Videos tagged with Tactical Gear Setup

Colion Noir, an expert firearms instructor, analyzes the M14 rifle's iconic role in 'Black Hawk Down' and compares a modern M1A clone with a Springfield Saint Victor .308. He highlights the evolution of rifle platforms, optics, and tactical gear, demonstrating superior performance of modern systems in speed and efficiency during a comparative range drill. The video also showcases a comprehensive G-Code tactical gear setup.

This video demonstrates how to overcome darkness using a combined night vision and thermal imaging setup. The Armasight Sidekick, featuring a PVS14 and a thermal sidekick, allows users to see heat signatures and detailed low-light imagery. It's presented as a solution for identifying wildlife and potential threats in pitch-black conditions.

This video demonstrates the installation of budget-friendly Peltor-style hearing protection onto a tactical helmet setup. The presenter highlights the cost savings compared to high-end Peltors and offers a tip to upgrade to gel ear pads for enhanced comfort and a better seal, especially for users wearing glasses. The guide covers mounting the hearing protection onto a Team Wendy helmet equipped with various night vision accessories, emphasizing the importance of proper adjustment for effective sound dampening.

This video explains the concept of 'counter pressure' for pressure pad activation on weapon lights and lasers. Proper placement, directly opposite the grip, significantly reduces fatigue during prolonged use. The instructor advises considering grips for certain setups like clicky caps to maintain this counter-pressure, especially during extended courses of fire.

This guide details a setup for homestead defense utilizing both thermal and night vision capabilities. It outlines the process of mounting an Armicite Sidekick thermal imager and an Armicite PVS14 night vision device onto a Team Wendy helmet using a Willcox mount and Raven Group bridge. The setup also includes Peltor electronic hearing protection for situational awareness.

This guide focuses on optimizing helmet comfort and functionality. It advises against excessive accessory mounting, emphasizing simplicity. Key adjustments include removing side foam pads for over-ear headset users to prevent headaches and ensuring the chin strap is properly adjusted to avoid pulling on the head.

This guide details the installation of the True North Concepts Modular Holster Adapter onto a gun belt. It covers mounting the adapter to the belt using provided hardware and spacers, attaching a Safariland QLS system, and integrating an optional leg strap. The process emphasizes proper screw tension for adjustability and final fitting by performing draw strokes with the firearm.

This guide demonstrates how to hard mount an MPU5 Push-to-Talk (PTT) device directly to an EUD (End User Device) bridge. The process involves removing the PTT's gator clip, utilizing a specialized curved tab and small washers, and securing the PTT to the EUD bridge with screws. Proper alignment and careful tightening are emphasized to ensure a stable and functional setup for tactical communication.

Joe Farwell of Tactical Hive explains how to optimize holster cant for a faster, more consistent draw. He demonstrates how aggressive forward cant on stock holsters can lead to awkward body mechanics, including shoulder roll and wrist strain. By adjusting the holster to a more vertical or slightly backward cant, shooters can achieve a more biomechanically efficient draw stroke, allowing the elbow to act as a piston and the wrist to maintain a natural angle for consistent red dot acquisition.

This segment details the setup of a Spiritus Systems pouch on the side of a plate carrier. It emphasizes quick access to essential items like zip ties and M2 crimpers for potential field expedient solutions, particularly when dealing with HME. The inclusion of latex gloves highlights safety considerations when encountering unknown substances.

This guide details the correct method for installing and securing straps on the Spiritus Systems Delta Bag. It emphasizes doubling the strap back through the Tri-Glide to prevent accidental detachment and suggests using tape to manage excess strap length for a cleaner profile.

This video demonstrates how to set up a first-person view camera rig for capturing shooting footage, mimicking a Call of Duty aesthetic. It details using a camera arm and smartphone adapter attached to various firearms, including AR-15s, AKs, and pistols. The presenter emphasizes the use of the Filmic Pro app for manual focus and optimal video quality, offering practical tips for achieving a clear view through optics and sights.