Blue Jean Operator presents the fighting load for the modern minuteman... "In the unlikely (but not impossible) scenario of US citizens needing to take up arms to defend their country, how would you outfit a modern minuteman , and what would be their fighting load ?

Now this is a scenario many of us in the 2A community often ponder, wondering which kit/gun would be best in XYZ scenario.

Blue Jean Operator shows what he says is the right way to pimping out an AK rifle... "Today I'll be going over my most recent AK setup, as well as judging your guys's setups (based on pictures you sent me on IG)

For over a year I've been running the same Sureshot USA MK3 chassis on both of my AK-103s (PSA and KUSA). Even though I really like the MK3 chassis, I felt like things were getting a little stale, so I decided to change things up.

Blue Jean Operator features the RECCE LMG made by Red Right Hand LLC. Red Right Hand designed a unique LMG upper inspired by the COLT LMG, built for sustained fire. It uses a heavy HBAR barrel for durability and a new Heat Mitigation System (HMS) to manage heat. The HMS uses aluminum heat sinks to draw heat away from the barrel and a copper coil to cool the gas tube, both extending the lifespan of the upper and improving operator safety.

Blue Jean Operator does a comparison of an AR from Daniel Defense and Arsenal SLR-104 which is based on the Bulgarian AK-74... "Today we'll be putting my Daniel Defense M4A1 "Block II" (yes I know its not a clone correct Block II) against my buddy Tallon’s Bulgarian AK-74 (Arsenal SLR-104).

Blue Jean Operator takes a look at the Kalashnikov USA KR-103 if it is a serious rifle... "Today we'll be finally reviewing the Kalashnikov USA KR-103 (KUSA's AK-103 clone).

I've reviewed quite a few American made AK's on this channel (mainly from PSA), but finally we are going to see how one of KUSA's flagship rifles compares to what else is out there.

Like PSA, Kalashnikov USA makes their rifles completely in house, not relying on foreign made parts kits to assemble the firearm.

Blue Jean Operator talks about the loadout during the Global War On Terror in this episode... "Tactical gear and weapons peaked during the GWOT, no questions asked. Especially gear used by Rangers. Today I'll be going over some guns and gear that were used by the Ranger Regiment during the conflict , as well as running some drills in this iconic kit."

In this real world setup, Blue Jean Operator shows his AK setup that gives him the maximum suppressive fire capability instead of going for support weapons such as the RPK and PKM... "Today I'll be going over my AK setup/loadout for maximum suppressive fire capability, pushing a regular 7.62x39 AK into the role typically filled by a RPK.

A challenge by Blue Jean Operator to geardos regarding being fit enough to be an infantry grunt... "We've all seen it. Dudes on Instagram posting the latest and greatest gear, flexing on the poors with kit that would be at home in any (XYZ) SOF ready room. But how many of us are actually fit enough to effectively put any of that gear to any actual use?"

Blue Jean Operator features the new belt kit, the Crossfire DZ-Rig in this video and interested customers can check online for its availability... "Today I'll be going over a new rig that I've been using, which has since replaced the Smersh as my favorite belt kit, the DZ-Rig from Crossfire.

In a previous video I stated that I'd like to try out some more modern belt kit options, as what I had previously was relegated to either the ALICE kit (for ARs), or the Smersh (for my AKs).

Blue Jean Operator tries the SomoGear PEQ-15 for use on real steel gun if it will hold zero... "Today I'm going over the SomoGear PEQ-15, and seeing whether or not it will hold zero on a real rifle! SomoGear is a Chinese company that makes knockoff lasers meant for use on airsoft guns, but since these are full power lasers (no civ legal limitations), it has drawn the attention of many gun owners out there.