Videos tagged with Tactical Gear Modification

The Spiritus Systems Micro Fight Mk 6 is an updated chest rig/placard chassis designed for enhanced modularity and user customization. Key improvements over the Mk 5 include new strap systems that allow for various attachment methods like G-hooks and ITW Nexus buckles, as well as compatibility with First Spear Tubes for secure plate carrier integration. The Mk 6 serves as a blank slate for users to build their ideal loadout, accommodating different magazine inserts and external pouches.

This video provides a DIY guide for creating custom light caps for Streamlight Protac HLX lights, aiming to save money and prevent accidental discharges. The process involves drilling holes in a plastic material, cutting it to size, and securing it with shot cord and rubber bands. The presenter emphasizes angling the holes for a better fit and using knots and melted ends to prevent fraying. The guide offers practical tips for a secure and functional light cap.

This guide details how to pot electronic devices, such as firearm lasers, to enhance their resistance to shock, vibration, and water. The process involves disassembling the device, using hot glue to create protective barriers around sensitive components, and then filling the remaining space with non-conductive epoxy. This DIY method aims to increase the durability and lifespan of electronics exposed to harsh conditions, as demonstrated on a PEQ-4 clone laser module.

This guide demonstrates how to adapt a USMC Gen III plate carrier to accept chest rig placards using two Quasm buckles. The process involves freeing up the front load-bearing panel, utilizing the 1-inch webbing found underneath the MOLLE field, and installing the Quasms. This allows for quick and secure attachment of chest rigs or placards, ensuring your kit works around you.

This guide details how to assemble a budget-friendly tactical helmet loadout using affordable components from Temu, integrated with a Protection Group Denmark helmet and Walker's XDSL Advanced Digital Muffs. The process involves unboxing and modifying accessories for compatibility, demonstrating practical DIY skills for tactical gear enhancement. The host's expertise as a specialized tactical gear reviewer is evident in the practical approach and problem-solving during assembly.

This video discusses the Taq-Strap, a modification for tactical gear like holsters, gas mask bags, and IFAKs. The strap is designed to facilitate rapid, hands-free application of two high-and-tight femoral tourniquets in under 5 seconds, even without looking. The speaker highlights its effectiveness in emergency medical situations, particularly for leg injuries, and mentions a reported 'save' from its use.