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Scanda Tactical & Camo Custom Seat Covers

Thursday, November 21st, 2013

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Scanda brand custom seat covers come in several officially licensed camouflage options, including MultiCam, Kryptek (Typhon, Mandrake, and Highlander), Mossy Oak, and Realtree. The covers are made from 1680 denier Cordura ballistic fabric coupled with a waterproof inner lining, offering abrasion, tear, and puncture resistance. They are UV treated to resist rotting, mildew, and stains. Each seat cover is custom manufactured to the purchaser’s specifications, and includes custom-fit headrest and armrest covers, airbag cutouts, and map pockets. Additionally, Scanda also offers a MOLLE storage panel, which allows for PALS-compatible gear to be mounted on the back of the seat cover.

www.coverking.com/skanda-intro

Honor Point California Line In Kryptek Goes On Sale Today

Thursday, November 21st, 2013

I’ve had a few requests for what the Kryptek versions of the California line from Honor Point will look like. Fortunately, they obliged with some photos.

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These will go on sale later today. They are a limited run.

www.honorpointusa.com

Propper A-TACS LE Products Debuting at SHOT Show 2014

Wednesday, November 20th, 2013

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The A-TACS LE camouflage was first introduced at this year’s SHOT Show and new products in this pattern will be on display by Propper International in their booth (#10764) at the 2014 show. Look early next year for the release of an ACU cut uniform among other products in the Law Enforcement focused pattern.

I know our friends at Predator BDU will have them.

Thanks Grey Ghost Gear!

Friday, November 15th, 2013

During a recent trip to the Great Northwest, I stopped by Grey Ghost Gear. As I was guided through their facility I spied a curious roll of fabric upon a shelf. I innocently asked if they would make a pack for me from the fabric. This Stealth Operator Pack is what they presented to me. Thanks guys!

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Do you know what this rare pattern is (yes, I know what it is or I wouldn’t have asked for the pack)?

A Winning Combo – Mayflower and Velocity Systems

Wednesday, November 13th, 2013

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Our friends at Mayflower Research & Consulting remind us that winter is here. This is the Velocity Systems Assaulter Smock and Mayflower 24Hr Assault Pack V.2, both in Kryptek Yeti.

MultiCam Is The New Black

Friday, November 8th, 2013

MultiCam Is The New Black, Bitches!

Coming 11/25/2013

A New Law Enforcement Pattern

from

www.MultiCamPattern.com

Available Through

www.truspec.com

New Camo Coming From Israel?

Thursday, November 7th, 2013

That’s the rumor.

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Agilite shared this photo (it’s not the camo in question, we already asked) on their new Instagram page. They told us that something cool is coming this way within a few weeks so we’ll keep our ears to the ground. Until then, follow them at instagram.com/agilitetactical

Blast From The Past – The Latest MultiCam Knockoff

Thursday, November 7th, 2013

We’ve had a few incredulous readers contact us with doubts that the Army would actually alter the OCP/MultiCam pattern on their own so we thought it best to share this blast from the past. We broke this story on March 25th, 2011.

MultiCam was developed by Crye Precision and is currently one of the most popular camouflage patterns on the market. It’s been adopted by numerous countries including the US, UK, and Australia. Consequently, we run across MultiCam knockoffs all of the time. Readers send them to us often asking if they are authentic or not. In fact, we received one yesterday that really caught our eye. Generally, copycat patterns are intended for the MilSim or consumer markets which are often more driven by price than performance. But this one was different. It was developed by the US Army and oddly enough, for much the same reasons. Intended as a cost savings measure and yet still be MultiCam compatible, we’re not too sure they have succeeded at either goal. Take a look, and you’ll see what we mean.

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