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Thursday, October 31st, 2013TYR Tactical 2nd Annual Unicorn Sale
Thursday, October 31st, 2013Last year, after learning that his wife was in labor, Jason Beck left the TYR Tactical marketing team with the simple task of designing and launching the fall sale. The result was magical to say the least. Now, they’ve decided to make it annual event. Look for full details this evening on their website.
SALE DATES: NOVEMBER 1ST – 4TH
Sale Highlights:
-All orders will ship no later than December 16, 2013
-Take an Additional 15% off your entire order
-Free $20 gift card with your purchase of $200 or more
-Limited Addition TYR Sicarius Knife
-DFAV Vest with Level IV Plates
Beez Combat Systems – Triple AK Shingle
Thursday, October 31st, 2013New from Beez Combat Systems, the BCS AK47 triple magazine shingle is designed to carry three 30 round AK47 magazines. The open top 3 mag AK47 shingle can be mounted to any PALS compatible vest or plate carrier. The shingle has some unique features not found on other AK shingles.
The back of the triple mag shingle has four rows of PALS webbing for attachment. The shingle can be attached with MALICE clips, Speed clips and other clip systems on the market.
In order to to reduce weight, keep it low profile and provide a distinctly different shingle to the market, BCS angled the corners of both the top and bottom to give it a unique look. The AK mags fit in the shingle perfectly in both direction because of the curve of the mag.
The internal pouch provides additional storage for small items and increases the carrying capacity. The pouch is secured with 2” Velcro across the entire length of the pouch.
For additional information on this or other A-TACS Camo items in their line, or to purchase, visit them online at www.beezcombatsystems.com.
Raven Concealment Systems Launches the TopStop
Thursday, October 31st, 2013Carbines are kind of like Legos and if you’re like me, you have several uppers and lowers that can be combined to make different rifles. A few months ago Raven Concealment Systems handed me an oddly shaped piece of plastic. I turned it over and quickly realized what it was for. If you own a bunch of uppers, then you definitely need some of these.
The TopStop is a one-piece, snap-on cover for the upper receiver of a 5.56mm AR upper receiver. It is injection molded from high-strength nylon. It attaches over the bottom and rear of the upper receiver when the rifle is broken down, and keeps the charging handle and bolt group from sliding out of the upper. It also helps keep the dirty lube from dripping out of the upper and all over your hands and rifle case, as well as preventing dirt, sand, and other debris from getting into the receiver.
The TopStop is especially handy for shooters using HK 416’s, because of how easily the bolt group can spill out of the back of the receiver when breaking down the rifle for transport. In fact, if you let most uppers bounce around in a bag long enough, the BCG is coming out.
Like all RCS products, the TopStop is 100% U.S.-made, and is covered by their unconditional lifetime guarantee.
The TopStop costs $9.99. It is in stock and shipping now, and can be ordered from RCS.
Win an SSD Limited Edition Strand Cap by Kuhl
Thursday, October 31st, 2013
Get In On The Tactical Tailor Factory Tour – November 7th
Thursday, October 31st, 2013
Tactical Tailor will be hosting a factory tour and show along with several industry partners at their location on November 7th for credentialed guests. See the image for details.
The Ultimate List of Touchy Subjects (Tactical Category)
Thursday, October 31st, 2013This is the list of touchy subjects that will get the readership worked up with nostrils flaring and turn grown men into so many yapping dogs as doctrine become dogma.
1. Camouflage
2. Weapons Lube
3. Gloves
4. Gun Bunnies
5. Slings
6. Belts
7. Knives
8. Anything dealing with the Marine Corps
9. The terms “Operator” and “Tactical”
10. Calibers
Got any more?
