Videos tagged with Hands-Free Operation

This video provides an expert overview of three primary turkey call types: box calls, pot/slate calls, and diaphragm calls. The instructor, Jared Mills, details his personal usage scenarios for each, emphasizing situational effectiveness, volume control, and ease of use. He highlights diaphragm calls as his most frequently used due to hands-free operation, while box calls are reserved for long-distance or difficult conditions, and pot calls offer versatility for nuanced sounds.

This video demonstrates the tactical application of an EDC flashlight, specifically a Streamlight model, modified with shrink wrap and bungee cord for hands-free operation. The instructor highlights its utility as a combative tool and for low-light situations, emphasizing a simple on/off function over complex buttonology.

This guide details how to customize the GBRS Group Second Best Sling (SBS) for a perfect fit. It covers cutting and melting the webbing, modifying the pull tab, and attaching hardware. The SBS emphasizes user customization and field repairability, drawing on 20 years of operational experience from GBRS Group experts.

This guide details the installation of a SiOnyx digital night vision device onto a helmet using the kiloohm IR mount MK2B. It covers attaching the necessary dovetail mount to the helmet, securing the SiOnyx device to the kiloohm mount, and adjusting for optimal eye relief and tilt. The process emphasizes the importance of a solid mounting solution for hands-free night vision operation during shooting activities.

John 'Shrek' McPhee of Sheriff of Baghdad details the design and employment of his B-Sling, a two-point adjustable sling developed over a decade of combat. He emphasizes its combat band made of high-temperature silicone for vehicle operations and its quick-to-shoot technology. The guide covers proper attachment points for balance and stability, the use of triglide buckles for adjustment, and the breakaway Velcro for hands-free operation.

This guide details the operation of the Streamlight Fire Vulcan Lantern, as presented by Alex Royzen, Senior Merchandising Specialist at OpticsPlanet.com. It covers the dual lighting modes (Constant On and Strobe), the specific utility of the blue LEDs for smoke penetration, and the hands-free carrying system with a quick-detach buckle, highlighting its design for firefighters.