The M-4/16 has a bayonet lug just below the barrel due to a requirement that it has the ability to mount a bayonet. Unfortunately, that lug gets in the way when you want to use an extended handguard.
When Geissele was developing their submission for the cancelled M-4A1+ RFI, they decided to develop this Bayonet Mount which attaches to a Picatinny rail section at the bottom of a handguard.
This frees up a lot of real estate.
The term survival is often used in reference to immediate life threatening danger, or the fear of. Rudy has faced adversity and has had to find was to overcome and survive in extreme situations his entire life. In Rudy’s case, his survival is a result of perseverance, determination, and focus. While these values are the foundation for Rudy’s survival, they also parallel as the foundation for success in all pursuits of life.
Portrait of a Survivor is Rudy’s story of survival amongst the background of Iceland’s baron wilderness.
Kitanica’s RSPs are constructed in Oakland, California from breathable and durable Ripstop NYCO fabric. They are outfitted eight pockets including Cordura pocket corner reinforcements to prevent knife clip wear, an ingenious rear cell phone sleeve in the left rear pocket, double layer seat and knees, right zippered and snapped side cargo pocket assembly, mag/flashlight sleeve, left side cargo pocket with Velcro closure and top mounted pen tubes.
The RSPs are a roomy relaxed fit design engineered with mobility cut, seven webbing belt loops and Velcro cinching waist are designed to avoid waistband sag, and its articulated knees achieve an incredible fit.
MURRAY, UT – OSS Suppressors LLC has announced the hiring of Jim Ferry & Associates as its sales agency for the Western US, effective immediately. This move is part of OSS’s sales and marketing strategy to significantly expand distribution and provide quality service to it’s rapidly growing dealer network.
“With the addition of Jim Ferry & Associates, OSS now has sales representation through the Western 13 that will focus primarily on LE and commercial markets ” said Chris Estadt, VP Sales & Marketing for OSS. “We’re excited to be able to add the market expertise, channel relationships and selling experience the talented Jim Ferry team brings to the OSS mission.”
“We look forward to working with OSS and their best-in-class suppressor products. They’re a “leap ahead” in technology from any baffle suppressor on the market, and we’re excited to be able to offer OSS to our customer base,” said Jim Ferry, president of the firm.
Just in time for fall and winter weather, Tactical Tailor has launched their Pack Rain Covers. These are water resistant covers that envelope the pack in order to help keep water from soaking through to your gear. If you own a pack, you need to also own a cover.
In addition to keeping your gear dry, they also keep the load streamlined and camouflauged (when needed). With PALS fields on packs comes lots of attached gear. These items can be snagged while you’re wearing the pack which can not only be frustrating but also dangerous.
Manufactured from a DWR coated 330D fabric, a bungee opening allows for a tight seal on the pack while the strap attachment ensures the cover will not come off when drug through branches or other snags. These covers come in 4 sizes, Small to XL and in colors Coyote Brown, Multicam, and A-TACS Snow Camo. Each cover fits into its own small, hook and loop enclosed, pouch when not in use; allowing for easy storage and quick access for ever changing, and unpredictable, weather conditions. Stop dealing with water-logged packs and get yours today.
www.tacticaltailor.com/packraincover
Today is Drink a Beer Day….Really!! So in honor of this awesome day of observance, Armageddon Gear is offering 15% off all products now through Friday, Sept. 30. Just enter code: Beer … You must have a Beer bivy in your cart for purchase to enjoy this awesome, one of a kind savings! Go now, drink a beer and shop!! (photo courtesy of Christy Sutton)
This is for you youngsters who’ve only heard about “The Pig” in bedtime stories.
h/t Matt H!
