Pelican’s Vault Case is a protective, fold open case for the iPad Mini series of tablet computers. It has been tested to MIL-STD-810G standards for multiple drops, and meets IP54 standards for complete protection against intruding dust and dirt. Additionally, the Vault Case has an elastometric liner, a hard cover screen protector, and a dual axis hinge.
An iPad Air compatible case will be available starting mid/late April.
www.pelican.com/cases_detail_mobile_devices/Case/C12080
Remember Johhny Dronehunter who took out a miniature-UAV with a Salvo-12 equipped shotgun? Now, SilencerCo gives us his origin story.
The Nintendo 2DS is an excellent man-portable, field use time wasting device. The single piece construction minimizes moving parts making it particularly durable and well suited for use in a tactical environment. However, the dual screens are left exposed and susceptible to impact and scratching. The Zulu Nylon Gear 2DS Tactical Case was developed as a dedicated, protective sleeve to cover the dual screens when loose in your ruck or when mounted to MOLLE web gear. The 2DS Tactical Case also features 3 slots for additional game cartridges and a large Velcro loop field on the flap for displaying morale patches. The Case can be mounted to any MOLLE compatible platform with 2 Short MALICE Clips (not included). It is currently available in Black, Coyote Brown, Ranger Green, Multicam, and ATACS AU. As with all other Zulu Nylon Gear products, the 2DS Tactical Case is made in the USA with high quality, milspec materials.
zulunylongear.com/2ds
SureFire’s X400 isn’t only an excellent weapon light and laser, but it’s also great for training your pets.
Calibrated to resist Dark-Side Jedi powers, the Force-activated release allows for menacing draws against Dark Sith Lords, clones, bounty hunters or evil Emperors alike plus the often required quick draw for cantina brawls. Check out the newly released Model 4SBWU Lightsaber Holster!
www.safariland.com/safariland/model-4sbwu-lightsaber-holster-JEDI_4SBWU
Last year, PEO Soldier’s ‘Camo Czar’ COL Robert Mortlock famously commented to the Army Times that you cannot patent colors, when referring to the combat proven coloration of Crye Precision’s MultiCam pattern. Not long after, the Army went on to appropriate Crye’s color palette for their new Operational Camouflage Pattern. According to sources close to the program, it wouldn’t matter to COL Mortlock even if you could patent colors, because as it turns out, he is colorblind.
Rumor has it, COL Mortlock will be receiving his annual eye exam this afternoon. Hopefully nothing else will turn up.
Just in case you missed last night’s amazing live streaming event which showcased one of 5.11’s innovative, limited edition, tactical products, they have uploaded it to youtube.
5.11 Tactical Hard Cases will be available for order May 2015.
