Videos tagged with Battle Belt Setup

This guide details the installation and integration of several specialized tactical gear items, focusing on enhancing situational awareness, equipment retention, and loadout efficiency. It covers helmet-mounted accessories like counterweights and NVG mounts, personal concealment items, and organizational tools for battle belts and plate carriers. The advice emphasizes practical application and field-tested utility, drawing from an instructor's experience.

This guide details the assembly of a basic tactical belt system suitable for battle, training, and competition. It emphasizes the Haley Strategic D3 V1 belt for its reverse closure and MOLLE compatibility, along with specific magazine pouches, holsters, and mounting systems like the Safari Land QLS. The setup prioritizes functionality and secure attachment of essential gear.

This guide demonstrates how to properly set up and wear a Core Essentials battle belt system. It covers the step-by-step process of attaching the inner and outer belts, tucking in a shirt, and securing the system. The video also shows how to load the belt with essential gear like a Glock 19 with a Surefire X300, spare magazines, AR magazines, a shot timer, and a dump pouch.

This video details a personal battle belt setup, highlighting the integration of various tactical accessories. Key components include a Glock 17 in a Dara Holsters drop holster, an Agilite tourniquet, and a SOG knife. The presenter emphasizes the quality of the MOLLE system and the functionality of the drop holster for improved accessibility.

This video offers a civilian perspective on battle belts, specifically reviewing an Agilite model. The speaker, an everyday citizen focused on preparedness, finds the battle belt setup to be a very usable and good option, planning to continue wearing it. The review highlights Agilite's reputation for battle-proven gear and emphasizes the value of investing in durable, well-made equipment despite a slightly higher price point.

This video addresses a common issue with battle belt setups where pistol magazine holders may not properly interface with the inner belt's Velcro. The speaker highlights how the mounting system of accessories, specifically mentioning Agilite pistol and mag holders, can prevent the laser-cut laminate of the outer belt from engaging the inner belt's Velcro. This can lead to the outer belt not being securely attached. The solution involves ensuring accessory mounting systems allow for the outer belt's tail end to slide into the inner belt sleeve, often by exposing more Velcro.

This live Q&A session covers a wide range of firearms and gear topics. Clint Morgan discusses his personal gear setups, including plate carriers, helmets, and holsters, and offers recommendations for suppressors and red dot sights. He also touches on current events, legislative issues like campus carry, and the importance of Second Amendment rights. The stream features audience interaction, product mentions, and a giveaway.

This video details Clint Morgan's personal battle belt setup, focusing on the AWS Inc SMU belt and various pouches for magazines, a dump pouch, and medical gear. He discusses the pros and cons of different retention methods for magazines, particularly with .45 ACP rounds, and emphasizes proper fit and placement for drop-leg holsters to ensure stability during movement. The setup prioritizes modularity and accessibility for a range of tactical applications.

This guide details the configuration of a Kore Essentials battle belt, emphasizing the strategic placement of essential gear. It highlights the use of Dara Holsters for pistol and magazine retention, the importance of canting magazine pouches to avoid plate carrier interference, and the utility of a dump pouch on the non-dominant side. The setup includes a medical pouch with critical life-saving items and a side-mounted knife.

This guide details the installation of the T-Rex Arms Ragnarok OWB holster, focusing on its integration with the Safari Land QLS system and a Forge Concepts thigh strap for a battle belt setup. It covers adjusting retention, cant, and thigh strap fit for optimal draw and comfort, emphasizing passive retention for non-law enforcement users.

This video details a late 2024/early 2025 battle belt setup focused on utility for range testing and property checks. Key components include a Safari Land holster with QLS for modularity, a Core Essentials ratcheting belt for adjustability, and strategically placed pouches for a flashlight, medical kit, spare magazines, and a fixed blade knife. The setup prioritizes quick access to essential items like the firearm, flashlight, and knife.

This review covers the Safariland 6354/90 RDSO OWB holster, highlighting its level 1 active retention, fixed optic cover, and bottom plugs designed to prevent accidental light activation. The reviewer discusses its $230 price point, the necessity for additional training due to the retention mechanism, and potential issues like debris ingress. While praising its features, the reviewer ultimately transitions back to a T-Rex Arms Ragnarok due to draw-stroke reliability concerns in high-stress scenarios.