was totally disappointed since I’m in LE and it’s my primary weapon. So, I suggest don’t allude to this being a possibility if in fact it’s not.
Love your videos Lenny ! Thanks for this
Will the trijicon suppressor sights cowitness with the dot? Or to do you recommend other iron sights?
Be careful sighting in a red dot too close. It might be bulls eye at 5yds but at 25yds you will be hitting the target high
Lenny if you read these did you really use RED lock tight? Do you know that RED lock tight requires heat to disassemble? You’ll have to take a torch to the red dot to remove the screws.
Is there any way to have Hickok45's hands with Lenny Magills narration? Can someone please get to work on this... maybe Photoshop?
So what's better co witness or lower 1/3
If the Suppressors are off after the Holosun is sighted, should you then adjust the fixed sights to finalize?
Do you have one setup on any of your range gun that we can rent at your range to test it before buying the sight?
If you put the dot on your front site you now hace to depend on 2 items rather than one the dot.
Hey Lenny what's the differance between this platform and Laser Dots?
Just got the holosun 570c X2 , time to zero it in
Its easier to hold the gun on center and move the adjusments to point where your first three shots hit. then fire three more, then do fine adjustments...
Hey Lenny, can the XS-F8 sights Co-witness with the HS507C optic?
Great video. Very informative.
Does that Holosun red dot share the same foot print as a trigicon RMR ? I’m interested in putting one on a Glock gen 3 slide
Yes
Yup
Great job Lenny!!
Lenny,
Open both eyes and stop looking at the target immediately after you fire each round. Stay on your sights or dot. “Follow through”
Yes lol, as a firearms instructor I was yelling on the inside for him to follow thru. Also to stop racking the slide on the front and putting his fingers so close to the muzzle.
Great video!
Are you guys still in business?? I called but no one answered.
Lenny was the Counter clockwise arrow for up... actually down?
What size sites do u use 1xl or 5xl
Why do you lock the slide back every time you adjust the clicks on the red dot sight??
To make sure the chamber is cleared to prevent accidental discharge.
What iron sights do you have on this gun
with red dots, you can also shoot with both eyes open.
Very informative, thank you
Did your red dot sight aligned with your iron sights?
i know this is dumb ,but someone has to ask it.is one easier to see then the other red vs green
Two great videos...great explanation 🤓
I’m new to reflex sights but this looks hella complicated:/
what sights are you using to cowitness?
looking at the specs... Says adjustments are "1 MOA" not 1/8 MOA....
Very nice and informative vids.
Thanks for doing these videos, Lenny. Great information you presented. 👍
Cool cool cool any chances of a glock 20 polymer 80%??
Now, put a comp on it and let’s see what you have.