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LA Police Gear Holster Finder

August 20th, 2019

As part of LA Police Gear’s recent website update, they also introduced a Holster Finder feature.

Give it a shot at lapolicegear.com/holster-finder.

Ronin Fire Print

August 20th, 2019

Offered by Ronin Tactics, the Ronin “Fire” print is by artist Marc Lee. Each is signed and the print number will be marked by Tu Lam and the artist.

History-In the teachings of “Fire” from “The Book of Five Rings, 1645” -Miyamoto Musashi explains the art of fighting as fire. As a former Green Beret, I have studied the physical movements of combat and had employed these movements during my time in war. Now as a Ronin, I seek for deeper understanding of the mind. During this process of understanding, I’ve reached out to the writings of past warriors for deeper understanding in the world and in myself. Now as a Ronin and a teacher to many, I find my connection as a human being with others seeking to improve themselves in life and during this process, I found deeper meaning within myself and my connection with the Heavens. “I belong to the warrior in whom the old ways have joined the new.”

Get yours at www.ronintactics.com.

Reptilia Launches Black Hole Polymer Mag Well for GLOCK Pistols

August 20th, 2019

Reptilia’s new Black Hole Polymer Mag Well is designed for use with 9mm & .40 GLOCK pistols. Molded from reinforced polymer, the Black Hole’s enlarged magazine well opening helps facilitate more efficient reloads without adding unnecessary bulk to your carry or duty sidearm.

It utilizes a unique rear spacer designed to ensure seamless fit and compatibility with both Gen 3 & Gen 4 frames. Available immediately for GLOCK 19 with GLOCK 17 variant shipping late 2019.

Specs:
• Compatible with GLOCK 19 Gen 3 & Gen 4 Pistols
• Reinforced Polymer Construction
• All Mounting Hardware Included
• Made in USA
• MSRP: $23.95

reptiliacorp.com

The Ops-Core FAST SF Carbon Composite Helmet

August 20th, 2019

Just in case you’ve been living under a rock and haven’t heard of Ops-Core’s FAST SF Carbon Composite Helmet.

It was specifically designed for low threat environments, where bump protection is warranted such as recce, airborne and water operations, as well as fast roping. It also works as a great platform for Night Vision Devices. Speaking of NVGs, the helmet comes with a lightweight Modular Bungee Shroud (MBS) which reduces snag hazards and interference and improves retention and stability.

The secret to its oerformamce is tge Vented Lux Liner featuring expanded polypropylene (EPP) which makes for enhanced impact protection, along with molded-in vent holes are integrated with the shell to provide increased airflow and reduce heat stress.

The helmet features a super high cut, featuring more room for communications headsets. A recessed groove in the liner offers a channel for headbands.

Available to fit noggin sizes Medium theough XXLarge, it can be had in Black, Tan or MultiCam finishes.

TRIBE SK8Z

August 20th, 2019

TRIBE SK8Z is Va Beach-based, Veteran-owned business. The three founders have combined their passion for skateboarding with elements of military service to provide custom board decks.

As CEO DJ closes in on retirement, he decided to get back to his roots, “Skateboarding, aggressive lifestyle, tattoos and supporting veteran charities.”

They offer a whole slew of products including decks like the Sicario 3 Skateboard Deck.

Check them out at tribe-sk8z.myshopify.com.

Marine Corps Issues Pre-Solicitation for Squad Common Optic Contract

August 20th, 2019

Back in May we told you of the Marine Corps’ desire to field a Squad Common Optic for the M27 Infantry Assault Rifle which is becoming the standard weapon for Marines in the Infantry Squad. The Marines envision the SCO as a magnified optic to improve target acquisition and probability of hit P(h) between 0-600 meters (m).  The SCO includes a non-caliber specific reticle, is variable power, and incorporates a user selectable illuminated or non-illuminated aim-point. 

Marine Corps Systems Command (MCSC), Portfolio Manager Ground Combat Element Systems (PfM GCES), Program Manager Infantry Weapon just released a pre-solicitation to industry, which serves as a Warning Order that they plan to open a Full and Open Competitive solicitation for the SCO on or about September 13, 2019 with proposal due date on or about October 21, 2019.

Army Futures Teaming with Industry on Advanced Robotics, Sensors

August 20th, 2019

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. — Army Futures Command is soliciting industry for information on emerging technologies in robotics and sensors to enhance the targeting capabilities of Army small tactical units.

Researchers are in the initial stages of the Smart Targeting Environment for Lower Level Assets, or STELLA, program that will enable Soldiers to operationalize robotics to rapidly employ, build and share target data in multi-domain operations. The goal is to shorten the amount of time it takes for Soldiers to detect, acquire and identify a target before they engage the enemy.

AFC’s major subordinate command, the Combat Capabilities Development Command, or CCDC, is leading the effort and will issue a request for information, or RFI, in August 2019. The RFI will help the Army to gauge current capabilities, ongoing research and development, and emerging trends.

“We’re developing an efficient system so there is a Soldier in the loop making a decision much more quickly on what needs to be engaged. The future battlefield will include a large number of sensors detecting targets and high-value assets. With higher volumes on information, we need to ensure the Soldier isn’t overwhelmed,” said Osie David, a chief engineer within CCDC’s center for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance — or C5ISR.

Several areas of science and technology expertise will converge for the STELLA program, Osie said. C5ISR Center will use the findings from the RFI to inform future efforts in support of the Army’s manned-unmanned teaming concept.

C5ISR Center anticipates releasing a request for proposal, or RFP, in early 2020. The STELLA program is scheduled to begin in fall 2020.

Story by Dan Lafontaine, CCDC C5ISR Center Public Affairs

Graphic illustration by Jamie Lear, CCDC C5ISR Center

You Had Me At Tigerstripe

August 19th, 2019

Kitanica has introduced their Range Shorts in TigerStripe camouflage. It’s just a new paint job, and these retain all of the features of Kitanica’s classic design.

They are constructed of nylon/cotton Ripstop, have 2 hip pockets, 2 rear pockets, 2 side pockets, and 2 cargo pockets. They have CORDURA® Fabric pocket corner reinforcements to prevent knife clip wear. The Range Shorts have a relaxed fit for hot weather, VELCRO® cinching waistband and 7 HD belt loops. The 2 side cargo pockets have mag organizer sleeves and retainer bungees.

www.kitanica.net/Range-Shorts-Tiger-Stripe