It’s been reported that the first recorded use of olive drab as a color name first surfaced in England during 1892. Ever since then, it has been spotted on nearly every battlefield in one shade or another. OD green might have taken a back seat to Coyote and Flat Dark Earth in recent years, but it’s hard to argue against it remaining the most popular military color of all time.
True North Concepts has released a limited run of their popular Gripstop and compact Gripstop- K Milspec anodized in classic OD, available now.
The Raptor folding stainless steel shears are now available with colored handles. This is always handy, as it’s easier to identify which ones are yours.
The Leupold LTO-Tracker 2 HD is a low-cost, handheld thermal viewer. Many law enforcement and SAR agencies are buying them.
It features 7x zoom and toggling through the six color settings (Hi-Black, Black, Hi-White, White, Hi/Lo Green, and Green) is a snap. It also features beacon mode, a grey scale screen with a red box indicating the warmest area in the field of view.
The tough chassis is made from aluminum and it’s only 5.5 inches long and weighs just 7 ounces.
This 4″x6″ notebook features Rite in the Rain’s waterproof paper, with pages set up to record weapon ballistic data. It also includes Wind Calculation and MOA/MRAD Conversion reference materials.
Titan Retention is a ratchet-style retention system for weapons and breaching tools, keeping them out of the way, but instantly available when needed. Since its release, Titan Retention has been upgraded with a custom Cobra buckle.
In addition to the PALS mount, they offer a Velcro version.
Offered in 1.5″ or 2″ webbing. Available in a variety of colors.
Mad Minute Suppressors is a relative newcomer to the suppressor market. They claim their new design suppresses sound, flash, heat, pressure, recoil, gas and particulates. It’s also one suppressor for multiple calibers, offering at least sub 140 dB performance. They also claim a POI shift of two MOA suppressed vs unsuppressed.
The key to their Tempest Series design are the internal turbines which rotate. All gas is pushed forward, out the front of the suppressor. They also claim that their “heat sink” technology results in a cooler suppressor and weapon.
As you can see, it can be broken down and cleaned by the operator.
For 15 years, SOTech’s Gen I medical bags have made up most of the Special Forces Medic’s 18D TacSet, and we are proud to announce that our Tactical Medical Modular Carriage System – GEN II has just received NSN approval for Army-wide issue to DOD medical personnel.
TACTICAL MEDICAL MODULAR CARRIAGE SYSTEM – GEN II is a modular medical pack system that functions across the 3 platforms of RUCK-TRUCK-HOUSE. This 2nd generation evolution of SOF medical packs incorporates a decade of wartime operator input. The result is a tailored set of modular pouches that are chosen to affix to any of these packs, harnesses, and panels. The system also supports a supply tree with the top being the box (MMCIS) which supplies/supports the hanging panel (RAMMP), and that in turn supports the large pack (MMP-L) which supports the medium pack (MMP-M) which supports the (MMP-S). The packs integrate and share the load with the medical belt/harness system (MACBS). The insert organizers and belt, pack and panel pouches fully integrate and can mount on any platform within this system. And finally, the IFAK (RFAP) is the base of the system mounting basic first aid items on all personnel on the team. This system follows the wounded soldier from the point of traumatic injury all the way through transport to the hospital.
In honor of the DLA making TMMCS available to the troops, we are offering the Modular Medical Pack – Small (also known as the Mission Go Bag) in OCP for 15% off on a limited run of the first 50 bags. Get them while supplies last on the SOTechTactical.com website!
Now available for digital download, FirstSpear has launched their latest catalog, V17. Check out some of the latest advancements in land and maritime based body armor technology, technical apparel, and more.
