Hands-On with the Holosun SCS 

I hope so. I love mine on g17 - no plate needed.

It would be nice if Vortex followed suit. Do you have a video of Vortex optic going on Glock 40 10mm?

Enjoyed my trip to Glock Store as usual last week ,great to see all the guys still being helpful. And although I like night sights, this new design is a winner Thanks for showing.

@@MahlonTane not specifically, but here's something you might like: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4_9AG-5ZSoM.html

Does this (Holosun SCS) fit the Glock 40 (10 mm)?

It’s amazing no else did yet too! Apparently USA is not capable of innovation. We are too worried about “equity” and drag queens.

For years everyone who wanted a dot was already cutting rmr

It's amazing to me that the industry hasn't yet agreed upon a standard for mounting. Kind of embarrassing actually, different plates everywhere, different screws. It's like amateur hour

@@920WASHBURN they all want to be “proprietary”

@@why6212 Holosun uses the RMR footprint, which is why they are/were being sued.

That was the first thing I looked for. No version for the 43x yet! Come on Holosun. I want one.

I know a lot of CR920 guys looking for a 507k. I wouldn’t mind selling my 507k for this.

A lot of the big boys don’t have auto on/off 🤣

@@howler5000 Me too.

@@toy4tao I don’t want it

It would be great if the GS retail staff could access the catalog parts or items for customers who walk in. I'd buy stuff there & save time. They install GS parts for free 🛒🛒🛒.

How often do you charge it and how? I'm thinking just sitting the slide in the window occasionally.

How is it getting on target quickly from a holstered position ?

@@justinkase1360well it still takes a battery in the Trey slide on the side of the optic. The solar is just a backup just incase. And yes I live on the second floor and that was my thought exactly. To charge the solar up to its max by maybe leaving it on a window seal behind the glass obviously where the sun could hit it.

@@Joe-oo3xvit’s fast when you have the fundamentals of drawing the pistol efficientl. I got fast with my optics probably within a week. Glocks are very pointable guns. To me atleast , I point the gun and find the iron sights everytime. So that helps

@@nicholasmagriplis8642 I get on target faster with my Walther pdp than my Glock 43x. I think it’s just the ergomics of the gun in my hand.

I just had my g45 would you recommend this optic

How is it holding up? I'm still not sure about auto adjustment for a carry optic. Still contemplating

What do you think about this Red-Dot Sight ....I'm considering getting one for my G47

@@garoristicJust came across this a year later but, the SCS MOS includes an intensity override function which locks the optic into a high brightness mode… for 30 minutes. So useful at the range or if you do find it in a situation where you need to have it high, it’s a simple button press (if you train with it, it’ll be second nature like anything else with your firearm). The only downside I see to this auto-adjust is in a dark/night situation. Your surroundings are dark so it goes to a low light. But chances are your target is in light or why else are you shooting (into darkness). With an illuminated target by street light or your weapon light it can be hard to see. However with the SCS MOS it will auto co witness with standard iron sights. So just use your irons in that situation. If you even have time to think and are not just point shooting using your own muscle memory. I think the pros out way the really only con, unless you count $400 into it, but if you have bad eye sight an optic really helps and when it comes to saving your own life. $400 isn’t a bad price to pay. Other options out there. But no battery, never running out of battery power, no need for mod plates, no need to adjust grip or hand/eye presentation, improves accuracy (but any red dot should help with that over irons). Hope this helps if you or anyone else is considering. They do make this for other models of pistols. This one is the SCS MOS for Glocks specifically so be careful when ordering online to get the right model.

You no you can just get taller irons, right

How's it working for you at this current time?

I absolutely love mine, I set it up on my G47

How it’s not literally the first thing someone does when handling a firearm they don’t intend on shooting is beyond me. This is why we can’t have nice things lol

Good point.

But wouldn’t just getting taller Iron sites fix that issue?

@@mrgrump2534 True. But most people want to keep EDC guns tighter with less snag points.

@@mrgrump2534 Taller iron sight is not that pointable IMO.

@@jasonliu3202 dude it’s a handgun not a rifle train to shoot

+1 the lower the better. I have a holosun 407 on my Ruger MK IV and it sits really high due to having a pic rail. It’s super hard to draw and aim. I have to take several seconds to move the pistol around to find the dot.

Oh, and I LOVE the fact that it can co-witness with factory sights.

i see where you’re coming from, but pointability is very much about where you are used to presenting the gun to get a sight picture with 25 years of muscle memory. Exactly what he pointed out at 6:40

I would agree. Any encounter less than 25 yards is likely going to be point shooting (no sights used). If you are standing still and acquiring a shot picture instead of shooting while moving you probably won't fare well against an opponent that knows what they are doing.

I’d be worried about using it for concealed carry tho, I’ll be always worried it’s dead

The police in my town have it already

​@@mrgrump2534why if it co witnesses already?