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Archive for the ‘Morale’ Category
This Always Makes Me Laugh
Monday, January 6th, 2020Merry Christmas
Wednesday, December 25th, 2019
Schedule Now for NRAAM 20 Morale Patch Designs From Kitfox Design Group
Wednesday, December 18th, 2019
Not only did Kitfox Design Group recently launch a new website, but they’ve filled their dance card as well, at least for the near future. If you want them to create a unique patch design for you, they’ve still got some opening for the 2020 NRA Annual Meeting next spring. However, they have some slots open for meetings at SHOT Show if you’d like to discuss future collaborations.
MoCap V.2 by Mojo Tactical
Friday, December 13th, 2019
My buddy Dave Tejada has introduced a new run of his MoCap V.2 in MultiCam. It’s a FlexFit cap in either Black or MultiCam with a Velcro pile front panel.
Get yours at mojotactical.com/products/mocap-v-2-multicam.
Use code SSD for free shipping.
Happy Holidays from HLC Industries
Friday, December 6th, 2019
Platatac Top Dog Stubby Cooler
Thursday, December 5th, 2019
Limited Release! Platatac’s stubby cooler commemorating Platatac’s favourite “Employee of the Month” and the other a recently departed “Most Wanted” with the slogan “Talk S*** get bit”
Available for a short time only. To purchase, visit www.platatac.com/platatac-top-dog-stubby-coolerq.
Murder Ink – Happy Trails, Hans T-Shirt
Thursday, December 5th, 2019One of my all time favorite Christmas movies is “Die Hard”, that’s right, “Die Hard” and apparently I’m not the only one. Murder Ink commemorates this holiday classic with their Happy Trails, Hans shirt.
It is emblazoned with the Nakatomi Plaza symbol on the front and a Beretta 92 9mm taped to the back.
Offered in multiple colors at www.getmurdered.com/collections/happy-trails-hans.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thursday, November 28th, 2019
Specialist Fred Gutierrez “interrogates” a turkey for it’s supposedly links to the North Vietnamese Army as it sits in the rucksack of Staff Sgt. Raymond Scherz near Bearcat Base, Dong Nai Vietnam, Thanksgiving 1967.
Luckily, for both men of C Company, 2nd Battalion, 39th Infantry, 9th Infantry Division, the turkey was cleared and allowed to “join” them for Thanksgiving dinner. The turkey was one of 57,000 sent to Vietnam to feed the nearly half a million servicemen and women in country during Thanksgiving 1967. They also came with 28 tons of cranberry sauce, 15 tons of mixed nuts, eight tons of candy, 11 tons of olives and 33 tons of fruitcake.
