Videos tagged with Cole

This video, titled "Relentless," is the second chapter of Cole's Origin Story, focusing on his self-motivation and the pressure to perform. It delves into his experiences going through BUD/S, highlighting his strength and resiliency. The description encourages viewers to subscribe for more episodes and videos. While no specific firearms or gear are explicitly mentioned, the context of BUD/S strongly implies a connection to military special operations and the associated training and equipment.

This video appears to be a behind-the-scenes (BTS) look featuring individuals identified as DJ, Cole, and Jay, associated with the brand GBRS GROUP. Given the brand's known focus on firearms and tactical gear, and the common format of such BTS content, it likely showcases aspects of their operations, product development, or team dynamics within that industry. Without further details or visual context, specific firearms, calibers, or gear cannot be definitively identified, but the context strongly suggests a firearms-related theme.

The Wilson Combat DIV 77 Project 01 is a highly impressive custom pistol, particularly noted for its exceptional 'return to zero' capability and flat shooting characteristics. Live fire demonstrations highlight minimal muzzle flip and excellent control during rapid fire. Shooters describe the firearm as 'gnarly' and 'fucking impressive,' indicating a high level of satisfaction with its performance and custom build quality.

This video is a "Flashback Friday" segment featuring Cole and Iain Harrison from RECOILweb discussing the MCR Modular Chest Rig. While the specific firearm model isn't explicitly mentioned as being demonstrated, the context of a chest rig review and discussion with firearm personalities implies relevance to tactical gear and potentially firearms it would be used with.

This YouTube video offers a first impression and quick rundown of the Archon Type B pistol, as presented by Cole and DJ from GBRS Group. The description highlights the pistol's focus on shooter needs, combining performance, versatility, and ease of control with innovative features for an enhanced shooting experience. It also includes links to the Instagram profiles of the hosts and GBRS Group, as well as their Patreon page.

This YouTube video, part of the 'Patreon Shorts' series, features Cole and DJ discussing training instructors. They address the crucial topic of identifying and avoiding problematic instructors, offering insights and reasons behind their recommendations. The video encourages viewers to subscribe to their Patreon channel for the full content, including knowledge transfer, gear discussions, mindset advice, and exclusive material.

Cole details his essential range day gear, emphasizing organization within a Seahorse SE-1220 case. Key items include a Cobalt Kinetics AR-15, Sig Sauer MCX, a custom Sig P320, and various suppressors from top brands. The GBRS Group belt system with new retention pouches is highlighted, alongside crucial administrative paperwork for NFA items.

This video offers highlights from a recent open enrollment firearms course hosted by GBRS Group. It showcases students from across the country participating in shooting drills, emphasizing the practical application of skills learned. The video also features prominent instructors and provides links to the GBRS Group Patreon and gear website. A crucial scam alert is included regarding fraudulent giveaway claims.

This video is the first episode of season two of the 'rundown.' series, featuring Cole and DJ discussing gear and kit. In this installment, they visit the range with Aaron, the owner of Cobalt Kinetics, to test various Cobalt Kinetics setups. Aaron provides insights into the design philosophy behind the firearms. The description also includes a scam alert regarding GBRS Group give-aways.

This review delves into the HK MP7A1, comparing its development and utility against the legacy MP5. While acknowledging the MP7's compact size and suitability for specific roles like PSD and water operations, the speakers highlight significant ergonomic criticisms and suggest numerous improvements. They discuss the 4.6mm round's effectiveness and propose redesigns for better modularity and operator interface.