www.kitanica.net/all-season-pants-p/018
Archive for 2015
Kitanica – Ranger Green Now Available For All Season Pants
Thursday, October 15th, 2015AUSA – Laser Technology Inc
Thursday, October 15th, 2015This is the TruPulse Tactical Laser Range Finder from Laser Technology Inc.
Fully programmable, the TruPulse allows the user to program up to five different cartridges, either on the device or via software and a data cable. Additionally, the TruPulse incorporates an onboard barometric sensor and thermometer. Additionally, the user can program wind calls into the device to compute holds. The TruPulse has 7x magnification with 110 yd FOV at 1000 yards. Using a 905 nm infrared pulse laser, it offers a measurement range of 10-2500 yards with a maximum compensated range of 1400 yards. It also commutes tilt.
Powered by a CR123A, expect 8-10 hours it’s average use but 4-5 with intensive use.
Magpul – PMAG15 GL9 and GL L-Plate
Thursday, October 15th, 2015
Shipping now, the PMAG 15 GL9 is a 15-round Glock 9mm handgun magazine featuring a new proprietary all-polymer construction for flawless reliability and durability over thousands of rounds.
High visibility controlled-tilt follower, stainless steel spring, easily removable floorplate for cleaning, paint pen dot matrix for mag marking, ridged floorplate edges for better grip, and 15rd indicator windows. Drops free loaded or unloaded. All with the same boring reliability you expect from an OEM magazine.
The PMAG 15 GL9 is compatible with Glock G19 handguns as well as sub-compact variants with some protrusion below the grip.
Coming soon, the Magpul GL L-Plate fits the PMAG 17 GL9 and PMAG 15 GL9, and is made of durable reinforced polymer with a rubber over-mold. Tailor made for competition or defensive use, the GL L-Plate is designed to aid in seating of the magazine into extended magazine wells and to provide positive traction and impact protection without unnecessary bulk.
Available in packs of three, the GL L-Plate installs easily without tools in place of the original floor plate.
AUSA – TEA 20m Kit
Thursday, October 15th, 2015Television Equipment Associates’ 20m kit consists of the Sub Assault Lightweight Tactical Headset, cable, PTT. Certified to IP-68 and MIL-STD 810G, the gear is also offered in 1m and 3m versions. The Headset incorporates an adjustable neckband as well as temple conduction speakers. This keeps the ears unobstructed. The boom mic can be specified by the customer from several choices.
US Elite Gear – SUUNTO Traverse Promotion
Thursday, October 15th, 2015
For a limited time, US Elite Gear is offering a free U.S. Elite Tee and Patch when you purchase a Suunto Traverse. Suunto Traverse is the newest watch from Suunto and is made from Finland. Promo ends Wednesday, 10/21.
www.us-elitegear.com/brands/suunto
Propper – Woodland BA Softshell Jacket Contest
Thursday, October 15th, 2015
Propper is currently holding a giveaway for their new BA Softshell Jacket in Woodland. The Propper BA Softshell is a water-resistant 100% polyester jacket with multiple storage pockets, as well as a full-zip front with two-way double sliders, pull-out ID/badge panel, and pit zips under both arms.
The contest ends this coming Sunday, 10/18. Click the link below for full details, and to enter.
www.propper.com/blog/WoodlandGiveaway
GLOCK Donates $100k To Special Operations Warrior Foundation, $1M Total Since 2005
Thursday, October 15th, 2015
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Oct. 14, 2015 Yesterday, GLOCK, Inc., donated $100k to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation (SOWF). The presentation ceremony took place at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) trade show. GLOCK has donated $1 million to the foundation since 2005.
“For a decade, GLOCK has supported the SOWF in their efforts to provide for the education of children of special operations personnel who have lost their lives in service of our country,” said Josh Dorsey, GLOCK, Inc. Vice President. “We honor the fallen by providing for those they leave behind.”
The funds collected by the SOWF are used primarily to provide for financial assistance for post-secondary education of the surviving children. It also provides for academic as well as family counseling. Attending the ceremony was scholarship recipient Dalia Munoz. Munoz, who lost her father, Army SFC Pedro Munoz, 1st Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne), in 2005, while he was deployed to Afghanistan. Miss Munoz graduated from Davidson College in 2012 and now works as a student counselor at Meredith College in North Carolina.
“This is certainly a financial donation, but it is representative of the heart and soul of GLOCK. Starting with Mr. Glock, the founder of this great company, going down to all of the employees at every level,” said Col. Edwin Anderson, U.S. Army, Retired, SOWF Board of Directors. “It’s a wonderful representation of what corporate can be, in giving back to this community.”
To learn more about GLOCK corporate social responsibility and other news, visit us.glock.com/news.
Safariland Group – ABA Debuts New Xtreme Family Of Body Armor Solutions
Thursday, October 15th, 2015The industry leading product line adds key design features focused on comfort and performance
ONTARIO, Calif. – The Safariland Group, the leader in advanced body armor responsible for nearly two-thirds of all saves over the last three decades, today announced the release of an all-new line of ABA Xtreme body armor solutions for law enforcement. The result of an intensive collaborative effort with best-in-class partners, the new Xtreme ballistic panels deliver a new benchmark for designs combining fit, protection and exceptional value.
Teaming with DuPont Protection Technologies (DuPont), SAATI and TexTech, The Safariland Group armor team designed the Xtreme panels blending fabric using DuPont Kevlar KM2 Plus fibers incorporating a proprietary weaving process co-created with DuPont, along with a proprietary manufacturing material called Core Matrix Technology, creating this breakthrough family of ballistic panels.
The new Xtreme ballistic panels feature gender specific, biomorphic designs that mimic the shape of the body and enhance comfort. The layering and unique blend of materials amplify comfort, keeping the panel light, thin and flexible.
This unique design combination also drives the Xtreme’s outstanding performance. The proprietary weave acts like high tensile webbing that decelerates the bullet. Working in concert with the proprietary weave, the Core Matrix Technology comprised of 3D-fused fibers, acts as a backstop, dampening impact and stopping the bullet. The final layer of DuPont Kevlar disperses the energy and helps diminish trauma.
“When we’re able to design our ballistics packages in a way that allows for greater ease of movement and superior performance, it’s a win. Our ultimate goal is always to keep officers safe, and our engineers work to improve wearability and comfort so the officer can be more effective in the field,” said Todd Mackler, Vice President Armor, for The Safariland Group.
The Xtreme ballistic panels are finished using a thin, heat-sealed thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) membrane to ensure that the panels are protected. These panels are then encased in a soft nylon shell to withstand the elements while enabling enhanced comfort during wear.
Added Mackler, “We build our products so that officers can focus on their job and not think about their armor. We are proud of the almost 2000 officers who are living proof of why we do what we do.”
Visit The Safariland Group website to hear stories of several Safariland Group SAVES who fought the battle and lived to tell the story of their courageous efforts, and take a deeper view into the Xtreme technology that made it possible at www.safariland.com/ballistic-technology.
Available starting this month to all Safariland Group armor customers, the new Xtreme models are offered in threat protection levels II and IIIA and feature male and female structured and female unstructured designs.
