All right guys, go to boy 32 here, check it out. We're sitting here on the home review table. Man, I'm pretty excited about this. I will tell you this. This week has been met with some serious failures. Barrel nut. How do you screw up a barrel nut? Well, KB 32 can show you how to screw it up. How do you strip out a bunch of screws? Well, I sure a shit can show you how to screw up and strip out a bunch of screws. I will tell you this right now. This screw extractor kit is probably one of the best things that you can invest in, especially if you're doing a lot of stuff like I am, hang guards, stripping out screws on hang guards. Guys, I just, I've had a bad week, but I will tell you this. One of the best things that happened this week is this guy right here showed up in the mail. This is the new Hollis son HS507C X2 with ACSS Vulcan Redical. Now you may ask, what the heck is a Vulcan Redical? Well, it's basically a Chevron with a circle around it. Now, what does this mean to you? Well, let me show you something real quick. Before we break this out, this is the 506. This guy right here. This is one of the originals. One of the things if you're not accustomed to shooting with a red dot. Now, I mean for guys who are not accustomed to shooting with a red dot. These guys are out there shooting every day. It becomes second nature to you. You find it dot. So right there, that is the old 506 where you got a single dot. Now, sometimes people have issues trying to locate the dot. If you don't have an alignment or you don't have the dry fire skills or to practice a brainless thing up, you can oftentimes it takes you a second to find that. Now, what does that mean? Well, that means a time. Time is money, as I would say, especially in the competition world or even in the tactical world. How do we remedy that? This guy right here, it has a Chevron, okay, which is a 10 M O away from the edge to edge. And then it has a circle. Now, the cool thing about the circle is it kind of gives you a guide of which direction you need to turn this thing in order to make it work. So basically, the specifications on this are pretty much the same as they always been. Now, the old 506, you had to take the whole optic off in order to change out the battery. And as a matter of fact, I just put a new battery in this guy shows you how old this thing is. But basically, let's talk about this thing. The Hollison 507C X2 ACSS is a new generation of pistol red dot side packed full of features. Like the multiple radical system solar failsafe, shake away technology to ensure your reflex site is always operational when you need it. Yeah, that's pretty cool. Straight from the book. First of all, you have a manual on how to operate this thing. Then you have some blue lock tight. And here again is the optic itself. Now, it does come with a detachable picatinny rail plate right there. So you can attach it to a pick rail. And then this is set up for basically the RMR, the same screw pattern. As you can see, let's see right here, basically this way that the others are set up. So what I want to do, let's go ahead and mount this guy to this here little pistol. This is a homegrown pistol that I put together. And this is the help of the guys that are live free armory. They decided to go ahead and start man fabricating their own slides. And I think we went through the whole series on this guy right here. And we packed it up with some Trigicon high rise optic backup iron sights. And as you can see, the fire arm is clear. We'll go ahead, say true and we all we got to do is mount this guy right here on top of it and screw it in. Now, the system does come with the short screws and the long screws. Actually, never really had this guy mounted onto a slide until the other day when I actually got the long screws. That's why it's sitting here on this. And we are going to eventually turn this into a functional fire arm. But the does come with the short screws and the long screws. And this really cool, nifty little screwdriver set. All right. So one of the things you can do is you can take it and replace the battery, just on the side right here. Let's go ahead and show you that operation. All right. Once you have that screw out of there, all you have to do, there are little slots right here. You take your screwdriver, pop it in and pull it out and there's your battery. So you don't have to pull this thing off to change out your battery. But I mean, how often you're going to change out of battery at 50,000 hours, hopefully not a lot. So normally what I do is when we change out our alarms around the house, that's why not change my batteries. So go ahead and bring this put it back in. It is pre-coded with a little bit of log type. Now to adjust the radical up or down, you can use the same screwdriver to provide it here. Nice tactile clicks. Hold on. On both sides. Perfect. Now here's the kicker. Here we go. Let's go ahead and turn it on, which is going to require just a tap on the side. Now what I'm going to show you, hopefully you can see that. So initially when you turn it on, it's going to be on the auto setting, which is automatic, bright and dimming. And right now the radical along with the circle is in there and it doesn't really do it justice. But you can see that circle all the way around with this bright light, we've got it going on. All I got to do to cover it up and that circle would them down. Now here's the cool thing. In order to kill the automatic dimmer switch, I just press the up button, hold it in for about five seconds, and then we go into the manual mode, which is my favorite mode because I don't like manual automatic stuff. I don't like the automatic stuff. So there you go, you can see the circle now really good. And we can adjust it down. You've got night vision also, capabilities on this thing, look it up like that. Now here's the kicker. If you don't want to circle, I like the chevron. All you have to do is hold down the downward button for a pair of time and there. Now all you have is the chevron. There it is, no circle. Press that rear button, the negative button for five seconds, and there's the circle. It's back. That is really neat the way it is. How does this relate to the field? It gives you fast acquisition. I like the chevron because I got a fine point that I can actually see. I have a bad stigmatism, but I wear 1.0s when I'm shooting in competition or actually just shooting. And I'll be honest with you, you don't really need that with this. Same way with the Delta Point Pro. But I will tell you, I do like this thing. So what's the deal? To see our 1632 liquid lithium ion battery last 50,000 hours, basically the same specifications are is any other 507. The guy's this thing is a different world. It's a different circle. And otherwise, I do plan on putting it on this particular fire arm right here. As a matter of fact, let's do that real quick. We're not done yet. We'll head and take our screwdriver. It has the torque head on it. Put that bad boy in there. There will be a link on my website, KB32TAC, that will bring you over to primary arms. All you to do is put in the link or in the search engine Vulcan. And it's going to take you straight to this guy right here. Nice thing is these screws are pre-coded with a little bit of blue lock tight. They do provide with lock tight. And I would recommend that you go ahead and utilize that. But there you go. How's that look? That's a beautiful little deal right there. And as you can see, the circle works magnificently all the way around. If you're losing a dot, you know which direction to go in. Pretty neat. All right, that's it. Man, what a pretty pistol. And it really works well with those backup iron slides. I love it. 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