Patrol Rifle Setup

ByDave Timm

In our previous QA we received a questions from a viewer about setting up their patrol rifle. We thought it was such a great question that we should make a video about our thoughts. In this video Dave goes over a couple of patrol rifle setup’s and talks about the the differences and parts used. There are a ton a variables but the core of a patrol rifle should be a quality rifle with a sling, sight system and light. The additional enhancements and parts are also gone over. We hope you found this video helpful and thank you for watching!

Dave Timm
Written by Dave Timm

Dave Timm

Dave is the primary on-camera personality and content creator at Guns & Tactics. His experience the in firearms industry, training, law enforcement and media spans more than two decades. He is a proud retired law enforcement officer, having served as a Patrol Sergeant, use of force instructor, and firearms trainer. During that time, he provided department communication to the public and news media and began creating online content in his “spare time.” He joined the Guns & Tactics team full time after retiring from law enforcement following 20 years of decorated service.

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