Videos tagged with M-LOK Rails

This video explores the utility of helmets for civilians, particularly in training and night vision applications. It differentiates between ballistic and bump helmets, highlighting bump helmets as a practical choice for impact protection and mounting accessories. The presenter details their personal Hard Head Veterans AT bump helmet setup, including M-LOK rails, Peliator adapters for Howard Leight ear protection, a Krydex Mohawk battery pouch, and various lights, emphasizing hands-free operation and modularity.

This comprehensive guide breaks down the process of building a tactical helmet system, covering budget considerations, helmet types (bump vs. ballistic), and the crucial integration of accessories like EarPro, night vision mounts, strobes, and lights. It details compatibility between different rail systems (Opscore ARC, Team Wendy, M-LOK) and various accessory brands, emphasizing the importance of proper fit, retention, and weight distribution for optimal performance and comfort.

This guide, drawing from the expertise of The VSO Gun Channel host, details the critical differences between high-end and budget tactical helmets. It emphasizes how factors like weight, suspension system, rail type (M-LOK vs. ARC), and fit directly impact the usability and effectiveness of expensive accessories like night vision devices. The host strongly advocates for investing in quality gear for optimal performance and safety.

This review covers the Hard Head Veterans bump helmet, highlighting its features and value. The helmet is designed for impact protection from bumps and scrapes, not ballistic threats. It features M-LOK rails for accessory mounting, a comfortable padding system with interchangeable pads, and a unique magnetic chin strap buckle. The reviewer emphasizes its quality construction and competitive pricing compared to higher-end brands.

The Magpul Pro 700 Rifle Chassis is a new offering designed for the Remington 700 platform, featuring a robust aluminum chassis with steel locking mechanisms and M-LOK rails. It boasts an ambidextrous QD plate for left-handed actions and a folding stock mechanism that protects the bolt handle during transport. The chassis includes adjustable cheek and butt pads, and accepts standard AI magazines, coming with one 7.62/.308 magazine.

This video details a custom airsoft build based on the Classic Army USA CA110, featuring a 308-style AR platform. Key upgrades include a PTS Enhanced Polymer Grip, an ICS stock with adjustable length of pull and cheek height, a PTS Mega Arms Wedgelock rail, a 16-inch Mad Bull barrel, a PTS compensator, and a Leapers short dot optic. The build highlights the CA110's 9mm ball bearing gearbox, quick-change spring system, and integrated mosfet, along with its fully functional ambidextrous controls.