Thanks RTJ!
You Never Know Where They’ll Show Up
July 23rd, 2017CJ Buck and John Sullivan Re-Elected as Leaders of AKTI
July 22nd, 2017Cody, WY (July 20, 2017) – The Board of Regents of the American Knife & Tool Institute (AKTI) recently re-elected CJ Buck, the fourth generation of his family to head Idaho-based Buck Knives, to serve an additional two-year term as president, and John Sullivan, Director of Marketing at W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company, to continue as vice president of the association.
Buck was a founding member of the non-profit advocacy organization committed to ensuring that Americans will always be able to make, sell, carry and use knives and served two terms as vice president and was president from 2001-2003 and from 2015-2017.
In addition to providing leadership as a Board member, Buck has focused on AKTI’s legislative work, chairing the AKTI Legislative Committee until 2015. He was inducted into the Cutlery Hall of Fame in 2016 for his efforts on behalf of the knife industry.
“I’m very excited about AKTI’s legislative successes and the solutions we are working on to solve the issues that face knife users and the entire knife industry.” Buck said. “It is an honor to have the Board’s confidence and to continue leading two separate major federal initiatives. We are working on legislation to protect knife owners traveling from state to state and to remove the commerce restrictions on automatic knives.”
Sullivan has volunteered on the Board of Regents of AKTI since 2012 and has been involved in the knife industry for over twenty years. As AKTI vice president the past two years, he has been involved in the organization’s fundraising event at the Blade Show, and on the membership, legislative and finance committees.”AKTI best represents the interests of the knife industry and the concerns of individual knife users. I’m pleased to continue to work with a united board that is committed to the growth of the industry and that our customers can freely use the knife of their choice.” Sullivan said. “W.R. Case is eager to give back to the organization that has made a difference, protecting and ensuring our ability to make and use knives.”
The American Knife & Tool Institute is governed by a nine member Board of Regents that include a broad cross section of the knife industry. Regular input to the Board from Advisory members also adds to the knowledge, credibility and professionalism of the organization to represent a broad spectrum of issues for the knife community.
For more information visit www.AKTI.org.
Someone Has Taken Pistol Comping To A Whole New Level
July 22nd, 2017
Closed Tine Warcomp from SureFire.
GRA Maven Demo Day
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On Thursday, August 3rd, GRA Maven will host its 2017 Demo Day at One World Trade Center and other venues in New York City. Participants will receive a demonstration and hands on introduction to our Fire Operations and Urban Climbing courses as well as an overview of our Integrated Tradecraft Course, Clandestine Target Reconnaissance/Entry Course, and Mobility offerings. Following, GRA Maven will host an intimate networking reception on Thursday evening with Friday reserved for one-on-one sessions at our NYC office in The Freedom Tower.
RE Factor Tactical – Ranger Panties
July 22nd, 2017I can't think of a better way to kick off your weekend.
www.refactortactical.com/collections/apparel/products/ranger-panties
Kelty – Spur
July 21st, 2017
The Kelty Spur is a sling bag.
Features:
-Ambidextrous shoulder carry
-Air mesh/EVA shoulder straps & back panel
-Stowable, 3-point harness
-External zip accessory pockets
-Large, u-zip main opening
-Internal, hook & loop pocket
-External shove-it/water bottle pocket
Volume: 549 in3 / 9 L
Weight: 13 oz / .38 kg
Torso Fit: One Size
Dimensions: 15.5 x 7.5 x 6 in / 39 x 19 x 15 cm
For those of you interested; no, it’s not made in the States. However, of the offered colors, several are great for the potential Grey Man.
Nightforce Optics Now Available At Bass Pro Shops
July 21st, 2017
Nightforce® Optics is proud to announce its partnership with Bass Pro Shops to expand retail and digital distribution of premium riflescopes. Now available at Bass Pro Shops, customers can find select Nightforce® riflescopes and accessories in their favorite local store, or online at basspro.com.
In recognition of the growing long-range market segment, best-selling models from the ATACR, NXS, SHV and Benchrest families are available via Bass Pro Shops. These optics will pair well with both new and existing rifle, ammunition, accessory and reloading offerings Bass Pro has in its product portfolio related to hunting and shooting.
“We are very excited for this opportunity as it represents another big step forward for Nightforce Optics,” says Gordon Myers, Director of Sales and Marketing. “Bass Pro Shops is a leading retailer in the outdoor and firearms industry, and their commitment to providing quality products and recognition of the growing long-range market segment makes this a great fit for Nightforce.”
Nightforce is a leading manufacturer and marketer of premium sport optics and related products, including riflescopes, spotting scopes and accessories. We are known for our rugged, high-precision engineered designs that are capable of holding up to punishing conditions. Based in Orofino, Idaho, Nightforce has established a benchmark for high-quality, high performance products that have accompanied soldiers into battle, world champion shooters to the winner’s podium, and helped hunters take the trophy of a lifetime.
Rest In Peace Levi Adams
July 21st, 2017Tragic news from our friends at Telluric Training. Rest In Peace Levi Adams.
For those who don’t know, Levi Adams, part of the Telluric family, was involved in a fatal car accident yesterday. We are all devastated by this tragic loss. Levi was a key member of the team here. More importantly, though, he was an amazing dad, a newly-married husband, a devoted son, a highly respected police officer, and genuine friend. He was a warrior, although very few people realized it because he was so gentle and warm. Despite his young age, he had tremendous character and strength- he was a rock that a lot of people depended on. He will be sorely missed.
Please join us in praying for his family.
