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Propper Hosts Free Defensive Training Session for Local Law Enforcement

Monday, November 16th, 2020

St. Charles, MO — Missouri-based Propper International recently hosted a full-day training event at the Granite City Police Department’s private gun range on October 29th. Members from police departments across the Greater St. Louis area attended with military police and other federal agencies represented as well.

Throughout the day, they received instruction from renowned tactical trainer Rick Hogg. Hogg is a 29-year US Army Special Operation Combat Veteran with 13 combat deployments between Iraq and Afghanistan. Since returning from overseas, Hogg provides comprehensive firearms training to military and law enforcement through his proven training methodology service company War HOGG Tactical, Inc.

“What I’ve noticed working with several departments across the country is that the onus for sharpening defensive skills lies with the officers themselves,” said Hogg. “I applaud Propper for showing the initiative to give these guys an opportunity to develop their abilities in a group setting and push each other to be better.”

During the morning session, the focus was on increasing efficiency when drawing from a holster and changing magazines, both with dry fire and live rounds. The afternoon session included exercises intended to simulate shooting under duress and also covered first responder medical skills such as how to stop a bleeding wound and apply a tourniquet. Each officer was provided with Propper gear to wear during the training and got to take home a Propper Bail Out Bag after the session concluded.

“Organizing this training exercise seemed like the bare minimum we could do to express our appreciation to these brave individuals who’ve put their lives on the line to keep our community safe,” said Craig Madden, Senior VP of Marketing & eCommerce for Propper.

www.propper.com

Fozzy Hoodie Available for Pre-Order from Tactical Distributors

Monday, November 16th, 2020

When I saw TD’s Todd Askins wearing this jacket during a recent hunting trip I was immediately transfixed because it was both Tigerstripe AND fuzzy. It’s starting to cool off here in the Tidewater of Virginia and I do love a fuzzy jacket on a brisk morning.

Turns out, it’s Tactical Distributor’s new Fozzy Hoodie and it’s available for pre-order.

Made from tigerstriped high loft poly fleece, it features a 1/4 zip for ventilation, a zip closure pass though front pocket to store your gloves, and thumb holes for easy layering.

Estimated shipping by November 27.

www.tacticaldistributors.com/products/td-fozzy-fleece-pull-over

Magpul Limited Edition Frame Lock – Rigger in Brown Micarta Available November 20th at Noon EST

Sunday, November 15th, 2020

The Brown Micarta Rigger is the third in a series of limited release knives from Magpul. The first two models went lickety split and there’s no doubt this one will be the same.

This one shares the same CPM S35VN Modified Wharncliffe blade with the differences being cosmetic more than anything; a skeletonized titanium double-locking frame surrounded by linen Brown Micarta scales with a scalloped surface.

Limited to just 200 examples, they will be available only on November 20th at noon EST at Magpul.com.

SCUBAPRO Sunday – Holes in Fins

Sunday, November 15th, 2020

Why should you have or need holes in your fins? Some fins come with holes in some fins now, but only a few companies make them with holes to hang them on your gear. Most fins in the SCUBAPRO line that come with holes mainly have them so the rental company can hang them up to dry and store them together, minimizing the possibility of misplaced or mismatched fins. Holes on the blades of fins make coming out of the water onto the beach or climbing a ladder easier. It allows the water to drain out, so you don’t have to stop and dump it out. The holes can also be used to attach the fins to your wrists or back with the SCUBAPRO fin keepers, or you can use a carbineer and 550 cord.

The SCUBAPRO Jets fins are renowned for their power and durability. They can last a lifetime with proper care. They don’t really get sun damaged, salt eroded, chlorine discolored, travel battered, coral gouged, or split. They are one of the most vital pieces of equipment that you will ever own.

But they didn’t have holes on the blades so that you could hang them upside down. If you want holes in your fins, you would have to use a hole punch and then put a number 5 grommet in there to help keep the fin from ripping. You used a #5 because it was big enough to put a carbineer in the hole if needed, and the brass doesn’t stay shiny for long.

There are a few different ways to attach your fins to your gear. You can put a loop of 550 cord or ½ tape that you can put a carabineer thru and clip it into your H-gear. One of the best ways I have found is to put a male FasTec on one and Female Fastec on the other. This way, you can clip them into each other to hang on the bottom of a ladder. You can also do the same thing on the back of your H-gear so you can clip them on your back.  

You can also put a male on one wrist and a female on the other so you can clip them into your wrists to make coming out of the water easier; it also helps if you are doing a ladder climb and you want to keep your fins with you in case you fall off the ladder, and there is a strong current.

For groups that use the Twin Jets or twin jet type fins where there are twin blades, you can’t put holes in as the blade won’t support the fin’s weight. You can hang the fins by their straps or put something around the middle of the fins and hang them on your waist.

There is a lot that goes into the design of all of our products. Almost all things serve a purpose. We make products or update old ones. We have to take many user groups into account, so we ensure we are getting the best product out there for everyone.

Chase Tactical Performance T-Shirt

Sunday, November 15th, 2020

The Tactical Performance T-Shirt by Chase Tactical features their company logo on the rear with the American Flag on the left sleeve.

This 100% Polyester T-Shirt has moisture wicking capability to keep you cool, dry, and comfortable all day long. It is also snag resistant to avoid any loose threads, features a full body cut and has minimal shrinkage.

Available in Wolf Grey or Black, sizes Small – XXLarge.

www.chasetactical.com/product/chase-tactical-performance-t-shirt

You Never Know Where They’ll Show Up

Sunday, November 15th, 2020

Yep, that’s a SIG SAUER Electro Optics ECHO3 on a 300 MCX.

“Errand Boy” Limited Edition Patch by Bawidamann

Saturday, November 14th, 2020

“They were gonna make me a major for this, and I wasn’t even in their fucking army anymore.

Everybody wanted me to do it. Him most of all. I felt like he was up there, waiting for me to take his pain away. He just wanted to go out like a soldier. Standing up. Not even like some poor, wasted rag-assed renegade. Even the jungle wanted him dead. And that’s who he really who he took his orders from, anyway.”

– Capt. Willard

ANDREW BAWIDAMANN ORIGINAL ART ON AN OLD SCHOOL VIETNAM STYLE EMBROIDERED PATCH

Available in Subdued Green and Subdued Brown colorways.

These will not not be available forever. Don’t miss out.

Available only at Bawidamann.com in the accessories/patch section

EPIC Shoot 2020 – Unity Runners Clutch Belt by Vertx

Friday, November 13th, 2020

Vertx has expanded their Clutch Belt line with a Runner’s model.

It features three cells made from two-way stretch with Hypalon wings. Either of the larger cells will fit most pistols or radios. The middle cell fits a magazine, TQ, or similar. Note, the cells are different sized than the full belt so some accessories won’t work with the Runner’s model. However, it does come with 3 sticky-sided hook strips for securing tools and accessories inside the cells.

Offered in It’s Black and Ash Grey with an adjustable webbing waist strap that closes via a G-hook.

I tried it on and didn’t have enough girdle for it to sit in front while moving around. You’ll probably want to cant it off to the side. It did however, fit nicely under my light jacket.