GBRS - MSM - Triggrcon 2023

GBRS presents their V3 Assaulter Belt, MCR - Modular Chest Rig, LERNA mounts, HYDRA mount, Magnifier mount, and Cheek Risers.
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[@Blackcloud_Garage]

1. I’ve never seen anyone shoot those super high mounts from the prone. I’m guessing it’s very difficult. 2. The girls at the end were awesome 👏

[@joshuatougas]

eh. I run a few of them on my short boys. I will say of you got some weight to you, itll be in a better eye line when prone. But if you're a skinnier dude without the large chest, You will definitely prop yourself up awkwardly. Don't forget people shooting with carry handles and top mount acogs. Its nothing new, just a nice redesign for the laser users.

[@amoredfist]

well i tried 2.21 from prone and honestly: it sucks. it is a 100% cqb setup. ive gone with 1.93 = eotech xps on unity riser and thats works great standing and prone. its the new lower 3rd for me on the 16 inch can-do-all rifle. 2.21 and higher will be on my next one, probably a 10,5 300blk.

[@jondoe7484]

The kids are hte end made me smile. That saftey selector manipulation was top notch! very well done!

[@joshuatougas]

agreed

[@thebird8039]

How is that remotely impressive?

[@joshuatougas]

@@thebird8039 you are the problem

[@thebird8039]

@@joshuatougas for not being easily impressed? I want to see him juggle bowling pins.

[@joshuatougas]

he is talking about the young kids who are already better trained than half the people commenting on this at a young age. not sure if you commented on the wrong post or? @@thebird8039

[@hughjass9410]

These Goobers just reinvented the wheel those tall mounts are the same height as your optic mounted on top of a carry handle. It's almost like Eugene Stoner knew what he was doing when he designed the rifle.

[@boygonewhoopdataZZ]

Wrong. Carry Handle optic height is 2.26, unity height. GBRS is closer to piggyback height on ACOGs/LPVOs with a Co-witness mount.

[@hughjass9410]

@@boygonewhoopdataZZ bro did you really just try and mmm actually me over a fraction of an inch. Will a carry handle do everything the Hydra Mount does plus the advantage of Awesome backup iron sights for a fraction of the cost.

[@boygonewhoopdataZZ]

@@hughjass9410 who the hell still runs irons? Dude if you can't hip fire 100yds out you are shhhhhlacking.

[@hughjass9410]

@@boygonewhoopdataZZ I have multiple backup plans in case of failures my primary way of aiming is my Ghost Recon advanced Warfighter heads up display. Then if that goes down I'll use my AimPoint Pro. If that fails I'll use my iron sights then if my iron sights breaks I'll just switch to my Schwarzenegger hip firing stance with my infinite 80s magazine. Do you even operate

[@RAWEKAM]

​@@hughjass9410😂😂😂😂😂 got'em

[@spyder5571]

We need more parents to teach their kids how to safely handle a firearm and to understand what dangers and protections it provides. They also need to understand why we are afforded that god given right and not to abuse it, but to continue to fight for it because the fascist in this country want to take it away. I applaud this parent because those young ladies obviously understand.

[@Quietnotcasual]

Thanks. Apparently KZbin doesn’t like links, but I keep their progress on my Instagram.

[@duganashley1337]

GBRS: great bicep research group

[@mattcarlson1258]

All the drama bs aside, good job with the kids man those girls shoot better than a lot of grown men.

[@Quietnotcasual]

Thanks!

[@2crakd]

When they dad taught them how to shoot 💪🏾 Sidenote. I've had the ability to shoot with the Hydra Mount system, and it offers great value than what is shown in the video, definitely recommended.

[@internetexpert8153]

this is a joke right m

[@joshuatougas]

@@internetexpert8153 people who havent used one, find it as a meme. I thought it was stupid as hell.... till I ran one on the sbr under nods.... now I run two.

[@Quietnotcasual]

Thanks for the inclusion at the end Monkey! 😊

[@MILSPECMONKEY]

Thanks for letting the youngens do a demo!

[@Alex-ws4ll]

The mounts so high you lose your cheek weld so put another riser on it lmao

[@LRRPFco52]

Your move, Beowulf X...

[@deadeye5155]

“Goobers goop”

[@internetexpert8153]

Shout out to GBRS for solving problems that don't exist. while simultaneously becoming a meme and demonstrating a complete lack of self awarness.

[@GordonBombay5710]

You’re corny.

[@Cody114.]

Bitch some more bro

[@griffinpeacock4167]

What?

[@alexb1974]

Their high mounts are legit for use with gaz masks, visor, or nvg's.

[@davelogan77]

The kids at the end were awesome!

[@kravstema6287]

The higher mounts are also better for blown cervical discs

[@alexisdetocqueville9964]

GBRS: Solutions in search of a problem. Raising the optic so high that they are putting on a riser to effectively cancel it out is hilarious on many levels.

[@markanthonypar-wise1499]

Seriously though it solves a problem that doesn't exist. I swear their lema mount is like 4 -5 inches like why?! When u go to put the stock on the rifle and bring it to your eye. It looks like the dot that's mounted is higher than most peoples eyes are on their heads

[@husky701rider9]

Gbrs group makes overpriced hype gear for people who don’t train.

[@silkplayer9]

Mom i want DJ Shipley ! ! ! We have DJ Shipley at home. *Dj Shipley at home*:

[@mrtaylorhelm]

when the center of your legitimacy is your resume and having "been there and done that" but then you market to hype beasts and dudes who dont know any better, I question the authenticity of your motives.

[@MichaelBrown-xb6pp]

Great point with the cross eye dominant!

[@erikjpendleton]

Right right and right, that's it right, yep right!

[@tylerbieberle5174]

Have a single one of you haters ever even been behind one or shot behind one or are you just butt hurt you have no need for one because you can afford nods? Go try to shoot passively behind your 1.54" mount and let me know how that works for you. These are for a very specific need that most will never experience but for those that will it's a game changer

[@GordonBombay5710]

Thank you man. These idiots don’t get it. Half these tools in the comments are regular army mechanics and civilians who dress up tactical for fun.

[@MrRyushinn]

not sure why they tried to reinvent the wheel with the belt and went back to what everyone else was doing already

[@GeorgeStarkes]

You can see the look in his eyes that he definitely knows his stuff and has used it thoroughly 💯

[@boygonewhoopdataZZ]

Damn, DJ got smaller

[@thestacche6898]

Trust us we’re professionals. Lol

[@sickvendetta9]

Honest question.. I have almost all of the high end and some low end magnifier’s. The eye relief on all of them will not allow for that sort of length of pull - who is using that cheekweld with a magnifier that far back??

[@boygonewhoopdataZZ]

Yea it defeats the purpose of a high riser when you still have to crane your neck forward. Big dude at 1911 syndicate was doing that, didn't set up his rifles for eye relief at all and had a hard time with the drills.

[@harryhog1977]

Cool muscles

[@michaelmarkle5133]

Not high enough

[@jlew6890]

GBRS is this decade’s used car salesman #butwaittheresmore

[@_Delta_P_]

Who the heck has that kind of eye relief.

[@desmondblack5339]

Carry handle gang is best gang.

[@charlesreeves3426]

They need someone more knowable at their table. That was pretty rough.

[@larryfuder4360]

dont do roids and you can tilt your head a bit and use standard mounts

[@picolascage5270]

This riser shit is getting out of control. The hydra mount looks goofy on a rifle. I understand a pdw but that's it.

[@bettycocker2226]

whats the difference? bore offset gonna be a bigger concern on a pdw type weapon intended for CQB. its for dudes who run nods and shit. keeps you more heads up and aware of your surroundings.

[@brannonpardue1358]

Function trumps everything else in my book, just my humble opinion

[@bettycocker2226]

@@brannonpardue1358 depends on what the function is. Get prone behind one of these, your neck wont feel good after a few minutes. Also think about the trench fighting we're seeing currently. you gotta expose more of yourself out from cover to clear your offset, same with pieing corners in cqb environment.

[@W1ckedRcL]

​@@bettycocker2226you don't get prone behind these mounts. If you're prone in the type of environment they're built for something has gone wrong. Also, this isn't Rainbow6, you don't pie corners leaning sideways. You need to be upright so you're presenting your plate.

[@boygonewhoopdataZZ]

Rails can't hold zero. KAC, LMT, or whatever. They will not hold LAM zero but mounts with diving boards since there is no torque or driving force done to it during shooting.

[@trixsin.0558]

Can someone tell me what is passive and active aiming? And why do you need to raise the laser along with the optic?

[@RamAlambaDingDong]

need some of that GBRS knowledge transfer

[@griffey11]

Passive/active aiming is a term for when you're using NVGs. Active means you're using the laser to aim, passive means you're using the dot in your optic with your night vision to aim. It's easier to see the dot through your night vision if it's slightly raised. Keep in mind the higher your dot/laser the greater height over bore you'll have, which means you really need to learn your holds for your specific zero. Let me know if you have more questions

[@jakerrush]

Passive is aiming through the dot with night vision. Active is aiming with the laser. As for raising the laser- it gets the laser over your thumb. Most people put their lasers at the end of their rail but that gets heavy pretty easily. The gun feels much better balanced with the laser closer to the receiver but the problem is that if you turn that laser on with a c-clamp grip then your thumb blocks the laser and illuminator. By raising it up with the hydra (or other products like the hrf skiff) you can get the laser close to the receiver for weight balance and not have to worry about your thumb blocking the laser when using a c-clamp grip.

[@LRRPFco52]

There used to be an ARMS dual-level carry handle mount that did the same thing. CAG had it solved with integrated push-buttons in a modified A2 VFG with short wires to your PEQ and SF, but that didn't facilitate support hand wrap on the handguard. They started doing 12"+ float tubes in the early 1990s and taught Ranger NCOs during Range 19 SOT the forward handguard grip with index finger naturally pointing on their M16A2s. Pressure switches have always been an afterthought and until in the past 7-10yrs, they were cobbled into position by the shooter with inner tube sections, Velcro, zip-ties, elastics, and tape. I still don't like where we're at in these solutions, but we've come a long way. If you go back to an old school 12" free float tube with the LAM in a more rear position, and put the CAG VFG push buttons up higher on the grip, it's a lot better than forward-mounted LAMs in terms of balance.

[@jakerrush]

@@LRRPFco52 yes, its better in terms of balance but that necessitates a 12.5"+ barrel. 11.5 is one of the most common SBR lengths and isn't going anywhere and it normally means a 10-10.75" rail. Furthermore, putting the button in the group doesn't solve anything because it still modifies your grip. Now you have to go away from the vastly superior C-clamp grip to the old broomstick method that just doesn't work as well. The whole point of these mounts like the hydra and the skiff is to allow you to use the gun you like and the grip you like without having to modify either. It makes your equipment work around you rather than making you work around your equipment.

[@lombrikone]

This guy should dubbed by Gerard Butler

[@not_your_business666]

Tegris is a good material but I really don't like the trend with having it exposed, because it's IR reflective. Cover it with cordura or something!

[@ilostmynvg]

It's not ir reflective.

[@not_your_business666]

@@ilostmynvg you are right, it's opposite of that. Which makes it contrast and stick out anyways.

[@TheWeekendShooter308]

Aaahh damn. My wallet was just recovering

[@christ.5258]

Then some chinese airsoft company will make a replica using the same exact aluminum material for a fraction of the cost just like they did with the hydra

[@husky701rider9]

We must raise optics for heads up shooting under nods. Now we must make cheek risers for a cheek weld. Or hear me out. You don’t need to spend hundreds of dollars on this nonsense.

[@internetexpert8153]

yeah these guys are an absolute joke

[@joshuatougas]

higher optic under nods and masks is hella nice. But youre not wrong about the price, and the fact you dont need this. Lets face it. most of us will be dead before we get to use our toys in real life lol No you dont need it. But if you got the money to try new things. f it.

[@NvwaAqoKy2kg]

The amount of people that cry about these mounts when they don't even own them, or have never even shot with them, is fucking hilarious. Tall mounts rock. Fuck being hunched over.

[@alexisdetocqueville9964]

No.... they don't. There's a reason the cheek weld is important. Hence why they are now MAKING RISERS to counteract the extreme height because people don't want to shoot without a cheek weld.

[@NvwaAqoKy2kg]

​@@alexisdetocqueville9964maybe. I shoot without a weld all the time. It's not hard, especially up close. If you're going for distance or prone this ain't for you.

[@LRRPFco52]

If you index the buttstock toe higher on your chest, you bring the carbine up and you have your sight picture with no head movement at all. If you want to see an early 1990s-2000s JSOC configuration that was popular, look at how a lot of guys used the old "CAR-15" cheek piece on the standard Fiberlite stock, with a rail mounted in the carry handle. It gives you an excellent cheek weld, and impossible to lose sight picture through the Aimpoint or Eotech. Biggest disadvantage was if you collapsed the stock more than 1 position in, you couldn't fully retract the charge handle. Sniper Troop guys used them with 12" float tubes, Japanese 1.25-4x Microdots, AIM-1s and PEQ-2As, bipods, Ops Inc suppressors, then later the KAC cans on select barrels installed by Unit armorers. Dam Neck guys saw those and had their armorers do similar set ups. The rifle length float tubes with reflex suppressor sniper carbines are probably the coolest, most unique AR-15 variant ever fielded.

[@revolutionanarchy713]

GayBRS

[@ThatGuy3714]

All the FUDs in the comment's section saying "It doesnt look cool" Yeah because looking cool keeps you alive... 😂 This is for real users trying to make it back home alive. Not for you to put on your airsoft gun so you and your butt buddies can go larp in your "cool" outfits with your fake NODs and IR lasers. 🤣 Go try to run a 300blk gun with a 5" rail and your not going to have an ounce of space for that laser anymore.

[@Alex-ws4ll]

That’s exactly what it’s for lmao “cool guys”

[@CasualPerfection]

I happen to have a long frame and the upright shooting is appreciated by us over 6'.

[@ThatGuy3714]

@@ColinMor-fj3qc Looks like I struck a nerve with the larping comment 😂 Hey bro as long as youre happy with that life style thats all that matters. You were born that way. We all know you didnt get to decide your personal "preferences" 😇

[@ThatGuy3714]

​@@ColinMor-fj3qc Did you really just take my last comment about you larping in airsoft as me calling you a homosexual? lmfao. You're words not mine bro. I never used a single word to call you gay in my last comment. All I said was that you like airsoft and you were born liking it. However YOU did just call yourself gay and equated yourself in airsoft as being such. Well played, well played indeed Mr. Self proclaimed airsoft homo 🤣🤣

[@ElRojo765]

Silly

[@taiven.lechevalier]

Hahaha this is the type of goofy shit they come up with to con civilians out of their hard-earned cash because they know that if they say it’s what SOF dudes like that it automatically means it’s totally the best and totally worth the money for the guy who has never, will never, ever, be in a gunfight in their entire lives. Meanwhile, dudes in Ukraine be blasting Russians with some busted ass AK74s with irons and don’t complain.

[@HurricaneTyrone]

High speed gear but doesn't look cool so people hate on it.

[@null2470]

It does look cool, what it doesn't do is apply to 90% of firearms owners needs for 325$.

[@LMBlife]

@@null2470 You dont have to be head cashier at walmart to understand mounts such as the hydra are specifically designed to be used in conjunction with nods and an ir laser. If you dont have either dont buy it. That simple

[@picolascage5270]

@@LMBlife Former CAG operator Matt Pranka literally was trashing the Hydra saying any body who's worth their own weight isn't using that crap. Nobody "passive" aims with ir lasers. It's far too slow and will get you killed.

[@W1ckedRcL]

​@@picolascage5270never shot under night vision, have you?

[@picolascage5270]

@@W1ckedRcL I'll take the word of Pranka and Caldwell over your dumbass and this "gimmick."

[@kamikazelyricist1563]

Damn, these guys catching alot of hate here. Is this all from the split with Slade? Or just not liking their risers? Im legitimately asking.

[@MILSPECMONKEY]

I'm going to guess a lot of people have no idea what passive Night Vision shooting is...

[@RandomVegasGuy-vp9zu]

#TRUTH

[@joshuatougas]

I'm one of those middle dudes lol. Not stoked about how they handled and treated Slade. But from my understanding this is Slades design. I run a couple of these on my short boys and I enjoy them a lot under nods. But Slades SCireg version is coming out soon. So ill be posting mine up and making the switch to support the man. So yes it seems the current GBRS group is a bunch of goobers. But the mount is sick if you know when and where to use it. not meant for your 16" rifles lol

[@joshuatougas]

@@MILSPECMONKEY even people defending the mount have no idea what passive shooting is up above lol painful