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Press Release: Viridian Weapon Technologies
Viridian Sponsors Explosive 2023 Gundies Awards
Viridian Weapon Technologies returned as a sponsor in 2023 and had a successful Gundies Awards show. Viridian showcased a variety of new products, such as the new C-Series line and custom holsters, serving as a proud sponsor of the Breakout Creator of the Year Award on Feb. 24-25, 2023. -
Publication: Guns & Ammo
Howa Super Lite Bolt-Action Rifle: Full Review
The Viridian Antero scope was bright and clear with good parallax adjustment, while the trigger pull was also excellent. A .308 this light kicks, so I used a Lead Sled to soak up some of it. I started with Hornady’s Precision Hunter 178-grain ELD-X. Most of us would agree that’s a “premium” load. Like any factory load, not every rifle will like it, but I thought it a good starting point.
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Publication: The Truth About Guns
Optic Review: Viridian GDO 20 Green Dot Electro Optic
With their GDO 20 green dot sight, Viridian Weapon’s Technologies has taken their many years of experience with green lasers and applied it to the reflex optic space. A green red-dot optic. It works, and it works great.
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Publication: Guns & Ammo
SMALL FRAME, BIG PERFORMANCE
It wasn't long ago that AR-10-style rifles chambered for 7.62x51mm NATO were a topic of debate and admiration at shooting ranges and around campfires. Even Grandad, with his distrust of the "plastic" AR-15, could get behind Eugene Stoner's, 30-caliber platform. Afterall, the .308 Winchester - the 7.62's commercial counterpart - was a descendent of the two-time World War winner, the .30-'06 Springfield. As a military cartridge, the 7.62 NATO saw action in M14 rifles and M240 machine guns, among others, while the .308 Win. has been feeding Winchester Model 70s (and every other bolt action) since the early 1950s. -
Publication: Concealed Carry Magazine
Talking Shop
This offering from ViridianWeaponTech.com allows you to attach an index point to the foregrip of your AR-pattern rifle or carbine that will be more than a hand stop. The 4LUX CQ packs a 400-lumen LED into a very small footprint, and its grip activation allows you to maintain strong control over your MLOK-equipped rifle with the light engaged or off. Even better, it is designed and made in the United States of America.