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FirstSpear Friday Focus – OEM Partner Series – SureFire

September 30th, 2016

Occassionally, we use the FirstSpear Friday Focus to highlight one of their OEM partners. This is one of those occassions, and this week we are looking at the work FS does for SureFire.

For quite awhile I’ve known that FirstSpear manufactured the SureFire High Capacity Magazine Pouches but what I didn’t realize is how long the two brands have been working together. They’ve been cooperating steadily since 2011.

Why did SureFire ultimately go with FirstSpear manufacturing?
First and foremost, we chose FirstSpear due to the high quality of product they produce. FirstSpear constantly innovates, and never cuts corners, which are attributes we at SureFire relate to closely. Additionally, their fast pace of manufacturing and competitive pricing made the decision easy. We feel the collaboration between SureFire and FirstSpear works well, as both companies simply want to build the best products possible for our customers and warfighters.

Why is it important that the Suppressor Pouches were “Made in the USA”?
SureFire SOCOM suppressor pouches need to be “Made in the USA” due to The Berry Amendment. We are required to comply with The Berry Amendment to be eligible for certain government contracts, specifically the SOCOM contract we currently hold. The Berry Amendment is a statutory requirement that restricts the Department of Defense (DoD) from using funds appropriated or otherwise available to DoD for procurement of food, clothing, fabrics, fibers, yarns, other made-up textiles, and hand or measuring tools that are not grown, reprocessed, reused, or produced in the United States.

Interestingly, FS also provides the headbands for the Maximus Head Lamp.

While the SSV line of holsters isn’t manufactured for SureFire, FS does offer models compatible with the X300 series weapon lights. Soon, they’ll be introducing versions which will accept the SureFire XC1.

FirstSpear www.surefire.com

UF PRO – P-40 Classic Pants Now Available In Desert Grey

September 30th, 2016

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UF PRO is now offering the P-40 pant in a new colorway, Desert Grey. For a full overview on the P-40 pant, check out UF PRO’s release on them here, but in brief, the P-40 is a tactical pant designed to provide the wearer with comfort and functionality, with an anatomic cut, stretch areas made of Schoeller dynamic fabric, and 7 pockets.

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Probably the Coolest Thing at Modern Day Marine

September 30th, 2016

Granted, it’s not very Marine, but it’s poignant nonetheless.   

You Never Know Where They’ll Show Up

September 30th, 2016

Reader Chris sent us this message, “Two of the bike guys wear TAD lite packs while mountain biking. I slapped the SSD patch on and we posed before starting ‘Top of the world’. Was an epic day of downhill.”

AUSA Bound? You’d Better Stop By Wilcox Ind

September 29th, 2016

Looks like Wilcox has a couple of new things to check out.

SilencerCo – Quiet Riot Virginia

September 29th, 2016

Bring the entire family out for a day of fun at one of SilencerCo’s Quiet Riot events and hear for yourself why silencers are in high demand. Open to the general public, these events are centered around educating attendees about the bene?ts of silencers and dispelling common myths. All guns and ammunition will be provided, with product experts from SilencerCo and local ?rearm shops on hand to provide instruction and guidance on the purchasing process.

Saturday, October 22nd 2016
10-4PM

Cavalier Rifle and Pistol Club
14151 Boondock Ln.
Montpelier, VA 23192

Little Bag Of Violence Subscriptions Now Open

September 29th, 2016

Violent Little Machine Shop just opened up subscriptions for October’s Little Bag of Violence. Only 100 new subscriptions are available this month. This upcoming month’s box is killer, it’s “Hell In A Hand Basket”. They tell me this new shirt is their favorite that they’ve ever done.


In case you were wondering about the contests of the bag, this link will detail what was in September’s bag seen above. www.violentlittle.com/blogs/news/little-bag-of-violence-september

Still $30 with Free US Shipping.

www.violentlittle.com/products/little-bag-of-violence

Flying Circle Introduces Brazos Concealed Carry Backpack

September 29th, 2016

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Flying Circle, a key supplier of field, tactical, and travel bags to the U.S. Military, launches their new line of Concealed Carry Backpacks with the Brazos Backpack.

Boerne, TX, September 27, 2016 – Flying Circle announces their new Concealed Carry Backpack line with the release of the Brazos Backpack.

The Concealed Carry Backpack series is designed for those who want an all-in-one backpack that can weather the gamut of military, everyday carry, and recreational use.

The Brazos Backpack is a fully-loaded tactical backpack that delivers military-grade durability, comfort, and functionality with impressive storage capabilities. With more than 20 pockets and secret compartments, it is capable of organizing loads of gear for military use, weekend camping trips, long hikes, or as an emergency bug out bag while providing plenty of room for expansion with MOLLE webbing on the front, sides, top, bottom, backpack straps, belt, and even inside on the center pocket.

“If you like a backpack that is feature rich, then the Brazos is for you,” said Flying Circle’s president, Jimmy Chittim. “This thing has pockets inside pockets that are inside a pocket.”

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On the backside, the hidden “pass through” pocket has zippers on both sides making it a convenient and secure concealed carry compartment. It can also be unzipped on both sides and slipped over the handle of a rolling suitcase when traveling.

Multiple exterior pockets on the front and sides provide room for many items of varying sizes. A small pocket on the backpack strap and two small pockets on the removable heavy duty padded waist strap are ideal for quick grab essentials like keys, wallet, mobile phone, and pocket knife.

Inside, there are two spacious center compartments along with a tablet pocket and a padded laptop compartment that fits laptops up to 15” long. The interior organizer panel includes several pockets for smaller items.

The Brazos also has several features to make long hauls less strenuous. “It’s highly adjustable, so you can configure the straps and waist belt to meet your specific needs,” said Chittim. Comfort is enhanced with the padded back and backpack straps, and the mesh lining provides ventilation in warmer climates. The sternum strap offers support, while control and balance are maintained with the compression straps, which also provide extra areas to carry gear like poles, rods, and sleeping bags. Its hydration sleeve can accommodate hydration systems up to 3 liters and has dual exit ports for tubes. Top and side grab handles allow for the bag to be easily grabbed or pulled.

Constructed with durable water resistant polyester fabric, the Brazos Backpack is available in black or coyote brown and is backed by Flying Circle’s Lifetime Guarantee.

Learn more about the Brazos Backpack online at www.flyingcirclegear.com/BRAZOS-BACKPACK-BLACK.