Shake Down: Counting Coup Tactical's Recce Kit
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- Fred, our Director of R&D (aka Counting Coup Tactical), walks us through his Recce kit in detail. Full breakdown below:
Belt
-VTAC Rigger’s Belt
-Crye Precision MRB (outer cover)
-Yates Gear 565 Helo Personal Retention Lanyard
-DMM Non-locking Carabiner
-Longship Designs Frag Pouch
-HSGI Double Decker TACO
-Tyr Tactical Water Bottle Pouch
-Winkler Knives Tactical Dagger
-LBT Small Blow-out Kit Pouch
-Winkler Knives Combat Axe
-Safariland 6354RDS - ALS
-Combat Application Tourniquet (2)
Armor
-Swimmer-cut Plates
-LBT Shoulder Pads
-Spiritus Systems OTB LV-119 Front Overt Plate Bag
-S&S Precision Navboard Zip-flip
-Cabela’s Ultra Spudz Lens Cloth - Camo
-Invisio V-60
-Spiritus Systems Placard 5.56x45
-Spiritus Systems MOLLE Expander Wing
-Winkler Knives Pick
-Spiritus Systems Lunch Box
-Tyr Tactical MV Lower Abdomen Protection
-Spiritus Systems OTB LV-119 Back Overt Plate Bag
-Spiritus Systems MOLLE Back Panel
-Eagle Industries 50oz Hydration Pouch
-Spiritus Systems Munitions “Potato” Pouch
-Spiritus Systems OTB Medium GP Pouch Mk3
-Tubular Nylon 30’
-Crye Precision AVS 2-band Skeletal Cummerbund
-Spiritus Systems Small GP Pouch
-Spiritus Systems Side Armor Plate Bags
-Tyr Tactical Assaulter’s Flashbang Pouch
-Tactical Assault Gear Magnetic Weapon’s Catch
-Spiritus Systems MPRC V 2.0
Helmet
-Ops Core Maritime
-Wilcox G66 Mount
-Princeton Tec Charge
-Ferro Concepts PVS31 Battery Retention System
-V-Lite
-LateNiteCreeps Cat Eyes
-CORE Survival Hell-star
-3M Peltor COMTAC
-AXL Advanced RAC Link
-Ops Core Arm Assembly
00:00 Intro
01:21 First Line (Belt)
09:09 Second Line (Plate Carrier/Armor)
19:05 Third Line (Helmet)
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It refreshing to see dudes with real experience talk about the "why" behind their gear.
Right?
I just want to know what was so secret about that chem light
@@zacharyfox3022 Marking aliens
@@zacharyfox3022 Which chem light? The bunch hanging off his belt? They are used to mark things more so than as light sources to see. Different colors or IR would be used IAW SOP to mark cleared rooms, danger spots, IEDs, cleared paths around IEDs/mines etc, landing points, prsioners, WIA, hanging on some cord for a signalling buzz-saw etc. In short marking anything or anyone as required IAW SOP in the dark.
@@titaniumquarrion9838 17:26 he shows some other ones and says the he isn’t going to talk about what they’re for.
I carried a tomahawk in 2006ish, mostly to intimidate Iraqi’s, and someone complained. . Colonel told me I couldn’t carry my tomahawk, but then I told him it was an “extrication tool” to open windows for guys trapped in armored vehicles after an IED and then it was approved.
Exactly. Ours is used to open boxes.
The necessity of bureaucracy….
My knife is actually a glass breaker
Did same shit haha
,Its how things are couched to brass.. as long as you got that luv of Jesus luv of Jesus , good 2 go.
With everyone hyper-focused on streamlining and breathability it was interesting to hear someone hit the side plates. You don’t hear people mention them much.
First sof guy I heard who cared about it to. Different guys like Different things
What can I say? I like getting a second chance.
I'm not SOF, but I wore them for mounted ops when I was in the turret because my driver was an asshole and they saved my kidneys.
those are 6 inch plates there are also longer 8 inch side plates out there.
i prefer the 2 inch longer side plates. 🤷🏻♂️
@@arbyssauce LOL
Unqualified or not, driver's training is a joke in the Army. And yea you right, many drivers are quite assholes despite of TCs/VCs haha
You're telling me, str8 whippin the LMTV like as if it were my 240, Audi RS5, or homeboy's Porsche 991.1 GT3RS ;)
For a guy who doesnt like talkin abput his kit much he clearly put his ego aside and did an incredible job at describing everything. appreciated.
Do you think we could get a vid on how Fred sets up his recce rifles? Thanks for the video, this guy is a genuine stud. Knows his shit inside and out.
it would be sick to see a video like this from other Spiritus associates and/or other end users
Agreed.
What he said
Agreed!
Yup!
I think the most interesting aspect was using magnets for weapon retention on the shotgun. I don't think I've seen that elsewhere, but it's a pretty clever solution.
Dudes have been doing that for awhile
@@patagucci8482 hey I just wanted to let you know, this is what a lot of older guys do :) the younglings stay away from magnet retention because we have a lot more electronics that can be harmed by magnets.
@@rainbow_tactician also by the fact alot of receivers on newer shotguns are aluminum doesn't help the magnet either
I’ve ran Shotties on OPS and Patrols, but same for me - never seen/used magnets like that. Fucking dope
What shotgun lanyard is that? I’m not finding it
It was cool seeing those specific items you don’t normally see and hearing the “why” behind it. Super cool video!
This is the best video y’all have done
Anything with this guy in it is their best. This guy is legit and humble.
That was pretty fucking dope.
I love this videos that they show us on how they set up their gear, hopefully there will be more this kind
Boy, I enjoyed every minute of this video. He broke down his equipment and the purpose of it. Awesom content.
I'm Australian so I don't generally watch these types of uploads but, DAMN, you're the real deal!! Total respect man.
Love this shake down series. Please keep them coming
Thank you!
There's tons of guys doing videos on kit... this channel has a totally different vibe. Legit. Well done sir. I'm definitely subscribing to this channel.
Thanks for the breakdown of your kit, and for clarifying from the get go that it’s always subject to change for each mission/scenario. That probably can’t be stressed enough.
This was the most thorough and why it makes sense video I've seen. Its almost as if he's elevated himself beyond the shenanigannery of standard military life. Thank you sir for all you do.
Well done!!
this was the best one. the way he beats around the bush is hilarious and he gave really great information.
The longer videos are brilliant, please put out more content like this
Phenomenal video, my friend. Really appreciate the effort and detail that went into this--especially with respect to the teaching.
Excellent overview and the practical experience is invaluable. Thank you for your service. Listing each item was extremely valuable. Keep it up.
Great video. Nice to see equipment actually used, vs straight out of a box. Thanks for sharing your set up.
too badass, too genuine. thank you, truly; watching this was a honor.
glad you enjoyed it
It's nice to hear someone talk about gear they actually use, instead of tryhards just shilling whatever they're drop shipping that week or whoever's sponsoring them
probably the best most thought out setup ive seen on youtube. loved this one and the way he explained everything. sick asf!
This video has legitimately opened up accessibility and true purpose for those guys we take for granted. You guys have done a great job having Fred present all of this! Earned my Sub! Fred, great job and I also believe in side plates! Thanks for being that bump in the night to keep the bad guys away.
More shakedowns please! I learned so much from seeing this kit.
Coming soon!
One of the best setup videos i have ever seen
Vast amounts of wisdom in this video. Bravo.
I have never been in the military, But I done and continue to do my part in other ways. I respect and thank you for what you do. Your knowledge and experience make you more valuable than 100 men. Thank you for helping the rest of us prepare and God Bless you 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸.
Its really cool getting more input on actual practical uses of gear from people who have used it in the field, instead "I have this for if this happens but I have never actually used it"
This was AWESOME! Would love to see more! Thank you Spiritus!
Educational content is always well received and appreciated
Best video yet need more like this.
You’re a very wise soul! Love the video, very detailed 😊
I learned alot from this and got many more thoughts that id never had about my gear from this video very helpful and much appreciated
“Make humans more aero dynamic” best fucking statement ever.
I always referred to a knife as a carbon unit ventilating tool.
@Max Powers racist? How’s that racist?
This video is lit, thanks for putting out good content.
16:30 love my Spiritus side armor bags. The offset molle is a stroke of genius, and highlights why end-users should always be included in the design process. I have a JPC 2.0 with MOS Tactical cummerbund with First Spear tubes system, and I have perfect butting of side plates to front plate without interference of dawning & doffing. They shipped fast too! Highly recommend them!👌
It's cool seeing guys like this, often team guys and special operations guys are very smart operationally and good with guns but it's very rare to find the guys who are also super serious about every single piece of equipment they carry. It's great seeing a guy who clearly cares about his kit and doesn't just carry what he's issued. You can tell everything has a purpose amd nothing is there that doesn't belong.
Good explanation of why as to carrying a handgun. It’s not just a backup. It has its own use cases that make it superior to a rifle/carbine.
Great vid overall, thanks.
This is my favorite video! I watch it evertime I see it. Wish I was a badass!!!!
Great set-up. Lots of information I never knew.
Thanks for this professional point of view. 🤜🤛
I’ve seen a lot of “setups” on UA-cam of special forces guys but nothing as real as this -“pens” kids really loves pens, or marking foreheads, or that blindfold with little bag to store their items” also loved the small details like the cloth wipe… I’m only doing airsoft but I got alot of inspiration from this kit. Thank you! It was deep.
I would totally love to see a video of you wearing that belt and utilize the tomahawk!! Super rad
This was amazing! Thank you for the explanations.
Not only the gear is all well thought, the humor is sharp as well 😂
Totally agree on use of that BUMP helmets.. I used 2 for boat-ops when pacing and lifted out of the water while keeping speed, and when doing our parachute jumps. When you are going to a unfriendly environment, you really wants some protection.
Couldn't agree more.
Awesome breakdown
I've rewatched this video so many times...
The key reason why I watch these videos is to get different ideas and see different opinions and preferences of kit. What I run is what I run, but I’m no smooth operator. If there’s a different way to run my stuff that ends up being better than what I had before, I see that as a win.
Fred is the gun bunny we deserve
Awesome, thank you for those nuggets!
Maybe „Recce Rifle Setup“ next ;) ?
Appreciate your guys‘s effort!
Side plates, right on! I had a friend took a trans-pelvic shot, actually above the pelvic girdle went right through left to right--if he had kept his side plates on he would have been spared a ton of surgery and months of grief. Haven't talked to him in years but I'm sure he'd be first to say" SIDE PLATES, DON'T LEAVE HOME WITHOUT THEM.
The magnet mount for your shotgun had me thinking of 40k maglocks, really cool idea and utilization.
Plate carrier is not boring. Really intricate and purpose driven.
Great video thank you for your service!
You secondary retention strap for your pistol is a great idea. Wasn't able to see much of it. It must be elastic, braided cordage wrapped around the belt. With a smaller loop that goes around the pistol grip.
I was gifted a tomahawk by some rangers needing to dispose of a pallet or so. Never actually thought about carrying it on my kit until seeing this and reading some of the comments. It’d be an amazing extrication tool as a medic.
Thanks for the info on where to mount my CBRN extension when not in use
this is a scary man who does scary things. thanks for your time. much cool gear
Really appreciate you pointing out side plates. I have personally seen side plates save lives and I'm sure you have too. No idea why none of the instagram dudes wear them.
Because they are heavy... They don't realized carrying a injured or worst dead friend is heavier. Side plates work...
Always cracked me up how we would have our kit set up and then they would bring a bag of “force multiplier gear” that we needed to carry with us on ops that would fuck the whole thing up. Love seeing a combat kit and not another basement setup👌🏻
God Bless you guys! Thank you!
Awesome shit, great breakdown presentation! It's really cool to see how special operatives cram so many tools on such a small vest/belt. Thanks again for posting!!!!
Amazing, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your knowledge.
Fred, thanks for showcasing your kit. Where can I bet a better look at that Tomahawk? Looks gnarly
It’s Winkler
Much respect, stay safe.
Outstanding
That is also the coolest helmet i have ever seen
This is great we need more vids like this.
You can tell this guy is a cut above the other elite operators 👍🇺🇸
Fred is legit!
Great vid!
Amazing breakdown. The magnet system is pretty cool. Is that totally custom or does somebody sell that?
Its a tactical assault gear product.
Excellent video thanks for the vdeo and time 👍
Great video. Greetings from Poland :)
Cool to see Ferro and SS gear in his setup
We're all on the same team.
@@cct_fred9400 well said
I wasn't in the Military myself my Father, Grandfather, Uncles and Brother were. My Father and Grandfather were in battle they didn't speak to us a whole lot about what they seen or did but my dad carried his P-38 on his key chain till he died and a pocket knife with a few tools on it like a hole punch and a couple of blades with a loop to secure it to whatever. Now it seems people want to know what everyone carries whether they're bush crafters or ex-military. For those of us that didn't have to live out of vehicles, tents or sleep under the stars I guess finding out what all of you used the most is a good start for preparing ourselves for a time when we have to "bail out" during a collapse of our society. I can only hope that we will still be surrounded by our Brothers and Sisters still and find that "prepping" was all for nothing but to some of us I think that wanting to know what you went through means more. That we want to know what you went through and grow stronger together. In the hopes that "power to the people" still means something to my children I want them to be more prepared than I am or was to face adversity and triumph against it as our ancestors have so many times. Somehow they rose to the occasion even if they didn't have everything nailed down before hand. Thanks for sharing the tools/kit/gear that you chose to carry being there was more than one of you there's a good chance somebody thought to carry something you didn't. I enjoy the videos nice job!
So much detail
We need a video for a designated medical loadout. That a Corpsman or medic would rock
“Perforating humans” was my favorite phrase 😆
Hi
Very professional and educated clip as expected.
May I ask please which label is the helmet from ?
As well for the nice cover and other accessories on it ?
I’m interested in building a helmet.
Sincerely,
Eran
What eye shields are those? They are kinda cool and you don't see them every day.
Also, thank you for you're service. It's much appreciated
Pretty sure those are GatorZ Magnum
Awesome video. What are those cat eyes called? Looked up latanites or what I think he said but can't find them. See if I can convince my team to use them lol
Any chance you could do a "How to" video on making the 2 mods to the holster? Thanks
Goddamn that tomahawk section and "perforating people" made me laugh wayyy too hard
Love the work and the humor mate
Gotta love the elite personal in the US military. Showing all the pokey things and talking about dispatching humans to "this pouch is for pens, kids love pens over there" love it!
That calm professionalism that’s very very scary…
I gunned for an 18C who used a magnate for his shotgun, and I always wanted to see if that would work with a stand-alone 320
Algorithm brought me here. Shout out to Frog & Firkin. It is always a blast going down to Uni and seeing the girls!
Hey are those new ear pro mounts better than the older ones? If so, would you mind explaining why?
Is the magnet homemade for your breaching gun? Curious about a brand name if anyone knows. Does he have his own channel? He is the first guy to talk this in depth about explosive breaching.
Really good info
Very interesting video.
I'd really like to see a long range set up with gear. Not so much what he's carrying because that's mission depe dant, but how would he change kit such as a large pack, chest rig vs plates, altering his first line etc.
Thanks for the video,but I still have a question that how the winkler dagger stays behind the 9022,specific scabbard or something?
ty for not claiming one kit to rule them all!!!!
Seen it in the comments already but what abdominal armor pouch and armor? Also what helmet cover?