Fogotten Weapons hosts Larry Vickers as he discusses the XM-8.
Fogotten Weapons hosts Larry Vickers as he discusses the XM-8.
In Gettysburg on 4/25, two major companies who support the first responder community – Tripwire and Rockwell Tactical – are hosting an open house. Details below. These companies have announced a joint partnership to give first responders the knowledge, tools and training they need to protect themselves and the country.
Tripwire provides explosive products, inert ordnance training aids and training courses in partnership with Rockwell Tactical. At the open house you’ll receive a tour of their facility where those products are made and time with both owners to learn more.
Who: Tripwire Operations Group and Rockwell Tactical Group
What: Open House and New Collaborative Capabilities Demonstration
When: April 25, 2018 from 9:00am – 1:00pm
Where: Tripwire office: 1685 Baltimore Pike, Gettysburg, PA 17325
Why: Tripwire and Rockwell Tactical have now come together to support military, law enforcement and first responders, giving them the knowledge, tools and training they need to keep themselves and our country safe. The companies will co-host an Open House on April 25 to welcome the first responder community and the public to tour the facility, meet Tripwire and Rockwell staff and introduce their shared missions. Refreshments will be served. No tickets or registration required – just stop in and say hello.
Take a look at the STASH – 750ml collapsible water bottle from Hydrapak. BPA and PVC free, extra strong abrasion resistant material is the same used in the 1-3L hydration reservoirs also available from FS. Quickly open and fill up on the go and store away in a pack or pocket when empty. Available in two color options in-stock and shipping today from FirstSpear.
www.first-spear.com/stash-750ml-collapsible-water-bottle
LBT has introduced their version of the Nut Sack, a soft ammo carrier for the Mk48 machine gun.
I was checking out the various lines offered by Vista Outdoor when I saw this fixture on a sling in the Blackhawk section. It reminded me of a frame surrounding a Red Dot Sight.
Turns out, it’s the rapid adjust slider for their Multipoint Sling. Although it’s fixed in an open position, it’s soft enough to collapse when you need it to.
The webbing material is offered in slick, padded and stretch variants in Coyote and Black. The sling is Berry compliant and offered in multiple mounting configurations including QD, HK hooks and free ends with no attachment, allowing you to use your own parts. But, my favorite feature is that they’ve included a two-point to single-point adapter on the models fitted with QDs.
blackhawk.com/products/long-gun-accessories/long-gun-accessories/tactical-slings
The 901V2 is Belleville’s Jungle Boot, called the “Burma.” The V2 is because it’s their second version, with a thinner midsole than the first version.
As you can see, it features a Panama II outsole. Inside, there’s a puncture resistant textile insole and medial and lateral side drainage perforations. The vamp construction acts as a screen for sand and debris.
There’s also a removable PU footbed which provides some shock absorption and sits the sole just a bit off of the puncture proof insole which might have a bit of water which hasn’t drained. This helps keep your feet drier.
This is Wild Things’ White Out Pack Cover.

Made from 70D nylon, it incorporates a flapped access zipper down the center and loops and elastic at the rear to secure it to the pack.

Available 3,000, 5,000 and 7,000 cu in sizes in MultiCam Alpine.