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Archive for July, 2021

Coffee or Die Magazine

Sunday, July 18th, 2021

Coffee or Die has made the jump to print. For years now they’ve done a fantastic job of providing coverage of military and first responders as well as some fantastic SOF history articles online.

Get your copy at www.blackriflecoffee.com/products/coffee-or-die-magazine-summer-2021.

Elastic Wrist Strap with Thumb Hole from Atlas 46

Sunday, July 18th, 2021

Atlas 46’s Elastic Wrist Strap with Thumbhole is equipped with a magnetic panel and intended to keep bits, screws and nails handy.

Made from Neoprene it features a hook backing so you position the magnetic panel in the perfect spot. The wrist strap loops over your thumb the while thing is secured with the hook patch at the end for a snug and custom fit. It will also protect and stabilize your wrist during a long work day.

www.atlas46.com/products

REI Co-op Footwear

Saturday, July 17th, 2021

Over the years, REI has introduced clothing and packs so footwear was a foregone eventuality.

This is the Flash, the first of REI Co-op’s footwear. Think light hikers with HydroWall waterproofing, a waterproof/breathable membrane made from 75% recycled polyester. Their TerraGrip soles feature an anti-slip grip and are made with 20% recycled rubber which is paired with TerraLoft cushioning featuring 10% algae-based Bloom foam.

Offered in Men’s (sizes 8-14) and Women’s (sizes 6-11) models.

Made in Vietnam.

www.rei.com/b/rei-co-op

SOD Gear – Spectre Beer Shirt & Street Rider Pant

Saturday, July 17th, 2021

SOD Gear’s frontman Max sent us these photos of their Spectre Beer Shirt and Street Rider Pant.

Sizing for both garments runs the gamut and they can be had in several different fabrics. Based on my experience with SOD Gear expect high quality and an ergonomic fit.

Spectre Beer Shirt

Street Rider Pant

Soldiers, Marines Test New Chemical, Biological Systems at Dugway APG

Saturday, July 17th, 2021

DUGWAY PROVING GROUND, Utah — Soldiers from Fort Drum and Joint Base Lewis-McChord teamed with Marines from Camp Pendleton to test new tactical biological detection and chemical contamination indicator systems here.

Soldiers with the 59th Hazard Response Company and 13th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion along with Marines from the 3rd Marine Air Wing went hands-on with the Joint Biological Tactical Detection System (JBTDS) and the Contamination Indication Disclosure Assurance System (CIDAS), which indicates on chemical agent contaminants so decontamination can take place.

“These two operational tests have given my company the opportunity to focus on our critical war-time collective tasks of site assessment and decontamination and refine our tactics, techniques, and procedures,” said Capt. Ryan Oatman, company commander of 59th Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Hazard Response Company.

“The training benefit while conducting these operational tests to my unit’s operational readiness makes this tasking to support new materiel development a win-win.”

According to Test Officer Mr. Josh Smith of the U.S. Army Operational Test Command’s Maneuver Support and Sustainment Test Directorate, test data collected will be used to inform senior Army and Joint Service leaders on how effective, suitable, and reliable the JBTDS and CIDAS systems will be during real-world operations.

“Working with a test unit that is excited about and embraces the opportunity to train its Soldiers while providing valuable feedback on potentially new CBRN materiel solutions with considerations for its employment makes the hard work of operational testing worth it,” Smith said.

Smith explained the units will have employed the JBTDS and CIDAS systems during replicated security and sustainment operations through multiple days of tough, realistic training in the harsh Dugway Proving Ground environment.

“Since operational testing is about Soldiers and unit missions,” he said, “this test event is about making sure the systems developed are — and remain effective — in a Soldier’s hands and suitable for the environments in which Soldiers and units train and fight.”

By Mr. Edward M. Jagodzinski, Test Officer, Maneuver Support and Sustainment Test Directorate, U.S. Army Operational Test Command

Pelican 2490 Light

Friday, July 16th, 2021

You may remember similar lights form AIT, A School or Tech School, but the Pelican 2490 Light is pretty cool.

It features a lot screw-on traffic wand so it will be just as much at home during those low light marches to and from the classroom as it is checking for flight deck FOD (foreign object damage). Powered by 4AA batteries, the 2490 LED produces 64 lumens of clean bright light to ensure maximum communication visibility. And, with a run time of 12 hours, the 2490 LED will outlast a full work shift.

www.pelican.com/us/en/product/flashlights/specialty-light/2490

Adaptive Tactical Introduces the Lightweight Tactical Grip

Friday, July 16th, 2021

Utilizing high-grade reinforced polymer materials, the Adaptive Tactical LTG offers all-weather performance, durable, lightweight construction, and ergonomic comfort for consistently accurate firearm control for AR15/AR9 Rifles and AR Pistols.

Nampa, Idaho (July 2021) – Adaptive Tactical, LLC, manufacturers of innovative firearm stocks and accessories, is pleased to introduce the Lightweight Tactical Grip (LTG) for AR15/AR9 rifles and AR pistols. It is specifically engineered to cut weight, improve grip, and add a level of aggressive styling, all at a value price. Utilizing high-grade reinforced polymer materials, the LTG offers all-weather performance, durable, lightweight construction, and ergonomic comfort for consistently accurate firearm control.

“We are excited to throw our hat into the ring with the LTG AR Grip. It will prove to be a game-changer in a crowded product category. Offering aggressive styling and features only previously found on expensive aluminum grips, the LTG AR Grip provides a great solution to fit any budget,” commented Gary Cauble, vice president of sales and marketing at Adaptive Tactical.

The LTG’s one-piece frame design reduces overall material and significantly reduces weight compared to other grip designs. Non-conductive polymer material will not retain heat nor cold and maintain a comfortable surface temperature while providing an improved grip in all weather conditions. The LTG is easily installed and includes mounting hardware. Proudly made in the U.S.A., the LTG is available in Black (AT-01900) or Flat Dark Earth (FDE) (AT-01900-E) with an MSRP of $17.99. Competitive OEM pricing is available.

Need a matching Adaptive Tactical stock upgrade as well? Check out Adaptive Tactical’s AR Rear Stock to create the perfect set with the new LTG AR Grip. This bundle combines two of Adaptive Tactical’s most popular products – the LTG and the EX Performance AR Adjustable Stock – in a cost-saving, made-for-each-other set.

The top-selling EX Performance AR Adjustable Stock features an easy-to-reach rapid adjust lever for custom length-of-pull, and includes an integrated QD swivel attachment and molded in non-rust standards sling swivel attachment. It is made with durable polymer construction with a non-slip vented rubber recoil pad, oversized extra strength adjustment pin, and sleek industrial design. Bundle MSRP $67.98.

For more information on Adaptive Tactical, visit www.adaptivetactical.com or “like” us on Facebook and “follow” us on Instagram. New dealers and distributors are welcome – please call for pricing.

Bushnell Introduces Outdoorsman Bluetooth Speaker

Friday, July 16th, 2021

New Outdoor Speaker Built to Handle Any Adventure or Gathering

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – July 12, 2021 – Bushnell®, an industry leader in performance optics, announces the release of its new Outdoorsman Bluetooth speaker, a rugged sound solution that was designed for outdoor adventures. From the woods to the backyard, the boat to the beach, and from the UTV to the tailgate party, this speaker is specifically designed to handle all things outside.

The Bushnell Outdoorsman™ features a rubber EXO™ Armor that protects the speaker from bumps and bruises, while its waterproof design shields it from rain and other moisture on land or water. Equipped with a Bite™ magnet on the back for metal surfaces, as well as Bite™ strap, D-ring loop and tripod mount, the Outdoorsman can be mounted just about anywhere, from a 4-wheeler or boat to a tree trunk or fencepost.

With 10 hours of battery life, the Outdoorsman can outlast an all-day party. An integrated charge port allows you to use the speaker as an external battery pack to recharge your phone, and it packs enough power to recharge most phones two or three times when fully charged.

For users who want more audio power, the Outdoorsman comes with TWS (True Wireless Stereo) mode, which allows the speaker to be paired with another Outdoorsman speaker for left and right stereo sound.

The Bushnell Outdoorsman includes the Bite strap, a micro-USB charging cable and an additional black EXO Armor. This black protective sleeve can be swapped with the included camo EXO Armor. MSRP for the Outdoorsman speaker is $119.99. To learn more about the Outdoorsman or other Bushnell products, visit bushnell.com.