Videos tagged with Nylon Gear

This video highlights Special Operations Equipment (SOE), an American company praised for its quality products. The content specifically mentions a 2-point bungee sling and a 'tool bag lite' that was a promotional item. The description emphasizes the American-made aspect of the gear and includes relevant hashtags related to everyday carry, home defense, and survival scenarios. The focus is on SOE's tactical and utility gear, appealing to individuals interested in durable, American-made equipment for various applications.

This video from T.REX ARMS discusses their new M81 Woodland camouflage pattern, which is now available on some of their nylon products. The title hints at whether this pattern can improve shooting speed, suggesting a discussion on how camouflage might impact performance or perception, though the description focuses solely on the product release. Expect information on the M81 pattern and its application to T.REX ARMS' gear.

This video critiques the common 'gear acquisition syndrome' in tactical communities, advising viewers to prioritize training and essential gear over expensive, unproven equipment. It suggests starting with budget-friendly options for plate carriers and rifles, upgrading incrementally as needs become clearer. Specific loadout examples from Josh, Drew, and Nick highlight practical choices like the Crye JPC 2.0 and LMT rifles, emphasizing cost-effectiveness and proven performance.

This video introduces Spiritus Systems, a company founded by former soldiers who were dissatisfied with their issued nylon gear. The company specializes in manufacturing modular plate carriers, chest rigs, magazine carriers, and a wide array of pouches designed for military and law enforcement personnel. The "Systems" in their name highlights the modularity of their products, allowing users to configure and reconfigure their gear á la carte to suit specific missions. The video emphasizes that their products are made in the USA and a significant portion of their product line is now available through Brownells. Adam Holroyd, one of the founders, discusses the guiding principles behind their product development with Brownells Gun Tech Caleb Savant.

This video provides a review of a sling from Ten21 Tactical. The description highlights that Ten21 Tactical is a local online tactical gear maker specializing in nylon products. The video emphasizes that all materials are sourced from American companies and assembled in Virginia. The reviewer praises the quality and investment value of the sling. The description also includes various affiliate links and social media promotions for the reviewer's channels and merchandise.

This "Factory to Table" episode takes viewers to Cole-Tac in New Hampshire, a manufacturer specializing in high-quality nylon gear, particularly for precision rifle shooters. The video documents the process of creating a custom suppressor cover, from selecting fabric to the computer-controlled cutting and sewing stages. The host highlights Cole-Tac's experience in the nylon industry and their supply of equipment for various shooting disciplines. The video also features the host's "Badger Head" t-shirt and Prometheus Design Werx Raider Field Pants.

This episode of The Gun Collective podcast features a Q&A session with host Jon and guests Dustin Coleman of Cole-Tac and Johnny Bragg. Topics include Jon's recent surgery, Johnny's return to videos, and updates from Dustin regarding his nylon-based gear. The episode highlights the importance of TGC Patreon supporters and offers incentives like behind-the-scenes content and a monthly gun giveaway. The show aims to catch up on missed content and answer viewer questions with expert insights.

This video features a quick interview with Todd, the owner of Strike Hard Gear, a local business in Minnesota specializing in tactical nylon gear. The video highlights the business and encourages viewers to check out their website for quality products. The description also includes promotional codes for Battle Arms Development and Tekmat, and social media links for the creator, nsz85.