The Best Pistol Red Dot Upgrade | Arise Manufacturing
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Today we take a deep dive into a product by Arise Manufacturing! This optic plate and shroud adds a ton of rigidity and durability to your red dot setup. If you are shooting in the competition realm, or even in the professional space, you will be doing yourself a great service by purchasing this item. I am not affiliated or sponsored by Arise Manufacturing in the making of this video. All of my opinions are mine and mine alone.
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Also look at Calculated Kinetics Dogtag Plates. Their leading edge guard actually redirects carbon from covering optic lense as well the leading edge to rack the slide off an edge.
That's a great point, I'll have to check them out.
Im not saying dog tag dont work but I have about 5k rounds on my m&p compact with an SRO optic and I never ever had carbon build up on my optic lenses but there is carbon build under the rim of the optic but not on the lenses
G19.5 with rmr and around 11k rounds....never have had carbon on the lens
Caluclated kinetics plates are awesome. Love them
@ g19 is not the same as a the m&p2.0. M&p have this small hole by the injection port which causes carbon build to some. Glocks dont have that hole so it would have that problem
Awesome content, your attention to detail is incredible. Thanks brother. Keep em coming!
Thanks, will do!
Good luck on your channel in 2025, I love your content.
Thanks!
Thank god it’s a performer cause it’s a looker for sure! Been eying these i might have to check one out now! 🙌🏾
Nice, as always bro
And I’m always appreciative of your support
Enjoyed the video and review 👍🏾👍🏾💯💯
I’m glad you liked it!
Damn son the Holosun comp looks HUUGE on the M&P lol. I’m running the Meprolight MPO-PROs on my edc M&P 2.0 4.6” 10mm. My rmrsc plate is the DPP titanium plate, which imho is the best my cost effective plate. You have to tap them in they fit so snug. Have them on about 6 different pistols, never an issue. I use either the tlr1-hl or PL3r for my weapon light depending on what I’m doing. For edc the PL3R is enough and the ability to recharge is nice. If I’m going hunting, hiking, camping, etc it’s the Tlr. Nice video.
Direct mount is king.
Arise is good, it may be better than direct mount. Only due to the tight tolerance.
athena and arise are my favorites
Just purchased the shroud I will save up and buy the plate
Well you can’t mount the shroud without the plate. The plate has the holes to mount the shroud.
@@ConcreteCowboyxgot it step by step
Can you do a video on your plate carrier set up?
I sure can!
Direct mount if possible
I like the modularity of optic plates. And they have come a far way since they were first introduced to the market
What chest rig are you running?
TREXARMS Quad Cheat Rig
@@ConcreteCowboyxawesome thanks the replay. Great content. Half way through the Q&A video now. Appreciate ya!
Wise Men Company far superior.
Looks like a tv on top of your pistol lol I’m so used to the rmr it seems yuge to me
Big windows are the way! Try it!
I shoot more than most in here commenting and willing to place a wager on me shooting more than the guy in the video/advertising this plate system.
I have NEVER need a shroud! Most are more of a hindrance than anything. Holster fitment being a big one.
Never had a quality optic fail from impact that wasn’t seriously intentional..
That includes the SRO which is on my carry gun and USPSA Limited optics gun.
At no time would you need a shroud in a competition setting. Dropping your gun is an automatic DQ..
it’s pretty entertaining to read what people will come up with to justify this plate system.
I compete in carry optics (you can see in my other videos). Like I mentioned I shoot 1-2 matches every week. I’m all for constructive conversation, but you are speaking from assumptions on others rather than just your own personal experience. I compete in PCSL 2 Gun primarily (with a mix of USPSA and IDPA here and there) and I’ve definitely seen people fall with their firearms. I also have an interest in brute strength, tactical games, and run and guns (5k gun matches) and firearms and optics are prone to banging up against objects even in holsters. I get not everyone needs this and that’s why this company offers a regular plate system without the shroud. But for people like me and others that compete in similar competitions, it’s nice knowing we have a bit more protection on our sensitive optic when lifting objects or moving in less than desired environments. I appreciate your opinion, but making assumptions based on speculation makes it hard to have constructive conversation, even if we have different view points
Ouch! 😘💪🏾