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The Picatinny Rail Belt from Violent Little Machine Shop

Friday, September 6th, 2013

We first mentioned Violent Little Machine Shop in June. Recently, they introduced a new product, the Picatinny Rail Belt.

Buckle Collage

The buckle comes in four colors; Black, Green, Bronze and Silver and is sewn into a 50″ long strip of heavy duty, 1.25″ wide webbing in Black or MultiCam.

•Mil-spec Picatinny Rail machined
•Buckle comes in black, silver, green, orange
•Comes in MultiCam with MultiCam velcro and Black with Black velcro
•Buckle is sewn in, Velcro on other side
•One size fits all, easily adjustable
•Matte Finish Class III Type II Hardcoat Anodized
•Violent Little Machine Shop logo lasered on the back.
•Made in the USA
•$2.00 of every order is donated to the Navy SEAL Foundation.

www.violentlittle.com/products/picatinny-tactical-rail-belt

Chip and Shannon Wilson School of Design at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in British Columbia

Monday, August 26th, 2013

The owners of athletic clothing brand LuLulemon Chip and Shannon Wilson have combined $8 million of their own wealth with a $4 grant from LuLulemon to establish a New School of Design at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Richmond, British Columbia. According to a press release on the Arc’teryx website, “The provincial government is matching the $12-million total donation, with Kwantlen putting up the remainder of what is estimated to be $36 million in total going toward the design school.”

Interestingly, many of the staff at Vancouver-based outdoor clothing manufacturer Arc’teryx are graduates from Kwantlen. So obviously, as a company they are very excited by this development. Both school and business will benefit from their close proximity as students interact with industry on internships.

Magpul Is More Than The Pmag

Monday, July 8th, 2013

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The Pmag might have built the house of Magpul but they are so much more. Magpul is really a design house and I am regularly impressed with what I see from them including the item above.

Pia – The Reusable Grocery Bag

Friday, July 5th, 2013

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Sure, it was designed for use as a reusable grocery bag, but the design is pretty cool and could easily be adapted to a wide variety of uses. Manufactured from Tyvek, the Pia would probably be better suited for other fabrics.

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Developed by Milk Design and offered in large and small sizes.

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milkdesignshop.bigcartel.com/product/pia-shopping-bag-pe