Videos tagged with Back Panel

The Spiritus Systems Assault Back Panel Core Mark II offers a streamlined attachment system using 'fang' tabs and integrated zippers for quick and secure mounting to compatible plate carriers. It features a single vertical MOLLE column for mounting accessories and utilizes YKK zippers for adjustable interior volume. The panel also includes an integral beaver tail for expanded storage.

Spiritus Systems introduces new tactical apparel, including the Mission Rugby Shirt, a Fire Resistant (FR) garment designed for safety with no-melt, no-drip properties. They also discuss advancements in plate carrier back paneling, focusing on zipper compatibility between Spiritus Systems and Pharoah Concepts gear to standardize modularity for end-users.

This guide details the installation of the Spiritus Systems Universal Carrier Attachment Standard (UCAS) onto an LV/119 Plate Carrier. The UCAS system utilizes a zipper and tab interface for modular customization, allowing seamless integration of various accessories like radios and pouches. The video emphasizes a professional and action-oriented approach to tactical gear setup.

This guide details how to configure Spiritus Systems gear for machine gunner roles, focusing on practical, lesser-known features. It covers stowing spare barrels and asbestos mitts, fitting SAW drums, and leveraging modularity for role transitions. The instruction comes from a representative of the gear manufacturer, indicating high expertise.

This video explains the tactical purpose of back panels on plate carriers, emphasizing that the equipment stored there is for team use, not individual access. It clarifies that if mission-essential equipment requires immediate personal access, a back panel is not the appropriate solution. The speaker highlights that items like flashbangs or remotely controlled radios, which don't require immediate personal access, are suitable for back panel storage.

This video from Spiritus Systems is a product spotlight focusing on the extensive range of accessories available for their base chest rig and plate carrier systems. Host Caleb and guest Adam Holroyd from Spiritus Systems explore the "Realm of the Possible," detailing how to mate different components and highlighting the versatility of their General Purpose (GP) pouches. They cover various attachments like MOLLE pouches, sack pouches, back panels, and the MOLLE Cummerbund, showcasing their adaptability for carrying diverse items such as medical kits, gun cleaning supplies, night vision gear, and binoculars. The discussion also touches on the utility of back panels in different scenarios. The content emphasizes lawful use for activities like hunting, self-defense, and recreational shooting.

This video tutorial demonstrates the installation of a "Back Panel XL Adapter". While the specific firearm or gear it attaches to isn't explicitly stated, the company "Spiritus Systems" is known for producing high-quality tactical gear, particularly plate carriers and related accessories. The description includes links to their website and social media, encouraging viewers to learn more about their products. The content likely appeals to individuals involved in tactical applications, preparedness, or the shooting sports community who utilize modular gear systems.

This video focuses on the installation of a back panel GP flap, likely for tactical or load-bearing equipment. While no specific firearm models or calibers are mentioned, the context strongly suggests a connection to firearms accessories, plate carriers, or tactical vests. The description promotes the Spiritus Systems brand and encourages viewers to visit their website and social media channels for more information.

This YouTube video from Spiritus Systems focuses on the installation of a MOLLE back panel. The description provides links to their website, Facebook, and Instagram, encouraging viewers to connect and subscribe to their newsletter. While the specific firearm or gear being used with the back panel isn't detailed in the provided information, the context strongly suggests it's for tactical or preparedness applications.

This video reviews the Brigandine Plate Carrier by SKD Tactical, highlighting its modularity and options for scaling. The presenter discusses the ability to attach side PALS sections, various back panels, and magazine carriers. The video also mentions the availability of different plate bag sizes for a secure fit and SKD Tactical's standalone Level 4 plate. The reviewer also briefly mentions their "Black Rainbow" T-shirt and Prometheus Design Werx Raider Field Pants as part of their loadout.