If the name alone wasn’t reason enough, perhaps this not quite safe for work with uptight a-holes video might persuade you.
If the name alone wasn’t reason enough, perhaps this not quite safe for work with uptight a-holes video might persuade you.
This video from last Veteran’s Day highlights the quality of employee you work with when you deal with Bravo Company USA.
AWS, Inc. has released their brand new US Flag Pocket Patch. The US Flag Pocket Patch is an extra large (3.125″ x 5.1″) forward facing IR reflective US flag patch with cloth face to match tactical uniforms and gear. The patch features a hidden rear pocket for storing money, survival items, paperwork, etc. Designed for use with plate carriers, body armor vests, equipment bags, and other larger items. ITAR restricted, Mil/LE only.
Available in MultiCam, Black, Coyote, Ranger Green, and ACU.
www.awsin.com/proddetail.asp?prod=52742
Rogue Dynamics Colt Classic shirt features a front-facing design reminiscent of a certain international soft drink company’s flagship product. The back of the shirt features the Rogue Dynamics logo. Printed on a 50/50 American Apparel shirt. Available in sizes XS-XXL.
www.roguedynamics.com/products/colt-classic-shirt
Squadron Posters’ C-130 Airdrop Afghanistan print features a whiskey label thar reads “Airdrop Direct-Delivery Service to Afghanistan”, with a loadmaster watching his drop drifting towards the Drop Zone. The #2 C-130 maintains formation in the background.
The poster can be customized with text such as deployment dates, crew names, etc. “Afghanistan” can also be replaced with any operation or location the purchaser wants, and the C-130 and bundles can be resized and moved before printing.
Available in multiple sized paper and canvas prints, as well as a 513-piece puzzle.
www.squadronposters.com/product/c-130-airdrop-afghanistan-poster-print
Badger Ordnance has established a Military and LE discount program as thanks for the service of servicemen and law enforcement officials. This program allows qualified individuals to purchase Badger Ordnance products at exclusive pricing. To sign up, submit the required information using the Mil/LE Discount Program form. Note that requests require either a Gov/dept/agency email address or copy of office credentials.
www.badgerordnance.com/militaryle
As you can imagine, SHOT Show is hectic. On Monday, I started to receive phone calls and texts from my friend Andrew Ho saying he had something for me. I didn’t know it at the time but he was working as a courier for Derrick Obatake of Steel Flame who had him carry a surprise to Las Vegas for me. It took several back and forths before we finally linked up, and by that time the ‘package’ was burning a hole in Andrew’s pocket. Unbeknownst to me, he had even gone so far to post a photo to my Facebook wall and handed out some of the contents to mutual fiends. Once we linked up, Andrew handed me a small ziploc bag. I opened it and it turned out to be filled with copper dogtags. Each one was carefully stamped with the SSD logo. These beauties were accompanied with a simple card (seen below). I was floored.
Derrick had asked me months ago for a copy of my logo and said he would have a surprise for me one day. Truth be told, I had completely forgotten about it. What a guy. While we gave most of them away at SHOT Show to some really great people, we’re holding a few back to give away to our readers. So keep your eyes peeled for that.
Even though we’ve only met a few times, Derrick honored me by doing something completely selfless. He is one of the most giving men I have ever known and I can only hope to make it up to him. I’ve been wanting to thank him for a few weeks now but I felt it best to wait for things to die down a little.
If you’ve got a jewelry project and need some top notch work, I cannot recommend Steel Flame enough.
During this month’s Toy Fair in New York City, GI Joe creator Hasbro will announce plans to celebrate the brand’s 50th anniversary that brought the term “Action Figure” into America’s lexicon. Although the brand wasn’t officially unveiled until March 1964, many consider February the true anniversary month.
GI Joes were my most treasured toys growing up and I know it wasn’t just me. During SHOT Show, a friend showed me a photo taken during his youth of his Joes. Although I had a lot of cool toys including Major Matt Mason, Sea Devils and a whole slew Marx war playsets, I’m a 1/6 scale Adventure Team Joe kind of a guy at heart (can you say “Kung Fu Grip?”). The smaller 3-3/4″ versions and comic book came out around the time I was moving on from toys, but I know a lot of guys grew up with them. Now that I’m grown, I’ve rediscovered the originals and really appreciate the memories.
How about we all take a knee and share our toy memories? Here’s one of mine.