Videos tagged with Patrol Gear

John Lovell conducts a 'True/False' test on patrol gear, identifying essential items for stealthy operations versus those that are detrimental. Key takeaways include the importance of a well-configured battle rifle with night vision capabilities, a comprehensive medical and navigation kit, and noise-disciplined clothing. Conversely, items like a heavy battle belt, a loud hatchet, and cook-required meals are deemed 'false' essentials due to weight, noise, or operational risks.

The Admin 64 Rig, inspired by the South African 32 Battalion's Niemoller rig, is a modern tactical harness designed for light infantry roles and long-range patrols. It offers high capacity for belt-fed ammunition, accommodating up to 450 rounds, and features versatile pouching for various magazines and sustainment items. While robust, its primary drawback is its weight when fully loaded, though it remains compatible with slick armor carriers.

This video focuses on building out a TRAAP chest rig. While the specific firearm models or calibers aren't mentioned in the title or description, the context of a chest rig strongly implies its use with firearms for tactical purposes, such as carrying magazines and essential gear. The content likely involves demonstrating how to assemble, configure, and potentially use the chest rig for shooting activities or tactical scenarios.

This YouTube video provides a quick review of the "SOE Patrol Subload," a piece of gear made in the USA. The description also mentions showcasing the belt from which the subload hangs. The content focuses on evaluating this specific piece of tactical or outdoor equipment, offering insights into its functionality and integration with a belt system. It's geared towards individuals interested in load-bearing equipment and potential carry solutions.

The Onward Research Recce Rig, designed by Garand Thumb, offers a modern take on the classic Pattern 83 chest rig. It features an H-harness for comfort, scalability to attach to a plate carrier, and four magazine pouches optimized for AR-15 magazines. While it can fit AK magazines, the fit is tighter. The rig also includes side MOLLE for accessories and a rear admin pouch, making it a versatile option for reconnaissance and patrol roles.

This video provides a tutorial on how to properly size and adjust Spiritus Systems LV/119 cummerbunds. It explains the importance of correct overlap for maximum adjustability and states that the technique applies to both MOLLE and elastic versions. The video also directs viewers to the Spiritus Systems website and social media channels for more information.