In this episode of Shake Down, Adam Holroyd goes over kit considerations for crew served belt-fed weapons and the nuances of a machine gunner’s kit.
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wow, this is such an informative and well-thought-out video. I love seeing all the blurred faces, it lets me know I’m getting advice from REAL professionals.
That’s how you know they’re a real #goonsquad, which is Spiritus’ whole brand.
I did like the content of the video even if I can’t find the suspenders and buttpack on their website.
They’re still prototypes. He’s been running a few different configurations for a while( since last summer?) to get everything nailed down, some of the “jungle kit” has been released and some hasn’t. Would expect he’s getting close since he’s moved to more specialized combinations.
Since when is “goon” stuff Spiritus’ brand?
I’ve never seen that from them. All their content seems centered around well thought out kit based on past experience and specific CONOPS they talk to.
For most of their products, I prefer options from other companies, but Adam’s logic in his personal infantry setups from GWOT largely mirror my own. The kit is based on real useful things. Not sure how that’s being a “goon”.
Sure, they sell to civilians who then talk all about “goonin’” or doing “hood-rat shit”, but you can’t stop customers from doing that. They also sell to a lot of active combat arms who actually use their products all the time in the field and on deployments.
Some people want to share their knowledge but still maintain their privacy. What’s wrong with that? You don’t need to be a JSOC “operator” to be thoughtful to PERSEC. The notion that it is only reasonable for certain people is silly.