We received another batch of the ‘Keep Cam and Return Fire’ patches we gave away during SHOT Show. There are more than you see here but by no means an infinite supply. These aren’t for sale and we are trying to come up with a contest to give a bunch away. Any ideas?
The E9 M-Holder is a multi-feature ID and Badge holder that is great for LE Badges as well as Mil/LE, Press or Corporate IDs. E9 also designed the M-holder so that you can sandwich items between the panels for covert carry.
One side of the 3.5″ x 5″ M-holder panel has a transparent ID pocket with hook material backing. The M-holder also incorporates a pen holder. Additionally, the 34″ paracord neck strap allows you to configure badge holder for vertical or horizontal wear
Available in Urban Black, Coyote and MultiCam.
You may recall our lead story on 9/11 about a retired SEAL Sniper who was creating a one-of-a-kind piece of art to commemorate his fallen brothers in arms. Now, the piece is complete and the organizers have provided us with this statement:
Wounded Wear is honored to be working with internationally recognized artist Ellwood T. Risk. Ellwood is a self-taught artist who has been living and working in Los Angeles since the spring of 1992 and has become famous for The Pistol Target series. His Target Series have been showcased on primetime shows and he is currently represented by galleries in the U.S. and the United Kingdom.
On September 11, 2012, a Navy SEAL Sniper (SOCS Dave Hall, USN, Ret.) fired a .308 Remington 700 custom built for him by another former SEAL Sniper (SOCS Chris Higgins) at a humanoid target from 911 yards. The goal was to strike the black (scoring) part of the target 79 times (once for each fallen NSW member since 9-11). The first shot (which commemorated fallen SEAL Neil Roberts) was fired at 8:45::30 AM EST, to mark when the first World Trade Center Tower was struck, and thus essentially when America and Naval Special Warfare went to war. The bullets were fired in commemorative and chronological order for each NSW member lost in training or combat from 9-11-01 to 9-11-12. The target was pulled down each time the black portion was struck and the name of who the bullet was shot for was written next to the impact hole.
Ellwood Risk then took the target and did what he does best; he turn targets into art, this time in honor of America’s fallen SEAL brothers. He completed this amazing work of art and has donated it to Wounded Wear to auction online. This auction will begin on approximately two weeks prior to our event and will close at 1030 PM EST Feb 9th at the Toast to the Heroes event. This one of kind piece of art aptly named “Until it Hurts” is valued at $20,000. Starting bids begin at $5000.
We are, all of us, Targets in one way or another.
Even before we are old enough to understand them in any meaningful way, or the role they will play in our lives; we are targeted by social norms, religions, various forms of print and electronic media, corporations, advertisers, and governments.
None of us are exempt from exposure to these fixed cultural elements of our existence, or the means by which they attempt to impose their will upon us.
-Ellwood T. Risk
We will soon announce the website to place your bid on “Until it Hurts”
AAC has some cool new caps in A-TACS in stock featuring an embroidered Blackout Logo.
advanced-armament.com/Blackout-Logo-Hat–ATACS
We received this photo taken by our friend Jack of one of the limited edition morale patches we gave out at SHOT Show in his homeland. Send us a pic of yours!
How could we visit OR and not stop by Liberty Bottleworks? We love their American made aluminum bottles. We also love that they are Mil/LE friendly.
We gave out some limited edition morale patches at SHOT Show. We are starting to get photos of them in action like this one. Send us yours!
thanks DW
