Kit Shakedown: Green Beret Assault Loadout

This kit shakedown features an 18E Green Beret JTAC detailing his specialized loadout. Key elements include a dual comms setup with Peltor headsets on an Ops-Core helmet for managing internal and air frequencies, and a Spiritus Systems plate carrier carrying mission-critical items like an ATAK device and ordnance restriction notes. The comms routing utilizes Disco32 cables for a clean front, and the belt is configured with a Ronin Senshi and Spiritus JSTA pouch for essential tools and magazines.

This video features a review and quick installation of the new Daniel Defense Folding Stock Adapter. The content is presented by individuals from Paramount Tactical, a company staffed by Special Operations veterans offering firearms and tactical training for military, law enforcement, and civilians. The description also highlights their Patreon, newsletter, website with discounts using code 'liberty1776', live podcast, and merchandise. The presenter, Gary Melton, is a former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret with extensive combat and instructor experience.

This YouTube Short showcases a Green Beret's war belt setup, highlighting military-grade gear and tactical configurations. While specific firearms or calibers aren't explicitly mentioned, the context strongly implies a focus on practical, field-ready equipment for military operations. The video aims to provide a visual overview of how a seasoned operator organizes their essential gear on a war belt for efficient access and deployment.

This episode of Dangerous Liberty focuses on electronic shooting gear, offering advice and answering viewer questions. The description highlights Paramount Tactical Solutions, a company run by Special Operations veterans, and promotes their training courses, newsletter, and merchandise. It also details the extensive experience of the lead instructor, Gary Melton, and the company's specialization in firearms, tactics, and tactical medicine training for military, law enforcement, and civilians.

This video from Paramount Tactical Solutions focuses on "Can Chaps," a suppressor cover product by Scope Chaps. While the title mentions "Long Range Courses," the description and provided links primarily highlight the suppressor cover and general training opportunities offered by Paramount Tactical, a company led by former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret Gary Melton. The content promotes their gear, courses, newsletter, and podcast, emphasizing their expertise in firearms and tactics for military, law enforcement, and civilians.

This YouTube video from Paramount Tactical Solutions provides a tutorial on how to install a suppressor cover, specifically "Can Chaps" by Scope Chaps. The description highlights the features and benefits of the product and directs viewers to purchase it from Paramount Tactical's website. It also promotes their free newsletter, training courses (XP Long Range Academy), and their "Dangerous Liberty" podcast. The company is led by a former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret and offers training for military, law enforcement, and civilians.

This video provides essential techniques for sleeping in non-permissive environments (NPEs), emphasizing security and warmth. Key gear includes E-tools for concealment, high-loft parkas or serapes as sleeping bag substitutes, and insulated sleep pads. Proper layering and site selection are crucial for maintaining core temperature and readiness.

Fred from Spiritus Systems explains the core philosophy behind Everyday Carry (EDC), emphasizing that gear should be chosen to de-escalate or avoid conflict before resorting to force. He discusses the tactical applications of items like flashlights and the critical legal considerations when carrying and potentially deploying a firearm, advocating for reliable fixed-blade knives over folding variants.

A Force Recon Marine details the M27 IAR, highlighting the importance of suppression for hearing protection in confined spaces like ships. He discusses the utility of the AN/PEQ-16 for laser and light control and the Aimpoint T-2 optic. For VBSS missions, a hard-pointed Magpul sling is preferred over quick-release systems for enhanced security during high-risk operations.

Garand Thumb details his Spiritus Systems LV119 plate carrier setup, emphasizing mission-specific configurations. Key components include LTC armor plates, a custom front placard for urban operations, and extensive communication/navigation tools like an MPU5 radio and ATAK system. The loadout also features a Remington 870 MCS breaching shotgun and a Knights Armament SR-15 rifle with advanced optics and accessories.