All right, this is a quick unboxing and a quick review of the Holocon HE512c-GD. The GD right here stands for go.site because over here on the end of this one it says GR which is a green dot site but this is the HE510c. Show you the comparisons, the differences and compare them here in a little bit. But it comes in the standard Holocon style boxes. On the paper you just put it like this and the top piece come off. It comes with the user manual just like a Holocon or a product's do. And here you can see inside the box here's where the battery is but I already put the battery inside the reflex site. It comes with this new tool that they have. It's all in one unit now. It comes with a T10 Torx tool and the little flat head to adjust the windage and elevation right here on the side. And then this T10 Torx tool is for the to screw in this red, this reflex site onto the pick rails because it doesn't have the quick detach mount anymore like this one. The HE510c and you'll see inside the box of the 510 how different it is. So this is the HE510c, I mean the user manual manual. And see it comes with two battery trays. And right here, X1 and one already mounted in here which you use the Torx tool right here. See they have it separate. They have the L wrench and then the windage elevation separate. So the 512 they just have this one tool which is pretty convenient. And we're going to check out the HE512c gold dot. I have it turned on, I left it on with the battery inside but here turned off. Turned off you press both plus and minus sign at the same time and it's off. So to take the battery out it has the quick release on one side on the right side right here. So you just pop that open and then turn it counterclockwise one time halfway and then pull it out. And then you'll see the CR2032 battery minus sign facing up plus sign facing down. They don't give you extra tray like the 510c but you don't need extra tray. You need extra batteries. So just slide that back in like this and then turn it counter not counter but clockwise straighten it out and good to go. Battery's in there. So good. Difference is it's a fully enclosed shroud with no quick detach mount like the 510 which is a two piece top piece right here and then the mount screws in the bottom. You could take these screws off and put like a riser or put a different mount instead of a quick detach mount that it comes with but I like this style. It's pretty still pretty good. Pretty light. They're both not heavy at all. They say the 512 is like point something mounts heavier than the 510 but I mean you can't you can't tell the difference unless you actually weigh it separately. So this is the go dot and multi-redical with our hollow suns you know to change it you just hold down the minus buttons for a few seconds. And it goes to the go dot single go dot 2 MOA hold it down for a few seconds again. It goes to the 65 MOA by itself and then hold it down for three seconds because back to the 2 MOA and 65 MOA. I'm on auto mode auto mode is utilizing the shake away technology which is trademarked by hollow sun and I just leave it on when it's on my rifle. So it'll fall asleep when there's no motion and then once you grab it it wakes up and turns on for a quick you know axis you don't have to just press the button. It's just going down. It's hit the fan and shit you know you just grab the rifle and it turns right on. So that's what I like. Right and there's the light projecting but we're going to take this out and test it out. And shoot with it. Can't wait.