TNVC just released this great promotional video produced by Panteao Productions featuring many of their products in action.
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TNVC just released this great promotional video produced by Panteao Productions featuring many of their products in action.
Visit www.tnvc.com and ‘Like” them on Facebok at www.facebook.com/tnvcinc
These are photos of students attending the he Special Forces Advanced Mountain Operations School (SFAMOS) Senior Mountaineering Course 001-13 during their final field exercise. After a 6 mile approach to establish a Mission Support Site (MSS) the students left out early the next morning to conduct mountaineering operations in the Sangre de Cristo Mountain range of Colorado. Little Bear Peak was the first mountain tackled and required movement over 4th class and snow covered terrain. From the summit of Little bear (14,037ft) students moved across a 1 mile long 5th class ridge to taking 5hrs IOT to reach the peak of Blance Peak (14,345ft) from there students then moved to Ellingwood Point (14,042ft) and the conducted movement to their infiltration point. All in all it required 15hrs of continuous movement over strenuous terrain and at Altitude.
FEATURES:
– Manual system gain and focus adjustments for custom image quality optimization.
– Rotating binocular design allows low profile against helmet when in stowed position and ability to use as a single monocular.
– Auto OFF when stowed; resumes power when deployed.
– Internal low battery indicator visible in optic when<10 minutes.
- Replaceable I2 Tubes (accepts MX-11769 or MX-10160)
- Quick Release Helmet Mount Design
The MTM can be employed handheld or mounted to a tripod and features an integrated laser pointer.
FEATURES:
– Available with either IR or visible laser pointer
– Optional 3X extender lens for long range man-sized detection
– Optional weapon or helmet mount accessories
– Optional LCD screen for larger viewing area
– Optional cable enables capture, download, and storage of 160 thermal images
Insight Technology from L-3 Warrior Systems is available for unit and agency purchases from www.ADSinc.com.
Look for S&S Precision PullTabs from LBT Inc soon! Shown is Toadvine which goes great with Honor Camo.
McNett Tactical is holding a tactical art contest. Send in any original art, from illustrations to sketches to pics of your tattoos. Not sure what to send in? Pick one of the following themes: ‘Never Forgotten’, ‘Duty, Honor, Country’, ‘Brothers in Arms’, ‘Skulls and Crossbones’, and ‘Unit Logos’ and work from there. Winners are chosen weekly via community voting and prizes include Ultra compact Microfiber Towels, Camo Form camouflage wrap, and Op Drops anti-fog lens cleaner. Finalists receive an additional prize pack, with the overall winner receiving $500 and a chance to have their artwork printed on a Microfiber Towel and sold at retail. Submit your entry at the McNett Tactical Facebook page. Contest ends September 2nd.
www.mcnett.com/tactical/contest/custom-towel/
My friend Mel at Kifaru turned me on to the Jil-Lite Constel LED Micro Lantern. It looks to be a great little lantern that can be hung from a branch or in a tent just as well as it can be carried. It uses a CR123A Lithium battery to offer 30-40 hours of light. It’s T6 aircraft aluminum body is waterproof to about 10m. The Constel features a dome shaped light diffuser which houses a white LED lamp. Below is a photo of Mel’s Jill-Lite next to a 4Sevens Q Mini 123 which is only 2 1/4″ tall. He tells me he swears by it. Not only is it small and lightweight but offers plenty of illumination for a tent.
Available through www.hornest.sg.
This just in from McMillan Group International‘s Facebook Page. McMillan had a heck of a time with Bank of America, prompting them to look for alternative means to handle their transactions.
McMillan Merchant Solutions, LLC
We are getting close. I have chosen a name, McMillan Merchant Solutions, LLC, have signed a contract with a processing company which is behind our industry 100%. As a matter of fact when I told them that I wanted to donate a percentage of my revenue to any number of industry and 2nd Amendment supporting organizations, they told me they will match me dollar for dollar. That indeed help me to trust that they all willing to put their money where their mouth is just as I am.
I will have a list of organization that I will be willing to donate to and I will let the customer suggest to whom I will make a donation.
I have NRA, NSSF, SCI and Dallas Safari Club. I would like some suggestions as to who else should be on the list. I am thinking we should have 6 choices but if there are more good choices than that, I will consider adding to the list.
Come on everyone, tell me who you would like to see on the list.
Tell them what you think here.