Kinsler

Auto sleep on the Gideon is 3.75 minutes, and on the Viridian, it's two minutes.

Both are waterproof.

The Gideon does claim to be shockproof.

The Viridian does not say on their website.

Dot size, both of them are 3 MOA.

Brightness levels on the Gideon are manual.

There are 8 day and 2 night vision.

We thought that was kind of interesting.

Can you imagine running a 380 under night?

And on the Viridian, it's auto.

Warranty on the Gideon, lifetime against manufactured defects and accidental damage.

The Viridian, limited lifetime with the electronic components are five years.

The Gideon is $219.99 and the Viridian is $229.

So basically a $10 difference right there.

Um, as far as the comparison, so Nick came over the other night, brought his three 80.

We put the Viridian on there.

We went out and shot both.

We tested both.

And here's some kind of side-by-side comparison.

Both these optics are made specifically for the Smith & Wesson Bodyguard 2.0, and at least currently, are the only options for that pistol.