Videos tagged with Primus

This video demonstrates critical light discipline techniques for operating a gas stove at night, especially in tactical or survival scenarios. It highlights how stove flames are easily detectable with night vision and provides practical methods for concealment, such as digging a hole or utilizing terrain features. The content emphasizes minimizing light signature to avoid detection.

This video features Kit Badger reviewing various "rad stuff" from Varusteleka, a company specializing in military and outdoor gear. The description highlights Varusteleka's European-made products and surplus items. Specific items mentioned include the Sarma TST Thermal Patrol Coverall, Varusteleka Commando Cap, and Primus Express Spider II Stove, indicating a focus on practical outdoor and potentially tactical equipment. The video aims to showcase interesting products for both military enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

This short demonstrates how to create effective, free fire starters using common household items like egg cartons, dryer lint, and wax melts. The process involves stuffing lint into the carton, pouring melted wax over it, and then separating the individual cups. These DIY starters are shown to ignite easily with a ferro rod and burn for a significant duration, offering a budget-friendly alternative to commercial products like Pyro Putty.

This YouTube video showcases footage from a 3-Gun event held at Wolverton Mountain Gun Club on October 26, 2014. Specifically, it highlights Stage 1, described as a "quick-and-dirty" rifle and shotgun stage. The firearms featured are a Waffen Werks AK-74 and a VEPR-12. The video is credited to Jeffersonian 1, who is also noted to have a full description of the event on their page. The background music is provided by the band Primus.

This video details a hearty 'Mountain Man Stew' recipe prepared during a tactical car camping trip in sub-freezing temperatures. Nutnfancy demonstrates the use of specific outdoor cooking gear, including the Primus Firehole 100 stove and various knives like the Fallkniven A2 and Condor Garuda for food preparation. The recipe emphasizes simple ingredients like sirloin steak, vegetables, and robust seasonings, designed to provide warmth and sustenance in harsh conditions.

This video showcases the Primus FireHole 100 stove during an outdoor 'Tailgate Stir Fry' cooking session. Despite a minor finger injury, Nutnfancy demonstrates the stove's capabilities, comparing it favorably to the Camp Chef Rainier. The review highlights the stove's dual 12,000 BTU burners, solid build quality, and suitability for high-calorie outdoor meals.