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.

Former CIA Officer Jason Hanson demonstrates a minimalist medical kit carried on the hip for immediate access during firearms training. Key items include medical shears for clothing removal, a Sharpie for marking tourniquet application time, and a CAT tourniquet, emphasizing the importance of one-handed application and not compromising on quality for life-saving gear. This setup is designed for rapid response in case of injury at the range or as part of a bugout bag.

This video provides first impressions of the Holosun ARO, a budget-friendly red dot sight. The reviewer highlights its Aimpoint T2-like aesthetics, robust mounting system with interchangeable height mounts, and the versatility of its multi-reticle system. Despite initial skepticism about its lower price point, the reviewer finds it to be a solid performer for its cost, suitable for various shooting applications.

This video showcases several pieces of tactical gear and firearms, focusing on a Level IIIA ballistic face mask from Tardigrade Industries and the Dry Fire Mag system for pistol training. The presenter discusses the features and benefits of the mask, including its protective rating and potential for integration with helmets. The Dry Fire Mag system is highlighted as a tool for practicing trigger reset and dry firing without needing to rack the slide, with a discount code provided for viewers. Other firearms like a 300 Blackout AR-15 and a Ruger SP101 revolver are also briefly mentioned.

This video provides essential advice for consumers shopping for steel targets, emphasizing that price should reflect quality and warning against cheap, unbranded options. It highlights the importance of purchasing from reputable brands with transparent manufacturing and quality control processes, recommending direct communication with companies to inquire about steel sourcing and QC. The instructor stresses that understanding the engineering behind target design is crucial for safe operation.

This video compares the PACT Club Timer III and the SG Timer Go, two popular shot timers priced under $150. The SG Timer Go is recommended for its superior features, including a backlit display, app integration for settings and data logging, and additional modes like spy and dry fire practice. While both timers are easy to use, the SG Timer Go offers a more modern and feature-rich experience for shooters looking to improve their performance.

This video highlights the importance of companies incorporating user feedback into product development. The presenter discusses improvements made to the Shooters Global shot timer, specifically addressing issues with the magnetic mount strength and beep volume from an earlier version. The updated model appears to have resolved these fundamental problems, demonstrating a positive response to constructive criticism.

This video introduces and demonstrates the setup of the TA Targets Breakdown Base, a new, highly portable, and maintainable steel target base. The presenter details the evolution from previous welded bases to this innovative design, emphasizing its ease of assembly, component replaceability, and compatibility with various target systems. The guide covers the step-by-step process of assembling the base, including optional configurations for enhanced stability and paper target mounting.

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 video provides a review of Bravo Concealment holsters, highlighting their comfort, fit, and versatility for both outside-the-waistband (OWB) and inside-the-waistband (IWB) carry. The speaker, a sponsored shooter for Bravo Concealment, emphasizes the quality of their clips and the ergonomic design of the holsters. A discount code is provided for viewers interested in purchasing.

This guide details the conversion of the Alien Gear Mag Pouch from an Outside the Waistband (OWB) configuration to an Inside the Waistband (IWB) setup. The process involves swapping the OWB belt clip for a neoprene backing pad and an IWB clip. Expert instructor Neil from Geauga Firearms Academy highlights the versatility of this gear for training scenarios.

This video reviews a prototype KORE nylon web gun belt featuring a nylon facing, leather backing, and a plastic core. The reviewer, from Geauga Firearms Academy, highlights its track line system for precise adjustments, contrasting it with KORE's existing leather models. The belt is tested with live fire drills and a full-size handgun, demonstrating its capability for concealed carry and tactical use.