Range time. Zeroing The Swampfox Optics Justice Red Dot.

Finally got to put a zero on my Swampfox Optics Justice Red Dot. I recently sent off the slide from my Glock 19X to AMF Defense for an optic cut and some slide serration goodness. I’m using the RMR 10 yard zero target from Arma Dynamics. It’s a good tool to get a solid zero in your red dot. It took me more rounds than I wanted to spend (I kept throwing rounds), but I got it where I wanted it. I zeroed my optic at 10 yards, and confirmed the zero at 25. Keep in mind that different ammo will provide a different result in accuracy. Once you’re done target shooting always get a solid zero with your duty/carry ammo. In my case Federal 124 gr. HST. I had to make a slight adjustment for my carry ammo. The Justice Red Dot from Swampfox Optics is a solid rig. Coming at $260 (discounts for Law Enforcement and Military) it’s an awesome piece for a great price. It exceeds all of my expectations for be EDC optic. It’s backed up by Night Fision’s Costa Ludus night sights. The holster I’m using today is my X1 Ally from TXC Holsters. It’s a flexible sidecar appendix rig that offers superb concealment and comfort. To find out more about what’s featured in this video: Slide cuts - amfdefense.com Optic - swampfoxoptics.com Targets - arma-dynamics.com Sights - nightfision.com Holster - txcholsters.com Grip stippling - nafsolutionscustomstippling.com