Videos tagged with Gear Repair

This guide details an expedient technique for patching holes in tactical gear using readily available materials. It emphasizes using 100 mph tape for both internal and external patches, secured with waxed dental floss and needles. The method is demonstrated on a general purpose pouch with MOLLE webbing, highlighting the importance of reinforcing corners and the optional use of Shoo Goo for enhanced durability. The instructor, drawing from Ranger School experience, advocates for multi-purpose tools and materials for field repairs.

This guide details 25 survival uses for a common T-shirt, drawing from expert demonstrations by Sootch00. It covers applications from personal protection and comfort to fire starting, water filtration, first aid, and gear maintenance. The content emphasizes practical improvisation with readily available materials, highlighting the versatility of a simple garment in survival scenarios.

This guide details how to detach and utilize the various components of the RE Factor Wilderness Survival Card for emergency survival tasks. It covers mounting arrowheads and trident points onto wooden shafts, using the saw for notching, and employing the trident for gigging. The guide also touches on the use of snare locks, tweezers, and needles for trapping and repair, emphasizing practical application in a wilderness context. Instruction is provided by Scott Moore, presented as a subject matter expert in primitive weapons and survival.

Nutnfancy, a high-level gear reviewer, demonstrates a practical DIY modification to address the overly aggressive G10 handle texture on the redesigned Cold Steel AK-47 knife. The process involves using JB Kwik Weld to smooth the area under the pocket clip, preventing clothing shredding during carry. The guide details surface preparation, epoxy application, sanding techniques with specific grit recommendations, and finishing with spray paint, offering a comprehensive solution for this common issue.

This guide details several survival and field-expedient techniques using duct tape, presented by Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA. It covers protecting firearms from the elements, creating improvised tools like spears, making a water-tight bucket, using tape as a fire starter, repairing gear, and fashioning temporary waders. These methods highlight the versatility of duct tape in outdoor and survival scenarios.