Videos tagged with Quick Release

This guide details the installation and use of a quick on/off tactical belt system, specifically mentioning High Speed Gear International. The system emphasizes convenience for range or competition use, allowing for rapid attachment and detachment without the need to tuck shirts or manage an inner belt. It's presented as an efficient setup for instructors or those prioritizing ease of use.

Clint Morgan, a former Marine, provides an expert assessment of the RTS Tactical RICO Vest, highlighting its exceptional comfort, even surpassing issued Eagle Industries gear. He details its Level IIIA HG2 integrated soft armor, QD release system, and side-zipper plate insertion, while also discussing its loadout capabilities and potential drawbacks in donning speed for rapid deployment scenarios. The review emphasizes the vest's ergonomic design for rifle shouldering and its suitability for overt protection needs.

This guide details the setup and key features of the HRT Tactical LBAC plate carrier, based on a year of field testing by TonyD2Wild. It covers the installation of the Maximus placard, cummerbund, and zip-on panels, highlighting the carrier's modularity, 500D Cordura construction, and quick-release system for enhanced operational flexibility and comfort.

This guide details the installation and use of the FalconClaw QDM system, demonstrated by an instructor. The video highlights how the QDM allows for rapid, secure attachment and detachment of thermal optics to both helmet and firearm platforms, ensuring proper alignment and functionality. The instructor emphasizes its utility for quick gear changes in tactical scenarios.

This guide details the setup and stress testing of the German Tactical Systems tripod, as demonstrated by FalconClaw. It covers features like the ball joint head, quick-release mechanism, and its impressive 105kg weight capacity. The tripod's portability and suitability for various shooting positions are also highlighted, offering practical insights for tactical gear users.

This guide demonstrates the rapid deployment of a ballistic shield integrated into a tactical backpack, as shown by D'Boss Firearms staff. The technique involves a simple manual pull-tab mechanism for immediate personal protection. It highlights the utility of such gear for self-defense scenarios.

This video showcases the 945 Industries tactical EDC bag, highlighting its gunmetal grey color and quick-release pull tab. The presenter, GHG Hussle, demonstrates a rapid draw technique with a custom Glock 19 from the bag's internal holster. While humorously attempting to fit a suppressed AR-15, the focus remains on the bag's suitability for concealed carry of handguns.

This review focuses on the Feyachi TM 20 Magnetic Plate Carrier, highlighting its unique cable-actuated mechanical and magnetic locking system for quick release and attachment. The reviewer praises its build quality for the price point (around $130), modularity, and included accessories like admin pouches. While not a top-tier carrier, it's presented as a high-value option for budget-conscious users, particularly for civilian applications and Airsoft.

This video demonstrates the installation of the FAB Defense AMP (Advanced Micro Pistol) conversion kit, specifically showing how to integrate a Walther PDP pistol. The process involves a visual demonstration of the quick-lock mechanism and highlights the chassis's features like Picatinny rails. The demonstration is conducted by a product demonstrator, showcasing efficient assembly and proper firearm handling.

This video provides an unboxing and initial impressions of the CV Life Tactical Vest. The reviewer highlights its budget-friendly nature, multicam pattern, removable shoulder padding, MOLLE compatibility (including laser-cut options), and a three-mag pouch. Key features noted are the quick-release system on both shoulder straps and cummerbund, and the breathable mesh interior.

This video demonstrates the rapid conversion of the Zahal Masada Backpack into a front-and-back plate carrier system. The process involves activating quick-pull shoulder straps to deploy the concealed front armor, transforming the backpack into tactical body armor suitable for immediate use. The demonstration highlights the product's versatility and rapid deployment capabilities.

This video, titled 'THE 3-SECOND DUCT TAPE ESCAPE,' suggests a scenario involving a quick escape technique using duct tape. While the title doesn't explicitly mention firearms, the context of 'escape' and the common use of firearms in such hypothetical situations warrant a firearms-related categorization. The focus is on a practical, albeit unconventional, method that could be applied in a defensive or survival context.