Videos tagged with X-Ray

This video from Tactical Rifleman focuses on improving tactical precision rifle skills, highlighting the importance of proper training and equipment. It specifically features KRG (Kinetic Research Group) rifle chassis, emphasizing their veteran-owned, USA-made quality, ergonomic design, and modularity. The description details various KRG chassis models (Whiskey-3, X-Ray, Bravo, C-4) and their compatibility with popular rifle actions like Remington 700, Tikka T3, Howa, Ruger American, and Savage. The video also points viewers to KRG's website for purchasing and to supporting Tactical Rifleman through Patreon, along with recommendations for night vision, thermal imaging, and other gear via Amazon.

This analysis breaks down the Donald Trump assassination attempt from a Special Forces sniper's perspective. It covers security layers at the rally, counter-sniper equipment used by the Secret Service (Accuracy International .300 WinMag and KAC SR-25 .308), and the psychological impact of stress on marksmanship. The video also details the event timeline, the shooter's engagement, and a complication involving hydraulic fluid affecting the exfiltration vehicle.

This video focuses on training for tactical precision rifle shooting, drawing on the instructor's 25 years of military experience as a sniper. The content emphasizes the importance of training as you plan to fight and highlights the role of quality equipment, specifically KRG rifle chassis, in achieving proficiency. It caters to aspiring warfighters, military personnel, law enforcement, and concerned citizens seeking to become capable. The description also mentions resources for night vision, thermal imaging, and rifle scopes, as well as KRG's product line designed for various applications like hunting, competition, and general range use.

This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the production process of the XRING (or X Ray) product. While the specific nature of the XRING is not detailed, the title suggests a focus on manufacturing or development, which can be highly relevant to firearms enthusiasts interested in how their gear is made or potential new firearm technologies. The content is likely to appeal to those interested in the technical aspects of product creation within the firearms industry or related fields.

This video showcases a rare, unopened World War II escape and evasion kit intended for US Naval pilots. The kit, designed to be used for bartering with locals if shot down behind enemy lines, is filled with gold coins. The video highlights that the kit has never been opened and uses X-rays to confirm the presence of the coins inside. It also promotes the creator's Patreon for early access and exclusive content, and mentions their "Flak & Fubar" podcast.