Videos tagged with Custom Gear

This guide details how DJ from GBRS Group modified a Blackhawk Rhodesian Chest Rig for a minimalist, direct action setup. It covers custom spray painting, optimizing for magazine capacity, and implementing essential cable management using a hot knife. The evolution of the gear is linked to shifts in mission requirements, emphasizing adaptability for various operational needs.

This video details a DIY approach to creating a compact and lightweight Recce/SPR bag by weaving together two Spiritus Systems pouches. The instructor demonstrates how to customize the bag for carrying essential items like spare magazines, a Kestrel, rangefinder, and ear protection, emphasizing a minimalist and grab-and-go philosophy for precision shooting scenarios.

This YouTube video appears to be a short, engaging piece focused on personalizing tactical gear, specifically plate carriers, with unique and expressive patches. The title directly asks about the 'best part' of a plate carrier, hinting that patches are a key element for individual customization and expression. The description further emphasizes this by asking viewers about their 'dopest patch,' encouraging community interaction and showcasing personal style within the tactical gear niche. While not explicitly mentioning firearms, the context of a 'plate carrier' strongly implies a connection to firearms ownership, self-defense, or tactical applications.

This YouTube video showcases a handmade leather chest rig specifically designed for the AK-47 platform. The description directs viewers to the creator's Instagram page for purchasing similar items and provides links to follow both the creator and a related social media account. Music for the video is attributed to White Bat Audio.

CKK Industries, known for knife and holster making supplies, has launched Holstex®, a line of thermoplastics. Their new offering includes a unique basket weave pattern, previously unavailable from other manufacturers. This material is designed for creating custom gear like holsters and knife sheaths that can match existing patterns such as Hexcam, Kryptek, and Realtree. The Holstex® sheets are available in various sizes, thicknesses, and approximately 15 colors, suitable for forming around diverse items.

This video provides an inside look at the Violent Little Machine Shop, despite the name not reflecting a traditional machine shop. The creator, Kit Badger, visits the shop in Ketchum, Idaho, and meets the team, Yanne, Nate, Emily, and Munson. The description highlights that they produce a variety of cool items, including patches, stickers, books, notepads, and clothing. The overall tone suggests a positive experience with a group of people who have a good sense of humor and create desirable products. The video encourages viewers to check out the shop.

This YouTube video announces a December giveaway featuring a custom inner belt made in Afghanistan. The host, Kit Badger, describes the belt as suitable for waist sizes between 31 and 37 inches. To enter the giveaway, viewers are instructed to sign up for "Secret Stuff" on kitbadger.com and email the host. The winner will be announced at the end of the month. The description also provides a link to a previous episode about inner belts, suggesting a recurring theme or interest in tactical gear and DIY modifications.

This video by Kit Badger discusses the creation of a 'secret inner belt' designed to be worn comfortably and unobtrusively under other load-bearing gear like backpack waist belts, rock climbing harnesses, or battle belts. The creator explains that due to a lack of suitable buckle-less, comfortable, and wide belts on the market, they opted to make their own. The video focuses on this custom gear solution and its practical application in situations where a traditional belt might interfere with other equipment.

This YouTube video showcases the Loopanywhere panels and extended zipper pulls from Whiskey Two-Four, a US-based manufacturer of custom gear. The description provides Amazon links for purchasing these accessories, specifically mentioning availability for Canadian customers. The products are described as small, cool additions to personalize a tactical rig. The video appears to be a product spotlight or review focused on enhancing existing gear with these specialized attachments.

This video from O'Neill Ops offers an early look at King's Arsenal's new Multicam seat covers. The key feature highlighted is the integrated velcro and MOLLE back panel, suggesting potential for tactical storage and customization. The focus is on the accessory itself rather than a specific firearm, but the context implies use within the firearms or tactical community.

This video features a review of tactical gear from US Grunt Gear, a company specializing in tactical and Molle accessories. The description highlights their offerings for military, police, and civilian use, emphasizing high-quality gear for heavy-duty adventures. The review aims to showcase the utility and quality of their products for various applications.