Videos tagged with Tactical Hat

This video announces a limited-edition collaboration between GBRS Group and Half Face Blades, featuring knives with G10 scales and double chisel designs. It also showcases new apparel, including shirts, a midweight hoodie, stickers (some glow-in-the-dark), and a tactical hat. The release includes the Hydra V2 optic, available in various configurations for different red dot sights like Aimpoint, EOTech, and Trijicon.

This video is an unboxing of the March 2021 Tac Pack subscription box. The presenter, Elliott Delp, expresses excitement about receiving his first Tac Pack, which costs approximately $49 and contains $90-$120 worth of tactical items. Items revealed include a gun mat, a hat, a patch kit, a Kershaw knife, a Vulcan Arms product, lens cleaning wipes, and a Tac Pack patch. The video highlights the value and variety of items typically found in the subscription service.

This video demonstrates how to add snaps to a Tru-Spec boonie hat for improved functionality, particularly for securing the brim for hearing protection. The presenter, Washington from Deuce and Guns, shares his preference for US-made gear and details a simple DIY method for installing snaps using a snap kit and a hammer. The process involves punching holes and then using specific tools to crimp the snap components together, resulting in a customized and more versatile boonie hat.

This video reviews the Magpul Core Cover hat, highlighting its suitability for shooting activities and all-day wear. The reviewer notes its comfortable design, which lacks a top button that could interfere with over-ear hearing protection. While primarily focusing on the hat, the description implies its use in conjunction with firearms-related activities, as evidenced by the mention of hearing protection and the reviewer's channel focus. The video also includes links to the reviewer's website and Patreon.

This guide details the deployment and use of the FAB Defense Gotcha less-lethal tool, concealed in a hat, and the FAB Defense Hybrid Baton. The Gotcha is designed for pressure points, slicing, and stabbing, while the Hybrid Baton features a glass breaker and polymer/steel construction for striking. Instruction comes from Zahal, a representative for FAB Defense products, demonstrating tactical techniques with high authority.