Videos tagged with Desert Camouflage

This video showcases a V DOG tactical collar designed for a Belgian Malinois, featuring a custom 1st Battalion Diamond patch. The owner, John "Shrek" McPhee, a former Special Operations member and experienced K9 handler, highlights the collar's durability and personalization options. The content focuses on tactical gear for working dogs and acknowledges Veterans Day.

This video provides an initial look at the Sabre Micro Dagger from Palmetto State Armory. It highlights the pistol's desert camouflage frame, gold barrel, and optic-ready slide, featuring a Holosun EPS Carry optic. A brief live-fire demonstration showcases its operation and recoil.

This video provides practical instruction on applying face paint for camouflage. It details why face paint is used (to break up the human silhouette and facial features), when not to use it (in arctic conditions due to cold injury risks), and two primary application methods: the 'Rolling T' (Infantry Standard) and a zigzag pattern. The instructor emphasizes applying dark colors to high points and lighter colors to low points for effective blending.

This video demonstrates the basic operation of the AKM rifle, a firearm known for its ruggedness and reliability. The demonstration covers the essential steps of loading a magazine, chambering a round, and firing the weapon in an outdoor range environment. The presenter's actions indicate a practitioner's familiarity with the AK platform's manual of arms.

This guide details the process of building a historically accurate clone of First Sergeant Randy Shughart's M14 rifle, as depicted in 'Black Hawk Down.' It covers modifying an M1A receiver, installing period-correct accessories like a Brookfield mount and Aimpoint 3000 optic, applying custom camouflage, and integrating an AIM-1D laser designator. The process emphasizes attention to detail for historical accuracy and functional night-fighting capabilities, as demonstrated by firearms expert Ian McCollum.