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Great question and Yes! When you mount the Holosun He508T-Gr-X2 directly to the slide, the stock fiber optic sights are still visible and usable.

So I do know what you are talking about. To me, the hard shift is something I’m just probably used to from owning lower cc Honda dirt bikes, but I am aware of it. I think one of the things that makes the 125F models so nice are that they are geared so low (especially for first gear) that you can basically just slowly let out the clutch with no throttle and it will just chug along. And though this is great for slow trail riding and for beginners, I wonder if the incredibly low gear ratio doesn’t add to the hard shifting in the low gears. But I will say that these bikes are so bulletproof, that the transmission can take just about anything. With that said, I would strongly recommend that if the oil has not been changed from its initial break in period, I would absolutely do that! It never hurts to verify those levels as well on a new-ish bike. Additionally, I would also verify that your chain tension is at that expected amount of play. I hope this helps - thank you for watching!

I’m also working on installing a tactical Pez dispenser. 😂

Hey thanks, Krystelle! And thanks for watching and commenting.

Definitely! I’ve got some of their gear for other firearms and I really like their products. Thanks for the suggestion and for watching!

Hey, thank you for that suggestion! And thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching and letting me know that! I hope it helps you out.

I appreciate you! Thank you

Again, thank you!

Yes, just one ding. Mainly because the adhesive circle that you attach to the windshield gets destroyed in the process. I actually have a couple of extra kits just to be prepared for the next one. Thanks for watching!

In fairness, I did have a disclaimer at the beginning of the video stating how much I love a good Old Fashioned.

Tesla denies the use of extension cord because people can buy 5 dollar extension cord of cheap quality and ruin their cars. They simply say to extension cord. But any extension cord with minimum 12 gauge is good enough to charge the car with no issues at all. If you got a 10 gauge cord, even better

LOL Yeah, it is so smooth and easy and fast to shoot, that’s exactly what it feels like. I guess because of that, for a low light situation, it’s best to play it safe and know exactly where those 20 or so rounds are about to go!

For to see when sun go sleep

@brandonwatsonmedia why are you using a race gun for home defense lol 😂😂

@@HazardousRob Unfortunately, it's all I have available because I use my Laugo Arms Alien as a doorstop, my Staccato XL as a hammer, and my CZ Shadow 2 for the pull handle on my lawnmower. 😞

@brandonwatsonmedia got it, you just want to be tacticool vs practical lol

When you take the stock optic plate (the one that matches the look of the slide) off the slide , you will not need to use any adapter plate to mount the 508T to the slide. It just sits in there perfectly. Note: You will use one of the sets of screws that come with the 508T for mounting - not the screws that come on the TTI. It is possible that you could use an adapter plate if you wanted your optic to sit higher, but I like it mounted directly to the slide. Thank you for watching and commenting!

It is still technically mounted directly to the slide using the provided plate. The plate just add lugs that keep the optic perfectly squared to the gun. The mounting screws still go directly into the slide, and the sights still cowitness with the optic

Thanks for watching and commenting! Absolutely ZERO issues with this extension cord. It is definitely not a dime store quality cord - it is a high quality product. Again, I use a Level 2 charger at my house for 99.9% of all my charging needs. And if it is feasible for someone to get a Level 2 charger at their residence, then that is really what you need to maximize your daily EV driving experience. I have used this extension cord a handful of times now on vacation or staying at a friend's house and it works flawlessly - and most importantly - I feel safe with using it.

That’s right. Snug as a bug in a rug. I’m sure you could use an adapter plate if you wanted it to sit a little higher though.

Absolutely! Glad it helped.

Thank you for checking out the video!

Holosun makes a HE407 that goes for around $245 and it has similar features as the 508T. And you can certainly find more inexpensive brands that offer reflex sights for around $100.

@@brandonwatsonmedia thank you appreciate the fast reply as well

Get the holosun 507comp, huge window, lots of reticle options. Good price, sturdy

Thank you for watching and commenting! I hope it helps.

What’s crazy is how fast the technology has evolved to do this. And how fast it’s still evolving.

I think it gets really unsettling when the technology evolves to a point to that you have to question the reality of everything you see. … But maybe that’s a good thing … 🧐

Thank you for watching and thank you for the recommendation!

Because I use this as a home defense weapon, I keep this firearm in a quick access safe in the house. But if I remember correctly, though there is a cut out area in the case for a reflex sight when it’s mounted on the TTI Combat, you still may need to cut it out a little more depending on your optic model.

@@brandonwatsonmedia Also since this was an older video I was wondering if you figured out a holster?

Thank you for watching and commenting!

I just can’t do it. I won this off John Wick after he lost a hand of Texas Holdem to me on casino night at the Continental. So it has sentimental value. However, if you know anyone that wants to sell me a bridge …

That’s a good question. The 508T comes with 4 different sizing sets of mounting screws and I believe I used one of those. If I remember correctly, the default screws that hold the default TTI optic plate - the one that matches the look of the gun - will not work.

@@brandonwatsonmedia Thanks for the response!!! Yes; you are correct. The T10 optic plate screws inside the tool kit are the exact same T10 mounting screws (extra set of screws and washers) that mount the slide plate cover and are insufficient. The only other set of screws inside the tool kit were the T20 screws for use with the MECANIK optic… I contacted Canik via email and waiting for a response, but I do have other #6-32 x 7/16 Flat Head Socket Cap Screws that I’ve always used on other SROs/RMRs; but I was hesitant bc the owner’s manual clearly stated use only the included tool kit screws. WTH?!?!

​@@harelyahuchananyasharel54 Absolutely my friend! It can be confusing, because on the other side, the Holosun 508T Owner's Manual states to: Use either the included screws or screws supplied with your slide or from your gunsmith and tighten to 15 INCH/lbs using a nonpermanent (medium/blue) thread locker. Those included 508T screws come with that blue thread locker on the them.

@@brandonwatsonmedia Response from Canik: Juan (Century Arms) Jul 9, 2024, 13:50 EDT Please use the screws that came with the SRO. The manual is currently being updated to state this.

@@harelyahuchananyasharel54 Hopefully this info will help others as well. Thank you

Oh I should totally setup a half pipe in that field and see if I can hit the targets on a drop-in!

If you just get the base model Tesla, the standard included wheel size for a Model 3 is an 18 inch wheel and the standard included wheel size for a Model Y is a 19 inch wheel. So no, the wheel covers for the Model 3 would not fit, BUT yes you can order these same type wheel covers for a Model Y in a 19 inch size.

@@brandonwatsonmedia Thank you for information

Definitely can't go wrong with a Trijicon SRO. Though they are twice the price, you are absolutely getting an verifiably proven product. Since you can switch out the 508T to three different reticle types, it does give you the option of going with just a dot and no circle. I'm still going back and for with which reticle I like best. Currently I'm using just the circle on the TTI, but I use just the dot on all my other firearms. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@@takenusername you don't have to run the circle dot genius. Read your manual

@@HazardousRob you thought you were smart and would take a shot at a stranger and try to feel superior by attending to make him feel dumb. I know how to turn off the circle. I don’t like the 2moa size which happens to come with a circle. I was describing the reticle by calling it a circle dot. I surely don’t use it in this configuration. How about you learn some manners?! I want a 6moa dot with an RMR footprint.

Yes. @PewpewswithMr.X has a great video th-cam.com/video/urEP7zqlmsQ/w-d-xo.html breaking down a Canik TP9 which demonstrates this same type of operation for switching the magazine release to the left side. Thank you for watching!

I am left handed and have always used my trigger finger to drop the magazine. Always.

They make the Model 3 look so much more aggressive and stylish. I am VERY happy with the way they turned out!

Yeah, I guess I misspoke on that. Apologies. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Absolutely. A perfect fit.

That’s the great thing about the 508T is that you don’t need a mounting plate for the TTI Combat. It fits perfectly on there just the way it is. So no, I did not use one of the included plates - but I guess you could if you wanted the optic positioned higher.

Which model is it the GR or the RD?

@@CharliePR93The Green Dot model.

I’m sorry, wish I had the expertise to answer that question, but I do not.

For that particular model - the QAP1BE - you swipe on the finger sensor. Different models may just have you press and hold, so definitely check the manual.

@@brandonwatsonmedia you are right, I just checked, mine is the QAP1BLX

I'll definitely post a link when I find one. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thank you for the recommendation! Yeah, I guess it's going to be a little while before all the manufacturers get one made specifically for the TTI Combat. Incidentally, about two weeks ago, I had written Alien Gear Holsters to ask them about holster options and they wrote me back with (and I quote) "Not too sure if this will be added or is on the list to be done internally or not as we have not seen anything about these." ?! They have not seen anything about one of the hottest new handguns on the market?! Ok then ...

Tier 1 concealed “Msp”makes the holsters you looking for that fits the light and all

@@dsnipedu I'll definitely go and check that out. Thank you!

I feel that question might be the most important one to consider. A BIG part of your "Tesla Experience" will greatly depend on how free you feel you are to just charge and drive as you desire. I always recommend to perspective Tesla owners, that if they are able to, you really need to have a Level 2 charger installed at your home. Level 1 charging is going to average only 3 miles of range per hour of charge. For you, that would need to be at least 14 hours of charging time a day with a Level 1 charger. Definitely something to consider.

As of this comment, just a box a 50 rounds - mainly to sight in the Green Dot. LAME, I know! In the next weekends, I'll finally have a chance to run through a lot more for a good break in. It was fun though. :-)

@@brandonwatsonmedia Nice. I only asked because you said it was your home defense weapon which usually should have a good amount of rounds through it

@@beasmode18 100% on point! Just haven't had the chance to put a couple of hundred through it. But don't worry, I've got plenty of other broken in weapons in arms reach. 🤠 Thanks for commenting!