Videos tagged with Rhodesian Camo

This video demonstrates the live fire capabilities of a Rhodesian 'BRU' CAR-15 style rifle, featuring a unique camouflage pattern and vintage tactical accessories. The demonstration, presented by a professional tactical training channel, highlights proficient weapon manipulation, controlled rapid fire, and the effective use of a carry-handle mounted Aimpoint optic. It serves as a practical guide for understanding the handling characteristics of this classic rifle configuration.

This guide details how to reverse the Helikon-Tex Swagman Roll to utilize its dual camouflage patterns. The demonstration, presented by Ziga of Polenar Tactical, highlights the product's versatility as a poncho, sleeping bag liner, or emergency jacket. It showcases the transition between Woodland/Green and White/Desert patterns.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical details significant business expansions and process improvements. He discusses the strategic decision to invest in ten 3D printers to manufacture holster wings in-house, reducing costs and lead times compared to outsourcing or injection molding. Additionally, he showcases the use of a fiber laser for custom magazine engravings, including unique camouflage patterns, and the in-house design and printing of molds for knife sheaths. This shift emphasizes efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and enhanced product aesthetics for QVO Tactical's offerings.

This video showcases a DSA SA58 Voyager FAL rifle, chambered in .308 Winchester, featuring a custom Rhodesian-style camouflage Cerakote finish. The rifle was originally built with an 18-inch barrel but was subsequently cut down to 16 inches and threaded for a JMac Customs RRD4C muzzle device with a 14mm left-hand thread, accommodating a specific suppressor. The camouflage pattern is a stylized interpretation of Rhodesian camo, incorporating harder lines.

This video showcases a custom Mk3 Firearms L1A1 FAL rifle, chambered in .308 Winchester. The rifle features an inch pattern receiver, a shortened barrel at 14.5 inches, a GMAC compensator, and a unique seven-color Fleck Tarn camouflage finish applied by the instructor. The custom paint job is inspired by Rhodesian camo patterns and includes hand-painted details like the number '14'.