Videos tagged with True North Concepts Grip Stop

This video provides a practical demonstration of a shooting technique focused on proper rifle manipulation. The instructor highlights the use of a True North Concepts Grip Stop on a Springfield Armory Saint Victor rifle, emphasizing how it aids in achieving a solid shoulder mount for accurate shooting. The setup also features an EOTech optic and Cloud Defensive light, showcasing a modern rifle configuration.

This video details the loadout for a 2-day advanced night vision course hosted by Cuyval Dar Inc. The presenter, Ivan from Kit Badger, showcases a comprehensive setup including layered cold-weather clothing, a ruggedized gear bag, a modular battle belt with various pouches and a holster, personal protective equipment like ballistic eyewear and hearing protection, a plate carrier, a ballistic helmet, dual PVS-14 night vision devices, a Glock 17 pistol with an IR laser/light, and two BRN-180 upper receivers in 5.56 and 300 Blackout calibers, both suppressed. The review highlights the performance and utility of each item in a demanding training environment.

This video details a comprehensive night vision course loadout used by Kit Badger for a Level 1 Introduction to Night Vision course by Cuyval Dar Inc. The loadout emphasizes increased capability and cost, featuring a Prometheus Design Works CC12 bag, Arbor Arms battle belt with various pouches, Black Point Tactical holster, Smith Optics ballistic lenses, Surefire hearing protection, and Outdoor Research gloves. The headborne system includes a ProTac helmet with a Norotos mount, housing an L3 filmless white phosphorus NVG tube. Weapon systems include a Glock 17 Gen 3 with a Streamlight Vir-2 and Holosun 507C X2 ACSS optic, and a KAC KP-15 rifle with a Ballistic Advantage upper, KAC Lynx suppressor, Aimpoint CompM5, and Steiner OTAL-A IR laser.

This video details the loadout used by Ivan at the AMTAC Shooting Night Vision Course in Northern Idaho. The course structure involves day and night shooting sessions, requiring adaptable gear for varying temperatures and weather conditions. The presenter emphasizes the importance of skills over equipment, using a High Point Carbine chambered in 9mm as an example of making less conventional gear work effectively.

Ivan from Kit Badger details his loadout for the 2019 South Carolina Tactical Games. He emphasizes practical gear choices, including comfortable and functional pants, gloves for specific scenarios, low-profile eye and ear protection, and a robust belt system. His firearm choices include a Sig P320 X5 Coyote and a Q Sugar Weasel, both equipped with reliable accessories and ammunition. The loadout prioritizes performance and adaptability in a competitive, high-stress environment.