Videos tagged with Custom Gear

This GBRS Group Patreon Short emphasizes that tactical gear should adapt to the user's body mechanics, not the other way around. Proper gear placement, particularly for holsters, is crucial for efficient weapon manipulation and maintaining a stable shooting platform. Inefficient setups can force detrimental body posture changes during critical actions like drawing or reloading.

This video highlights custom range gear from Run&Gun Industries. Based on the title and description, it focuses on products designed for shooting enthusiasts, with a specific mention of EDC (Everyday Carry) gear. While no specific firearms or calibers are named, the emphasis is on quality accessories and equipment used at the range. The video aims to showcase the offerings of Run&Gun Industries for those who value specialized gear for their firearm activities.

This video showcases an advanced urban backpack modification integrating a concealed firearm and a Haley Strategic DC3R Micro Rig. The setup allows for rapid deployment of a Sig Sauer MCX SBR and essential gear, demonstrating a high level of preparedness for everyday carry in an urban environment. It highlights the synergy between tactical backpacks and chest rigs for efficient loadout management.

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.

This YouTube video, titled 'Top Picks for Gun Belts!!!', focuses on showcasing recommended gun belts. While the primary topic is gear, the description also highlights the content creator 'Top Guns', a locally owned business that offers a wide selection of firearms and competitive pricing, alongside an indoor range. The description emphasizes their commitment to the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, encouraging support for businesses that uphold these values. They also actively seek customer input to improve their services.

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 video from Tactical Rifleman features Mike Lose from ATS Tactical discussing their new line of low-visibility body armor. The gear is designed for operators needing to blend into urban environments without a "military" signature. It's made from three shirt components: an outer shirt, a plate carrier, and a chest rig. A unique feature is the ability for operators to send indigenous clothing patterns to ATS for custom low-vis gear sets, addressing real-world operational needs encountered by Green Berets. The video also mentions a promo code TacR5 for discounts on ATS orders and provides links to support Tactical Rifleman through Patreon, merchandise, and other recommended products.

This YouTube video from QVO Tactical shows the crew working in their shop, featuring gear creation and a unique scenario of "breaking into their own safe." The description also highlights their Instagram presence and lists the gear used for vlogging and editing, including specific Amazon affiliate links. The video emphasizes the daily operations and behind-the-scenes work of the QVO team.

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.