Are Solar Red Dots Any Good Yet?

Solar panels on red dots have always been a gimmick in the past, but the new Holosun SCS and SCRS are seeking to change that. Did they succeed? Or just suck? Let's find out.
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[@BrassFacts]

I'm surprised that non of the auto adjust modes optics let you use the adjustment buttons while in auto mode. Such that it basically acts as a trim to set what you want the brightness level to be for a given light input. Combined with a limiter that only allows the auto brightness to go up or down say, +/- 4 settings, would make for a much more useful auto brightness for a CCW handgun context.

[@joshuabracke5775]

I feel that would be the next version of the SCS we'd see for pistols. They do give you that manual max brightness setting for 30 min but I'd like to at least see that be programmable because the max brightness is way too much even in an overcast day

[@brentonk5074]

The logic manufacturer used to design the red dot with auto brightness adjust just not smart enough.

[@JakeCamo]

Yea seriously that would be extremely useful

[@alexxu3004]

@@brentonk5074I think it's more of highest sustainable brightness from solar power alone kind of deal especially on pistol sight without capacitor

[@michaelblacktree]

Here's another idea: Put a light sensor in the field of view. You know, so it adjusts to the actual amount of light going through the optic. Crazy idea? I'm guessing they're using the voltage output from the solar panel as the "light sensor?" That's simple and easy, but also lazy.

[@MW-sw4cp]

The auto brightness is like a fiber optic with extra steps.

[@wishuhadmyname]

ACOG: Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power!

[@GeorgeCowsert]

Yes, but fiber optics can only really work for etched reticles in prism optics. A solar panel is the only feasible way to make a holo or red dot sight auto adjust.

[@spehhhsssmarineer8961]

@@GeorgeCowsert Didn’t trijicon make a reflex sight powered by a fiber optic?

[@MW-sw4cp]

Mepro and trijicon. The m21 and rmr don't have an etched reticle but are fiber optic and tritium illuminated "dots".

[@marcusborderlands6177]

​@@spehhhsssmarineer8961yes and they SUCK. hop has videos on em

[@natsuccubus]

someone should make a module that clamps on the top and shines an led on it :3

[@Hoplopfheil]

What a truly awful thing to say.

[@slick4415]

And make the module solar powered

[@CokeheadClause]

@@slick4415and then they should make a module that clamps on top and shines another LED on it.

[@DrRudymax]

Just mount a vampire light facing back towards you 5head

[@MrHVHVHV]

I have that for my old meperolight that suffers from horrible washout. Full-retard circle - get old optic that operates without batteries and then add a battery powered led light that feeds the light gathering fibres. It adds weight, bulk and you can see the diod from some angles😂

[@achilles_kbab]

11:32 the Chinese have, indeed devised an EMP that can erase etched reticles. It's called a thermonuclear bomb.

[@Toasty_Toast.]

"What type electromagnetism?" *Gamma*

[@nighthawk3305]

​@@Toasty_Toast.Spicy air

[@NEVECcommand]

I like Holosun’s solar backup option. I’ve never been convinced to trust a pure solar device, however, the backup is better than having a dead battery and a dedicated paperweight. Even if it’s dim, it’s better than no reticle at all IMO

[@jason200912]

It actually uses solar as primary and battery as backup which is far smarter than doing the opposite

[@heyhayhay247]

A flight somehow KO-ed the 1632 in my 507C despite being a relatively new battery. The solar mode made it at least usable until I could get to a new battery.

[@BuckF0eJiden]

Agreed. I've run Holosun 407cs on my rifles and my pistol for a while now, solely because of the solar backup with the shake awake and auto-off. I really like having a 2 moa dot over a rifle scope, too. 6" dot at 300 on a 5.56 gun, mounted at +4.5" over bore and a 65 yd zero (16" GPR) makes taking shots in a hurry with your dot out to 300 a breeze.

[@3dlimetapse779]

Prism 1x scopes with etched reticles is what ur really looking for

[@heyhayhay247]

@3dlimetapse779 They're not applicable or as useful in most situations, but they have their place though

[@nathan_k]

1:00 - Okay, that's all I needed. This is the only point of the video worth watching. Socko makes his guest appearance early and is fine as usual. Didn't have to skip to the end this time.

[@nathan_k]

...now I'm curious how this timestamp will look in the "timeline histogram" bell curve graph.

[@Hoplopfheil]

If you quit at 1 minute you miss the extended catmeo at 10 minutes.

[@LFDNC]

I’m watching it meow with my own little fuzzbutt.

[@josedorsaith5261]

​@@LFDNC For a moment i thought you were talking about your actual butt

[@notaboutit3565]

@@josedorsaith5261 turn around and look at your own bubble butt before you look at the bubble butt of the world

[@G3ntl3Giant]

I have been running the Sig Romeo 4T on two rifles for over 5 years and a Holosun 509T on another for a couple of years and I have never needed to swap out their original batteries, but I do live in Southwest, AZ so it's sunny 90% time and they have ran flawlessly thus far

[@Panzermeister36]

I took part in environmental destructive testing of the Holosun 507c as part of a defence-related weapons procurement. The solar panel cracked during minor drop testing which did not damage other optics. The 507c would also default to some stupid solar panel mode (solar low?) after every battery swap (which we did after each test...) which was very irritating. We could not find any benefit of having the solar panel; it was simply a structural weakness and usability problem. I also learned the EOTech Vudu is terrible...

[@JohnRedacted]

based Vudu hater , in durabilty , if you tested them that is . how did sig/holosun style T-1 optics like Romeo 5 & 403/530 kinda optic hold up compared with aimpoint and eotech stuff

[@EdwardSnortin]

​@@JohnRedactedI'm curious about that too

[@jason200912]

I can't really think of a scenario of banging up a gun and optic that hard. Maybe you decide to rock climb with the rifle slung in front if you? Because bullet or shrapnel to ant gun or optic will break the optic.

[@Panzermeister36]

​@@jason200912 standard NATO 3 foot drop test onto a plywood surface.

[@jason200912]

@@Panzermeister36 it seems Estonia did not have this problem in their contract

[@Uncle_Anthoni]

I do believe the scrs can also charge from light in your house too. It doesn't need to just be sunlight.

[@Cant_Stop-Wont-Stop0329]

Yes, artificial light will charge it.

[@PNWGUERRILLA]

The Chinese haven’t made anything that can effect glass etching………yet

[@MrRobertSpearsJr]

if you want a solar powered optic, use a Trijicon ACOG

[@hambone950]

or their dual lume rmr

[@3oneThrid]

I love them, the best part about them to me is automatic adjustment to current lighting. To each their own 🤘🏻

[@Asdf-wf6en]

You should make a video that talks about AR buffers and various different things and whether they're snake oil, like Geissele's braided springs, flatwire springs, KAK's kspec buffers, JP silent capture buffers, etc.

[@jshudd]

I’ve never had a problem with the auto brightness settings on my Holosuns. Yes a good setting for inside is a little dim when moving outside and a little bright when moving from outside to inside but a quick single click of the plus or minus buttons fixes it and all transitions from brighter or lower light adjust fine. In a SHTF situation where it is set to one of the other it’s not too bad either way that I can’t use the optic in an emergency without having to adjust first. If a spare minute pops up I can click a button with my left hand. I don’t really plan on using the solar failsafe but the auto brightness is my favorite feature and I have several models of Holosuns for my stuff

[@FocusTripp]

I literally just got one...

[@Hoplopfheil]

BOULDER BOULDER BOULDER

[@SnapD24]

I'm just excited that there's a PDP involved.

[@jake9705]

In the USA, you can often legally steal someone else's patented design by simply adding a unique feature to the stolen design. (Note: *your* unique feature doesn't necessarily have to add value, it just has to be unique.) That's why I've assumed these unique solar features don't work all that great. The solar panel addition to red dot sights is a legal loophole which allows manufacturers to legally steal whole- or partially patented-designs from other manufacturers.

[@roflchopter11]

The idea that these patents were even issued is laughable. Based on the number of people independently inventing forward facing narrow field of view light sensors, this feature is definitely "obvious to someone skilled in the art"

[@ignitionSoldier]

This review came just in time. I was thinking about throwing this on an LPVO top mounted. I think I'll go ahead and do that. Thanks!

[@cokedaz]

I have a Holosun HS403C. You get the option of the 5 years battery life constant on which is the same as used like a normal Aimpoint T1, but if the battery dies, or something goes wrong like I have seen in other red dots such as battery compartments coming loose and losing complete connection (both on Sig Romeo and Vortex optics) this has a backup. It may not be perfect but even in a dark room there is still a dot I can see, so you aren't without any sighting whatsoever. I only use it to target shoot in a dark range with a bright target and I have no issues whatsoever seeing the dot. It just means if something goes wrong and it dies or the connection points fail, there will be still some form of dot there. I have never had an issue for the last 6 and a half years left on since I got it. I like this feature a lot. But not all Holosun dots with a solar panel even work with no battery like the HE507C.

[@kirklowe5608]

Super Capacitors often last only a few years. They are notorious for only lasting 3 years in many vehicle dashcams.

[@cmtptr]

Holosun will never abandon PV for the same reason Glock will never make an all-metal magazine: it's burned into their brand.

[@Hoplopfheil]

Same with Beretta and the 92 :)

[@alexxu3004]

8:30, probably the sight being heavier than pistol sight made it not ideal to be reciprocating with the slide

[@dtroy15]

Maybe holosun haven't got this nailed yet, but i don't see any reason why this COULDN'T work. I have a casio pro-trek watch I bought eight years ago which is charged by solar. It has automatic LED illumination when a wrist is turned and it's sufficiently dark, sort of like "shake awake". It has much smaller photocells than most sights, proudces much more light, and has lasted a very long time. I suspect sights will eventually figure out solar. The tech exists, it just hasn't been well imolemented yet.

[@bradyh699]

“Throw it against a boulder” hahaha love it!

[@englematic]

I picked up one of these for use as an offset on my competition rifle. Works well for that role. Gets plenty of sunlight coming out for regular matches and practicing on the range.

[@rashiro]

The SCS handgun optic has been working very well, and the forward facing sensor does work as intended when you turn on a weapon light, or are looking from a dark room to a bright background.

[@warbuzzard7167]

Jeeze, Hop, gettin’ enough smoke back out of that bolt, buddy? That suppressor is really feeding back the gas, isn’t it?

[@Sinisterkid5R4]

I bought a 509tx2 to mount on an AK for the light weight and low height over bore. The glass quality on mine was not good enough for a rifle. Maybe for a subgun and for sure a pistol. I swapped it for an SCRS at the cost of another ounce and far prefer the SCRS on a rifle. The glass is good and can be magnified where the 509 made everything fuzzy. I didn't get it for the ability to autoadjust brightness since I also found it to be crap too but for less than 300 dollars it is a solid red dot if you're trying to stay weight conscious. Time will tell how my battery holds up with just to sun to keep it going. it is also nicely low profile with the recessed turrets and thick housing. I think since it is overall shorter than an aimpoint style dot it blocks your vision less too (shoot with both eyes open anyway).

[@Hoplopfheil]

I'm surprised you found the SCRS much better if at all than the 509tX2, if you're absolutely positive it was an X2. They're both definitely blue and warpy like a pistol sight, but a lot better than the old gens.

[@jiml4253]

I've been using a SCS on my VP9 for idk 8-9 months and I love it. I haven't had any issues, always a good brightness.

[@ColonelEagle]

Socko has a collar now? Cute.

[@Hoplopfheil]

It's just a flea collar, I should get him something more dignified.

[@ElTejon47901]

We must get Hop a gig with Leupold out there in Hippyland and have him design optics which he must review. An endless Mobius loop of suffering.

[@Falconguygaming]

But then Leupold might make a scope that doesn't have an Achilles heel

[@ElTejon47901]

@@Falconguygaming 1. Unpossible. 2. If Leupold did that, it would be discontinued in 10 days.

[@diet_dr.demoncore]

The manual mode seems like a step in the right direction but the solar tech still has a little way to go before it really hits it's stride. I'm interested to see how this is iterated on in the coming years

[@ericb.4358]

"... not as appealing as a standard red dot with TWO batteries." YEP! For my 9 mm PCC's AEMS sight I keep 2 2032 batteries stored in the MAGPUL pistol grip storage, along with assorted Allen wrenches and the HOLOSUN tool. So actually I've got 3 batteries. Belt & suspenders, ya know.

[@fromach]

If it hasn't been said already, there's actually a green dot Holosun makes that justifies solar only, the SCS MOS. It's designed to flush fit into the MOS slot on a Glock and not block stock sights.

[@emilewicz14]

In sunglasses you look like a young Andrew Eldritch from the Sisters of Mercy.

[@Hoplopfheil]

I get that a lot

[@theirishman6728]

I loath internal batteries on most anything that doesn't also have a replaceable main battery housing. So on the surface it's almost like a tritium alternative with similar features. However my concern about this over tritium is that extreme cold doesn't sap tritium illumination. What would it do to this optic, even though it uses such a small amount of charge to power the LED as it's being used. Might not be a big deal in this case. Not like it is with say internal battery powered flashlights anyway. But still, that will reduce the life of the battery charge significantly. Cold kills battery performance.

[@Steelcity77]

Having a solar only red dot is no bueno, but as a backup to the battery im cool with. I love my 510c, it's never let me down.

[@jason200912]

Estonia does it. So does forgotten weapons inrange.

[@stephenurban9880]

If the optic is on a "bag gun" then there is no reason to leave the optic on in the bag. Simply turn it on as you pull the gun out of the bag.

[@ginger_gains]

Love the little dig at lead and steel lol

[@paulis7319]

Auto-brightness on any device has been woefully shitty since it was first developed. If I'm not going to use it on my phone, I'm definitely not going to use it on weapon that I need to trust my life with.

[@TacticalAccountants]

A fellow man of culture/PDP enjoyer. Is that a Jarvis comp?

[@Hoplopfheil]

PMM JTTC comp

[@S1deshowRob]

Nice cat cameo, smashed that like button

[@protectpersevere2030]

Great video once again hoplopflophile

[@ryewaldman2214]

I've got some of the solar powered 403c on a 9mm and 22lr carbine that i use for small game hunting and i really like the auto-brightness feature of the sight. it works for the changing light conditions throughout the day and with different cloud conditions. Here, the key is that for things like rabbits, racoon, coyote, etc, they are smaller and usually difficult to distinguish against the local vegetation, so having the dot too bight causes washout that obstructs a clear view of the target. Here, the auto-brightness setting is actually just about right for having the right contrast between dot and target. Bonus: even if the battery is dead, solar still gives me a dot during hunting hours. I'm not expecting you to change your mind, i just wanted to point out that there are different use cases where traditional solar is not "worthless" but actually a plus. I'm using this on hunting gear, so there is no way i'm putting a light on these, or hanging extra "backup" irons on these because weight needs to be a low as possible on this carry carbine. The solar panel is the 'backup'. Actually, it's more like the battery is the backup because the solar mode is the primary use mode. The SCS system is definitely an improvement in the right direction vs the older solar system.

[@shepdog_alpha]

Was just looking at this red dot and thought, I wonder if it would fit on a handgun, and here is Hop so I don’t have too.😅

[@truthbetold7718]

I put one of these on my 1301. Love it.

[@jonathonloredo8026]

Hi, I fitted an SCS320 to my Glock 19, and I gotta say being lazy and never having to swap batteries or worry about it really going out on me is pretty nice. It’s a nice rugged sight. Besides once you’ve got the optic setting you want the rubber buttons really don’t matter. Edit: But yes it was expensive, however with the auto dimming, green dot, brilliant fit, I mean I think it was worth every penny. Just fits a DPP footprint 2nd Edit: Seriously give the SCS320 a shot on something. It’s a green dot unlike most of the others and is much brighter in comparison. I even have an astigmatism and it works great for me.

[@wendigotactical9892]

I wish someone could come up with a prism handgun sight, that would be super nifty.

[@domenik8339]

I would absolutely be up for it as well, as long as they could keep the size real small. Not sure if it's possible due to a narrow eye relief though. At this point PA is making black magic voodoo shit so if anyone could pull it off, it'd be them.

[@hambone950]

wouldnt that fck with your irons tho?

[@teagame1011]

"Do not attempt" Solar, not even once!

[@dtheguy]

2:35 dope camera setup

[@JaykPuten]

Haven't watched yet, over under on when hop talks about seeing men in the dark? Err night vision I think it's called

[@USAisbestcountry1776]

could hardly see the optic through that gas cloud coming out the ALG upper... see you in the next mesothelioma commercial

[@silent_tofu7921]

I wouldn't say I'm into discord, but I am discord-curious

[@MartyBugg]

Ive picked up two Sig compatible SCS. Have one on P229 Legion and one on AXG Legion. They stay in a safe between use and so far these are my fav option. For EDC I have a couple of EPS Carry on X-Macros. Im a big fan of closed emitter for carry, no lint build up. Im becomming a huge fan of Holosun optics after being pretty disappointed with Vortex and Sig Romeos for pistols. Only time will tell if they hold up long term. I'm hopeful but willing to upgrade as better things develop.

[@number1squib488]

I’m a simple man. I let the Hopster do the thinking for me. Thinking gives you wrinkles.

[@tidypog3272]

Oh boy. How bad can a good red dot really be?

[@jobeee4570]

Hi starve

[@natsuccubus]

trs 25 and hs515 died, the market is scrambling for scraps :3

[@tidypog3272]

@@jobeee4570 hi jobbbbeeee

[@tidypog3272]

hi natt@@natsuccubus

[@natsuccubus]

@@tidypog3272 hiiii heloooo

[@MrDbcooper456]

My Scs for Glock crapped out the first time I bought it…Holosun did replace it and seems pretty good

[@Adam_Wilde]

I just picked up a Holosun SCS for my G19 MOS for $350. Affordable option, co-witnessing, easy to adjust, can hit the manual brightness and switch between a few reticles. I suppose if it fails, like the internal battery, I'll let everyone know, but I like it so far. Works for my tastes and needs, and looks great on the pistol.

[@andreivaldez2929]

"Works for my needs" sounds like the Participation Award of reviews.

[@Adam_Wilde]

@@andreivaldez2929 haha, true. I was attempting to acknowledge the battery-paranoid among us as well as the fact that I've only had it a short time.

[@somepharmacist]

SCS got a glowing review from Sage Dynamics

[@blood_rayven3253]

I’d like to see more tritium sights out there. Seems like Trijicon runs that racket.

[@willy4869]

I gotta disagree with the solar backup auto mode being crap. My 507c acss green got set into auto mode once i figured out how and it has been there ever since. And i don't think even 1 time it has it not been at an appropriate or better brightness.

[@frankopanklaric]

I bought an AEMS and used it for a year assuming it actually came with a battery. I was drilling one night indoors and the dot was gone for some reason. I assumed the battery was empty so I go to change the battery and to my shock I saw there was never a battery in there to begin with. Just my story. Thanks for reading.

[@JBsX39]

“Punch it”. Had better be your new tag line

[@AndyCigars]

Amen.

[@Chinny208]

Rocking one of these as a 35° offset to my 1-8. Working within acceptable parameters and adds little weight, though it hasn't taken any hard impacts yet so I can't speak to durability.

[@AZOVRLND]

I’m just waiting till primary arms, with all of their voodoo, to come out with a prism pistol optic. Gotta love astigmatism.

[@tinncan]

I had to frame by frame 4:43 to see if that bee escaped... After getting the 507c-x2 I felt like a sucker for paying more for the circle thing I never used, then I bought the 407c and feel like a sucker for paying more for the solar crap I never use... Now I need to find some non counterfeit batteries on Amazon...

[@Hoplopfheil]

Gotta get the PSA special: the HS407A3. No solar, 3 MOA dot.

[@GldenRetriever]

I like the override brightness on the SCS pistol models. Works great with an OKW. Of course you'll want to treat it like an eotech lol.

[@parallelarms5645]

I have a dozen solar red dots and i rather like them, i run them all in AUTO mode and i only have trouble when shooting from shade during bright days.

[@oscarbear7498]

If the Chinese drop an emp to whip all the red dot batteries 🔋, you'll be the lone survivor with a solar red dot 😂😂😂

[@parallelarms5645]

@oscarbear7498 well not quite. An EMP is likely to fry the small circuit board in the sights also, still rendering them dead. But I have like 5 fiber optic/tritium reflex sights from Meprolight and Trijicon, and those are EMP proof, but will only live 20 years before the tritium wears out.

[@zip1233]

Ive honestly never had an issue with my holosun solar auto settings, i guess to each yheir own. I have mild astigmatism, so I keep my dots on low power anyway to keep them from starbursting

[@zacsdiyguns]

Never changed a battery in my 507c's and sometimes I pick them up a month after shooting and I left it on lol. ( no shake awake on)

[@foxmccould1]

personally if you are gonna have multiple things to keep your optic have a long enough lifespan I think super conduction and solar should be a must...but hell, its a red dot, its gonna have a long life span. I'm perfectly fine with my aimpoint PRO, that or dolling out the extra money for a eotech or T-2. if you don't have that just go to older technology like fiber optic for day brightness.

[@JP-of8uq]

Holosun SCS is the end all be all dot for me. Perfect witness, low profile. Light. Clear. Fast.

[@Johnny-jr2lq]

Great video Hop I tried to find information on this exact subject 4 or 5 months ago. But since the internet is broken and trying to find information on anything is well retarted. It was difficult to say the last your video answered my questions.

[@GiacomoCalabrese]

Good to know

[@braxtonnelson7976]

Awesome. Im snagging one as a piggyback to let my 509t go back on a pistol. My worry was it wouldnt be good under NVG's but since its comparable to a 509t thats great. 509t is great under nods. 👍🙏

[@dissgusting]

me watching this with my astigmatism knowing ill never be able to use a non etched rds

[@MrCameronSmith92]

Absolutely obliterated that bee at 4:41

[@CarterNJreviews]

I feel like this would actually be pretty dope on a shorter barrel ar like 10.5-13.7 with a micro magnifier …… hmm I may have to try that myself actually lol

[@donnienall626]

the first time I took my 501c out I thought it was broke because there was no dot. I gave up after awhile and when I got back home indoors I could see it again, the auto brightness was on and since I was in the woods I couldn't see the damn dot at all.

[@BuccesEnjoyer]

Good to see hops friend doesn’t look like a soy fallout raider anymore

[@ru5ty829]

When is the Dissipator Modernization?

[@prone_wolf8871]

How are you liking the walther? Thinking of trying one.

[@patrickclark9430]

Cue the gas generator powering electric cars meme

[@jaredrichards7094]

I just cant trust it yet lol. I have a PDP and the aesthetics are amazing with the HOLOSUN that was designed for it. But not having a choice to change a battery just knocked me away from a purchase lol

[@surgetsann]

i think they will get this concept right some day, just probably not at the prices most people expect for holosun. I think I would rather see this implemented into a scope rather than a red dot if thats feasible. I feel like we should have been seeing more "fusion" power/illumination in scopes by now. I wonder why we havent seen fiber optic + solar/super capacitor + battery illumination scopes yet in pursuit of the much sought daylight bright LPVO. Maybe theres a good reason that makes perfect sense, I'm not an engineer.

[@joshandmanuela]

One reviewer said that a Holosun rep says the SCR models charge anytime there is a light source present even if the dot is "off." I suspect the batteries will last as long as the solar panels work. Over time solar panels tend to lose efficiency until they no longer function. A rechargeable battery should be able to last as long as the solar panels.

[@aethertech]

that gasy gun at ~ 0:40

[@andreivaldez2929]

Delicious carbon, yummy

[@ETHRON1]

I'm sure you could find more to say about solar paneled sights...😉😄😄

[@ironwolf1799]

Would love to see how you mount your pouch to your sheathes

[@jeromyjustus3630]

I run the scrs on my carsd upper. love it

[@ZOMBIEHEADSHOTKILLER]

i just want some one to make a "Magenta dot" sight. It would be soo much more identifiable, in a wider variety of situations, than red.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

Since Holosun figured out a way to change a battery without removing it (cough cough trijicon) i dont see a point in solar panels. Ill change a 1632 battery once a year, thats fine with me.

[@taylorfreeman5504]

I love my he-512c.

[@Davidmoore-xy6wu]

So I have to ask what do think of the pdp ? , secondly I suggest people look up what an emp can actually do to electrical systems this notion that everything would be destroyed in even a small emp is whole hardly not true , an emp you’d have to be worried about is within what’s roughly known as an e1 emp and these are generally happening when nuclear bombs or other large disruptions of gamma particles scatter across the atmosphere, and let me just say that I think I’m more worried about my skin getting cooked off or being a shadow stuck to a wall before I’m worried about my optics or even my phone or other stuff but seriously emp’s seem to only have a real effect on the power grid more then your individual electronics

[@Hoplopfheil]

I'm an EMP denier, personally. I keep trying to get Brass Facts to make a video about it because he's better with science stuff than me. PDP is pretty good. I need to make a vid about it one of these days.

[@nickspence8897]

Jon exists to smash optics against hard objects

[@MeesterMan00]

KZbin unsubscribed me from you, Hop. I've heard of this phenomenon for ages, but this is the first time it's happened to me. Just a heads up.

[@turbo280zzz]

Note about the SCS pistol optics: according to the manual, what i can find on the internet, and messing with one at my lgs, while they have a manual override mode that maxes out the brightness for 30min, it doesnt actually have manual brightness adjustment beyond that. If anyone knows of a secret menu or something that allows a manual adjust i wanna know cause i was considering this sight, but no manual adjustment=useless to me

[@touge242]

I had the SCS, removed it for an EPS. Partially because I'm an eye-cripple, partially because open dots are communist trash, and partially because the window size is tiny. I also have an SCRS, set to a manual single dot. Which so far is dope as an offset dot on my 308DMR

[@jrharmon801]

What comp are you running on the pdp sd pro and how has it performed?

[@Jack-M1113]

All I want is Glock to sell OEM slides pre-cut for RMR’s without a stupid plate…is that too much to ask for? Apparently the answer is yes. Damn you Gaston…fire up the CNC machine please

[@MourningConstitution]

Thanks!