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Mrgunsngear puts waveguide optics under the range-day microscope

The Infitac OWS-32 review pairs shooting tests with comparisons to red-dot and holographic sights.

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Infitac OWS-32 Waveguide Optic - The Next Evolution In Optics?

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0:18Optical waveguide diagrams introduce the technology behind the OWS-32's aiming image.
1:43Comparisons with red-dot and holographic sights cover forward light emission and parallax.
5:43Mike reports uninterrupted reticle performance during carbine and shotgun testing.
8:20Night-vision button placement draws criticism, followed by a discussion of batteries and power features.
12:08The closing assessment covers price and the reticle's appeal to users with astigmatism.

A crisp aiming image is the attraction, but buttons and batteries get their say too. Mrgunsngear Channel's review of the Infitac OWS-32 moves from range demonstrations to a lakeside explanation of what optical waveguide technology offers beside familiar red-dot and holographic sights. The optic was supplied for the video.

It was the most watched of two new uploads, reaching about 78,000 views and remaining the channel's busiest video right now. Mike reports no reticle interruptions during his carbine and shotgun tests, though he has reservations about the night-vision button's placement. This is not simply a tour of the specifications: the practical compromises stay in the picture.

The comments pick up that thread. Viewers ask for drop testing, discuss whether to wait for a second generation, and describe their interest in alternatives to conventional red dots because of astigmatism. Mike also discusses the reticle's appeal to users with astigmatism, without making that the whole review.

The other new upload, "New CZ TS3 Orange - 2011 Killer?", takes a steel-frame handgun to the range for a feature rundown and assessment. It drew a smaller audience than the optic review, but both new releases sit at the top of the channel's current viewing momentum.

Across the channel, the week brought roughly 375,000 views while subscribers held steady at a million. Daily viewing is a little below its usual level. For this week's new videos, though, the most interesting conversation is quite specific: whether a different way of producing an aiming image also makes a more practical sight.

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What viewers say

I would like to see some durability/drop testing to see just how robust it is.
@ericbertoch673See it on YouTube
Interesting. Having astigmatism, I'm always looking for an alternative to the current standard RDSs.
@grumpyoldretiredcop8382See it on YouTube
The big window and crisp reticle really caught my attention. Waveguide technology looks like a promising direction for optics—cool to see a fresh approach. I’d love to look through one in person and see how it works with my astigmatism.
@LeonLee-l6sSee it on YouTube

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