Videos tagged with Firearms Training Gear

This review from Elliott Delp, a tactical gear expert with extensive field experience, assesses the Agilite K-Zero SF plate carrier. Delp highlights its comfort and build quality, noting it as one of the most comfortable and well-made carriers he has used during training and shooting. While acknowledging its high price point (over $300), he positions it as a top-tier option for those invested in the Agilite brand.

This review of the Safariland Liberator HP 2.0 ear pro highlights its exceptional comfort for all-day wear and its advanced active and directional hearing features, crucial for maintaining situational awareness at the range. The dual-fuel power source and multiple suspension modes offer significant versatility. The expert assessment suggests minor improvements to voice prompts for an even better user experience.

This guide details how to effectively set up a tactical battle belt, drawing on the experience of Bill Quirk. It covers different belt types, essential equipment placement for accessibility and ergonomics, and emphasizes a minimalist approach to avoid overloading. Key principles include ambidextrous access for medical gear and avoiding placement at the small of the back.

This video features Ernie and Brendon reviewing the V2 Pro Performance Tactical Shirt by First Tactical. They emphasize that this is not a paid endorsement, highlighting their genuine use and knowledge of the product. The review aims to provide insights into the shirt's features and suitability for training. The description includes links to the product on the First Tactical website, as well as TRB Training's website, store, and social media profiles.

This comprehensive review of the Alien Gear Mag Pouch, presented by Neil from Geauga Firearms Academy, details its unique convertible design for both OWB and IWB carry. The pouch offers extensive customization, particularly in retention and cant adjustment, making it adaptable for various magazines and user preferences. While praised for its versatility, especially for instructors, the double IWB configuration is noted as being bulky for practical concealed carry.