Videos tagged with Airport Travel

This video documents the arrival of a new Gunwerks Skunkwerks Project in Las Vegas, transported via a Pelican Air case. The footage shows the case being handled at Harry Reid International Airport, indicating preparation for an event like SHOT Show. The use of specialized equipment highlights the brand's professional approach to transporting sensitive projects.

Colion Noir reviews the Vaultek XRC Rifle Case, highlighting its advanced security features like a biometric fingerprint scanner and keypad, modular interior organization, and a steel security tether. He contrasts it with traditional cases, emphasizing its premium feel and user-friendly design for travel and various environments.

This guide details the process of safely transporting a firearm when traveling by air. It emphasizes unloading the firearm, securing it in a locked case with ammunition stored separately, and declaring it to the airline. The speaker, a petite woman traveling with children, shares her easy process for ensuring she can remain armed for self-defense while traveling.

This video uses a humorous meme format to contrast historical warrior ideals with modern civilian life, specifically showing a man eating a salad in an airport terminal. The joke plays on the perceived 'softness' of modern men compared to past generations, a common theme within the tactical and firearms community.

Ben Stoeger discusses his preferred firearm transport case, the Pelican 3100, chosen for its optimal size that fits in standard car trunks without needing to fold down seats. He highlights its durability, integrated wheels for easy airport transit, and sufficient internal space for two rifles and multiple handguns, making it ideal for frequent travel. While acknowledging the higher cost of Pelican cases, Stoeger emphasizes their value for reliable gear protection.

This video from RECOILtv's Tactical Tips series focuses on modular gear solutions for travel, specifically highlighting Vertx's Contingency Duffels and Roller Bag. The presenter emphasizes the importance of separating gear for transit versus destination needs, advocating for modular internal bags like the Vertx Go Pack. The 45-liter duffel is presented as an ideal carry-on, while the 85-liter version is suitable for larger equipment. A key feature discussed is the detachable roller section of the larger bag, allowing for separate use of the duffel.