Arc’teryx LEAF has updated their LEAF site with the entire 2015 line. It’s not a large amount of new items but there are some major product launches here including dipping their toe in FR.
Look for:
Khard 60
Combat Uniform consisting of Assault Shirt AR, Assault Pant AR and Recce Shirt AR
Naga Hoody Gen 2
Recce Hat (not loaded yet)
Assault Glove FR
Assault Balaclava FR
Model: SF Ryder 9-Ti
Threads: 1/2-28 or M13.5X1
MSRP: $799.00
Launching: SHOT Show 2015
Specs:
9.5oz with piston
7.6″ with piston
Titanium tube, front plate and rear cap
Stainless steel baffles
1.25″ tube diameter
Federal 147 Hydra Shock 131 dB
Federal 124 FMJ American Eagle 131dB
Cerakote Black, FDE or Grey
You’ll also notice the Surefire/Zev custom match grade threaded Barrel. Available for Glock 17 & 19, look for these at SHOT Show as well.
It’s an old favorite and never fails to entertain.
Long story short, deployed unit is f’ed up. Thanks to the mad shitter, they’ve locked all of the port-a-johns except two which are under guard by SSGs and SFCs. There’s a lot more going on here aside from anal retentive leadership, but apparently, word was put out in the unit in question that the thought police are trawling Facebook looking for any unit members who ‘liked’ the photo.
(photo from US Army WTF Moments)
Ares Gear makes some of the best belts on the market but at the recent Special Operations Care Fund fundraiser in Atlanta I found out that they also make really cool slate coasters.
Sold in sets of four, they are available with the Ares Gear logo, Crusader’s Cross, Eagle Globe & Anchor, Gadsden Flag and Stars & Stripes.
We post this image from World War One to demonstrate how America and France have stood together in the face of tyranny. Our two nations have long been there for one another and now, we mourn your loss earlier today at the hands of savage gunmen.
Ares Armor has been at odds with the BATFE for some time over the sale and manufacture of “80%” lower receivers for AR-style weapons. Most recently, they have contacted the The Honorable B. Todd Jones, Director Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives to request clarification of ATF Ruling 2015-1 regarding the use of gunsmithing services or machine shop support in the transformation of “80%” lower receivers into finished firearms. Considering the additional issues raised by this most recent ATF Ruling, Ares Armor’s letter requesting clarification was certainly warranted. Particularly considering the ruling may contain tidbits that exonerate Ares Armor from any alleged wrongdoing (by the same BATFE that issued the ruling) in selling “80% complete” lower receivers. What really makes this one over the top, is the attached set of crayon drawings.
This is but one example from the graphic. Read the rest here. If you have any interest at all in this ongoing issue, we suggest you visit for the full request for clarification letter.
