This is what Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey had to say about how the WWII-style prototype uniform was received by members of Congress.
“Great feedback here on Capitol Hill! Pre-decisional, but exciting nonetheless as we wore pinks & greens when America became the undisputed, most powerful nation on Earth — universally loved & revered by the American public. We are still that U.S. Army!”
Throughout Australian company Lithgow Arms’ 105 year (and counting!) history, they have manufactured a wide variety of firearms. Pictured here is a factory float displaying a Lithgow-made Bren .303 LMG. In-service with the Australian Army from WWII, through Korea and beyond!
All Skill No Luck has taken Flannel to a whole new level; Field and Combat Style Shirts.
Called the NTCHWAIDUMELA and NTCHWAIDUMELA STV (Shed The Vest), they are made from cotton flannel, so no FR properties. But, think of the comfort.
They feature inboard tilted chest and bicep pockets as well as covered buttons, in Red or Ocean color.
This beauty showed up on the Shockwave Technologies Facebook page. It’s a Shockwave Raptor Grip R870 mounted to FightLite Industries SCR pistol lower receiver. The SCR is legal in all 50 states and accepts AR uppers. This model is 21″ OAL, 7.5″ barrel, and just 3.9 lbs.
Man, the Glock is becoming the AR-15 of the handgun world with all these aftermarket products blowing up. Now more than ever, you could throw together a G19 in your garage with minimal tools. Case in point:
Grey Ghost Precision is hosting a giveaway contest, and it looks like they brought some friends to the party. Polymer80, CMC Triggers, and Weapon Outfitters are pitching in to offer up three DIY pistol kits. With a dremel, drill and elbow grease you could put your own psuedo Glock 19 frame together. Just top it off with a GGP Slide and Barrel (match grade) and you are ready to send lead downrange.
Looks like its hosted on the GGP Facebook Page, but you can easily enter the giveaway without wandering into the abyss of FB land with this link.
The specs of the giveaway are on the graphic below. It ends on the 30th, with winners announced on Halloween, presumably thru email and the FB pages. Its like Trick-Or-Treat, for adults!
Facebook page “I Wanted A Gun, So I Made One” featured “The Dually”, made for the TEOTWAKI movie “Young Ones”. It consists of a Lee-Enfield Mk.III and a Mossberg 500.
Name: The Dually
Caliber: .303 British / 12 gauge
Weight: 16 pounds
Capacity: 18 (11 .303 / 7 12 ga)
Tactical extras: SEATBELT SLING (for safety)
