Videos tagged with Wilcox Mount

This video provides an expert overview of a tactical helmet setup, featuring the Ops-Core helmet equipped with PVS-31 night vision, a Wilcox mount, and 3M Peltor Comtac VI ear protection. The presenter, demonstrating experienced authority, details the functionality of white light and IR illuminators, their practical applications, and emphasizes the critical need for extensive training with night vision devices.

This video introduces the limited edition SABRE Retro Mod Bundle from Palmetto State Armory, a collaboration with TNVC, Aimpoint, and Wilcox. The bundle includes the Sabre 18 firearm, a reproduction Wilcox lower 1/3 mount, and an Aimpoint PRO optic. It aims to replicate the historical Mark 18 pistol/rifle configuration used by Naval Special Warfare during the Global War on Terror, offering modern components with a retro aesthetic.

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 compares a $50-$60 knockoff night vision mount to a genuine $500 Wilcox mount. The comparison focuses on the amount of play or 'wiggle' in the mount when attached to a helmet and when holding night vision devices. The knockoff mount exhibits significantly more play, audible wiggling, and has experienced screw retention issues, leading to a strong recommendation against its use with expensive night vision equipment.

This guide details setting up a helmet-mounted night vision system for home defense. It covers essential components like helmets, mounts, optics, and laser packages, emphasizing proper fit, focus, and accessory integration. The instructor, Mike Od with USCCA, highlights the importance of a holistic approach, ensuring all gear complements night vision capabilities for a tactical advantage.

This guide details how a 10.3-inch barrel with a suppressor can maintain CQB maneuverability despite its effective 16-inch length. It highlights the advantages of a 12 o'clock top-mounted optic, referencing legacy Wilcox mounts and early optic choices like Aimpoint T1 and Docter Optics before the RMR became available. The information is presented with a tactical focus, drawing from expertise in firearm configurations.

This guide details a budget-friendly tactical helmet setup focused on civilian preparedness and home defense. It covers the selection of a Level 3A ballistic helmet, integration of ear protection and night vision devices, and essential accessories like a tactical light and battery pack. The setup prioritizes functionality and reliability for potential end-of-world scenarios or tactical applications.

This guide details the assembly of a Green Beret-inspired assault loadout, focusing on a 10.5-inch SBR, Sig M17 pistol, and a comprehensive plate carrier and helmet setup. The emphasis is on mission-specific utility, weight balance, and meticulous cable management, as demonstrated by a U.S. Army Special Forces operator.

The OTTE Gear OG Helmet Bag is a padded, 500D Cordura bag designed for transporting helmets and sensitive night vision equipment. It features a removable, compartmentalized interior for NVGs and accessories, along with external handles and a velcro field. The bag offers significant protection for high-value gear, though its dimensions may require removing helmet counterweights for a snug fit.

This guide details the complexities of night vision mounting systems, focusing on the interfaces between the NVG device, J-arm, mount, and helmet shroud. It contrasts bayonet and dovetail mounting systems, highlighting the pros and cons of popular mounts like the G11, G24, and Rhino, and discusses the importance of choosing the right J-arm for single-tube devices like the PVS-14.

Roger Barrera of QVO Tactical provides an update on company activities and upcoming content. He highlights new gear, including an Atlas Gun Works Athena Tactical pistol and a 2A Armament Ballios Lite 105 pistol build intended for night vision integration. Plans include content with AGM Global Vision, featuring various night vision devices and helmet setups. The channel will also cover a recent low-light handheld course attended by the team.

This guide details the operation of the Armasight by FLIR BNVD, emphasizing its superior 51-degree field of view for tactical applications. It covers battery versatility (AA/CR123), mounting options, independent tube flip-up, manual gain control, IR illuminator use, and extended runtime with an external battery pack. Optional 3x magnification lenses are also discussed for long-range use. Instruction is informed by the practical experience of a retired US Special Forces operator.