Videos tagged with Bandoliers

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers a wide range of firearms-related topics. Key discussions include optimizing bolt-action rifles for competition, the pros and cons of different tactical gear setups (plate carriers, chest rigs, battle belts), and considerations for budget night vision. The host also delves into the practicality of historical firearms, such as the 1873 Winchester and black powder revolvers, and discusses modern firearm design trends like magazine standards and reloading techniques. Practical advice is offered on advanced medical training and the effectiveness of suppressors.

This RECOILtv video showcases the Vertx Go Pack and Firebase Bandoliers, highlighting their collapsible design and versatility. Dave Merrill and Melissa Miller demonstrate how the Go Pack can transform from a compact size to accommodate a PDW, emphasizing these items as essential gear for tactical applications. The video also promotes the availability of the RECOILtv app on various platforms.

This video discusses the differences in gear and equipment between three-gun and two-gun action challenge matches. The primary distinction lies in the inclusion of a shotgun in three-gun, which necessitates specialized gear like bandoliers and shell caddies. Two-gun matches, often more physically demanding, require gear with superior retention, as standard three-gun holsters can be impractical. The overall gear philosophy shifts from competition-specific in three-gun to more practically oriented, field-ready equipment in two-gun.

This video provides an expert-level guide to a 'run and gun' drill using the Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk.1 rifle, simulating late-war British Army scenarios. The instructor, Mike B, demonstrates historical shooting techniques, equipment usage, and addresses the challenges of using period-accurate gear like bandoliers and charger clips. The drill emphasizes realistic engagement of various targets at different distances and positions, highlighting the importance of aiming adjustments for slower ammunition velocities.