Videos tagged with Surplus Gear

This video provides an expert assessment of Swiss surplus soft ballistic vests, detailing their NIJ Level 3A and anti-stab protection. The instructor, Ziga, demonstrates the vest's capabilities through live-fire testing against various handgun calibers and a knife, while also highlighting its limitations against rifle rounds. The review covers suggested uses, integration with other gear, and the importance of understanding the age and warranty status of surplus ballistic protection.

This video showcases a Slovenian military sleeping bag, highlighting its practical use and availability. A humorous demonstration emphasizes the product's features, while a limited-time discount is announced for viewers. The bag is presented as a durable and functional piece of surplus gear suitable for various outdoor applications.

This guide synthesizes expert insights from Iraqveteran8888's 'Gun Gripes' on the current state of military surplus. It covers the declining availability of cheap surplus rifles, the enduring value in surplus gear and clothing, and practical considerations for items like poncho liners, gas masks, and tools. The speakers, with high authority and extensive experience, offer practical advice on assessing quality, value, and potential uses for surplus equipment.

This guide, drawing from the expertise of Administrative Results, focuses on improving SKS handling speed, specifically rapid reloads using stripper clips. It details the biomechanics and practical application of the Yugoslavian M59/66's unique features, including its grenade launcher and bayonet. The video emphasizes the SKS as an affordable platform for exercising Second Amendment rights, advocating for cost-effective surplus gear integration. Instruction is provided by an established subject matter expert in the tactical/firearms community.

This video features a test and review of surplus British DPM pattern Kevlar armor vests. The content focuses on assessing the protective capabilities of the vest, determining what types of threats it can and cannot stop. The description also includes links to purchase surplus items, as well as promotional links for apparel brands and the creator's social media and online platforms.

This video is a review of a $20 surplus Swiss hatchet. The reviewer highlights it as a good camping axe for the price but notes that it requires some work to be fully functional. The video also includes mentions of the reviewer's Amazon store, social media links (Twitter, Facebook), and a commitment to weekly uploads. The channel name is Deuce and Guns.